Stick Fighting (Bongtoogi) - West Coast Hwa Rang Do's 2009 MUSA Challenge
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Interesting, any possibility that you have placed some kendo aspects into this martial art? Just wondering...
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This is great stuff. U cn see their techniques. Beutiful.
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I'll be a black sash someday lol! XD only a little purple belt at this time heehee!
these guys are good!
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i friggin love those pants, and i love the stance at 3:10
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@WCHwaRangDo do you guys have any school in Montreal Canada?
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where did this martial art originated first? in north or south korea?
ilikewasabe 2 years ago
The origin of Hwa Rang Do is over 1600 years ago in the Southeast Kingdom of Silla. When it was founded as a modern martial art system by our Dr. Joo Bang Lee, he established it and introduced to the public for the first time in Seoul, Korea in 1960. We will be celebrating our 50th Anniversary this year.
WCHwaRangDo 2 years ago
btw im sorry for giving another question but how can you tell what rank a person is.. i mean is it just like a black belt higher than a brown belt kind of type? and will be their an exibition in the upcoming 50th aniversery? again sorry with the question..
ilikewasabe 2 years ago
@ilikewasabe The ranking is very simple. The color sashes wear the white top and navy bottom and all the Black Sashes wear all Navy uniforms. Yes, we will have our weapon competitions for the 50th. The Friday is all dedicated to weapon forms and fighting. The weapon fighting will be Gumtoogi: long sword vs. long sword, twin swords vs. twin swords, and open division with all different size swords. Bontoogi will be the same but with sticks.
WCHwaRangDo 2 years ago
What's the different between a normal staff and this kind of stick weapon? Just a mid-length staff kind of weapon? Or a different form of fighting?
DarkLink595 2 years ago
Not exactly sure what you are asking, but the staff used are made of rattan so it's flexible and light, reducing the possibility of injury to opponent. We fight with different size rattan staffs and batons. Here it's Jangbong (long staff) vs. Jangbong. Hope this answers your question.
WCHwaRangDo 2 years ago