Great form. I can see the lower belts thinking that's how I need to be. I am just learning O Ro this sets a high bar.

Looks really good. I picked up a lot of pointers on how to improve my hyung.

Wow half of the techniques are complete lines/roads from Chinese 12 road Tan Tui form.

2021💀😂

THANK YOU, SBN!!! YOU GIVE ME CONFIDENCE TO DO THE HYUNG. SOO BAHK!! 💪💪

Thank you Sa Bom Nim.

Thank you Sa Bom Nim .

Thank you Sa Bom Nim.

Thank you Sa Bom Nim.

Thank you Sa Bom Nim.

Just to clarify: on the (2) low palm heal strike sets, you have the hu guls first and the front stance second. Is this standard? I’ve seen four fronts, four hu guls, and reverse of what you have. Isn’t there a book with GM Hwang Kee doing it?

It looks ok, the knee to front kick should be a slow exhale then retract.

first form is taikyoku 1,in Shotokan,kyokushin,and other 2forms are very similar to taikyoku 2,3

Nice. Very nice to watch. Thank you.

Sorry about that Ninjaguy, you are right, you did not miss any steps. It was just so fast I missed it at first! I was talking about the first "put the foot down in a forward stance and execute choong dan kyong kuk" @0:40. You actually did that perfectly!

Kinghercules, that's so interesting. Side kicks are much more modern (post '45) Shotokan in style. The Shitoryu (Mabuni) and Wado-Ryu (Ohtsuka) do it just like modern TSD/SBD with front kicks. How do you do your elbow near the end? Horizontal like "ninjaguy" here, or vertical like the Japanese styles? (I'm Rees on FB btw.) Ninjaguy - you missed a full step forward after your very first crane stance/kick and punch move. Was this on purpose? Or a mistake? We use the SBD/TSD Dan Forms book (Vol. 2) as a reference.

excellent performance. your hyung is excellent as what have being taught by Kwang Jang Nim. Honestly, I seen many black belt candidates doing this hyung & I hardly can see they perform as good as you. Keep up a good work. Soo Bahk!

Guess who intends to come back soon!

Beautiful, You inspire me to do my best. This if F Corbett 1st gup studio SE4. Soo Bahk.

Really enjoyed it thanks, shame my Dojang was a McDojang, I would be Master Ken now not Sensei

Soo Bahk!

great

Very nice techniques! Soo Bahk!

You and @wasatchmartial arts have great technique. Thanks for sharing.

This is in fact Chil Sung Il Ro Hyung. Because of the softer techniques that require more of an internal understanding of movement, it is often taught after a student has learned Chil Sung E Ro Hyung.

I thought that one was Chil Sung Ee Ro, not Il Ro.

This is an excellent example of how to perform a hyung for demonstration purposes. This form clearly shows the chinese influence on korean martial arts. Very well done!

Very good technique! Nice solid stances!

very good form! Thanks for posting this, I just got my 3rd Dan a few months back and I'm starting to learn this form and this'll help out tremendously. Already seen some ways to improve learning it. Keep up the great work. Tang Soo.

Nice job sir! This is one of my favorite forms. You have nice Ahp Cha Nut Gis.

Excellent, thank you sir.

Estimado ninjaguy39474: Es muy importante tu trabajo para la difusion de la MDK, sus hyones son muy intensos y poderosos, quizas seria mejor para la transmicion de la filosofia Mu Do, darle un espacio a la relajacion, quizas un trabajo mayor en el area Nhe Gung seria aconsejable. Lo felicito por su trabajo