Very similar. The original Tae Kwon Do forms came from the Chang Moo Kwom after General Choi gathered the Nine Kwons to help develop Tae Kwon Do. Chang Moo had developed its post-WW2 forms off of SHotokan Forms including the Heian. This form here Hwa-Rang was one of the Chang Hon Forms. Chang Hon forms were the first all original TKD forms but were strongly influenced by the lessons and structure of the Chang Moo Kwon Forms.

Correct, he does.

It's his name too

I don’t know if this counts as a theory but in tae kwon do I got taught that the up and down movements are supposed to generate power in between each move and create a sign wave

Brown? Didn't both ITF and WT Taekwon-Do only have the grades white, yellow, green, blue, red and then 1st through 8th dan black belt?

@@lennarthoekveen9339 oh jeez you must do American tkd... For me it goes white yellow purple high purple green high green brown high brown red high red then black and up... And hwa rang is red!

@@VivaMarie I practice the same style demonstrated in this video, ITF-tkd, founded in what is now NK by General Choi(the man on the picture). I'm not saying you're wrong. I was just taught that the belt order in this style(without naming the stripes) are ⚪(symbolizing innocence/empty mind open to learning)-->🟡(for earth/sand)-->🟢(for a sapling)-->🔵(sky the sapling reaches out for)-->🔴(for danger)-->⚫(opposite of white, and no fear of darkness in the broader sense of the word). I always thought colors like brown, orange and purple are colors used in Japanese martial arts like judo/karate/ninjutsu etc.

@@lennarthoekveen9339 yeah I'm not sure if what your doing is american or whatever but it's definitely different from what I do

It’s not American, I have never seen any TKD brown belts. Depends on organisation

Sadly he uses the silly sine wave, so I dumped the video.

Yes it is.

Pops Morris Thank you.🙏

Totally, his name was likely influenced by the name of the form shown. After all, only the letter "o" was added in the place of the "-" in Hwa-rang. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4C5moGnjKt5bNk

That's why I'm here 😂😂😂

It's called Sine Wave and is essential im creating power

That bothered me too

I see a person who's not a practitioner.

@@codeofhammurabi1513 projecting

Also, if you refer to the punches in L-stance following the low block in walking stance, the body in becoming smaller as L stance is smaller in length than the walking stance.

According to the encyclopedia: Mov 18: "Excecute a high turning kick to D/F ["South-east",thus, diagonaly] with the right foot and then lowering it to F [East]. Also, what do you mean with "punches going back"? If you refer to mov 21 and further: "Excecute a middle punch with the right fist while performing an L-Stance toward C, pulling the left foot." So, the punches are done with the arm that is behind, if that was your question.

I will even ease your research: Hwa-Rang is in the 137 page of the X volume of the encyclopedia. Tae Kwon