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One thing. When you cross to do a low block, make sure it’s the height of a low lock, not a high level cross

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No puedo creer lo mal y falta de tecnica q tenian antes, super equivocada la ejecucion del tul

I got up to high blue back in the day. I'm going to learn all of my forms again and get back to it if I can find a good Suh-bum-nim where I live. I really miss it. My old master is Grandmaster Young S. Won

Lo q este tipo hace es una enorme burla a nuestro Arte ...comenzando por su vestimenta ...la nuestra denominada Dobok es de color blanco y siempre será así ...en grados gup será un blanco limpio y en grados Danes se verán bordes negros en la chaqueta o pantalón ...este ni siquiera ademeja nuestras prácticas

Too hard for me to follow

Is this a White belt patten?

Que feas son las formas sin la onda y sin hacer los mobimientos como lo explica la enciclopedia

Ever read the encyclopedia? Nope

I used to hate this because they look impossibly fast even using the sport version. But if not for this video, I would have never discovered frameskipping. So this turned out to be a blessing in disguise.

Beautifully effective against grapplers: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Wrestling, Karate, etc. There's a reason the ADCC National Champion in Owensboro was both terrified and shocked when he saw me use part of this for grappling purposes. "You _had_ to have some Brazilian Jiu Jitsu." Nope. Tae-Kwon-Do. "No, you _had_ to have had some Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to do that!" Nope, just military Tae-Kwon-Do ranks only. Not the fake-kwon-do you see in the Olympics. Now Owensboro Gracie Jiu Jitsu opened up a striking course _just_ because I came in there and made their jaws drop, lol.

I had a hard time at first seeing how this one translated to fighting, but then one part proved devastating against an opponent that went for a double leg takedown. Poor fellow had no idea that even without kicks there are deadly counters to those things. There's a reason every vietnam war vet I've met says you _never_ go for a double leg in combat unless you want to die.

its no Do San

Huh😮

No😢😊

😮😮😮😮😮

The first second he looks like hes riding a motorcycle 😂

Yey tq I finally can do it in 15 min 🎉🥋

Very nice explanation of how to perform the movements. Thank you.

A love watching these video's makes my night.

I,m subscribing👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks👍🏻

I did learn this pattern in 1994 when I started to learn ITF taekwondo.

How many movements?

A

Left out two rear foot stance knife hand defense (Dwitbal so sonkal daebi makgi)

First saw the in Jhoon Rhee Sensei’s book 🎉now the sets have numbers 😬Old School TKD ❤

Great

Great demonstration, but your L stance (70% back / 30% front weight distribution) needs working on.Yellow belt 😅

This is not Tae Kwon do ITF

Can you do Chung jang?

This was amazing, genuinely one of the most helpful pattern videos I've seen. Tbh even my instructors aren't this thorough. Edit: after reading through the comments I realize that although you're thorough you're also practicing the pattern nearly completely wrong. I wish I could use this video to study but now I have to find something different. Please fix this video and upload the proper performance, you're not helping anyone by keeping this up.

😂😂😂 this is not Tae Kwon do

Thank you so much this imfromation

Thanks testing for senior purple testing in two months thanks I might pass bc of this thanks😊

Thank you Sir very well instructed

Son’s in taekwondo so I’m trying to relearn all of these to practice with him. This is the best I’ve found on KZbin. Thank you sir

Thanks now I understand it and I learned it (I'm yellow belt)

Thank you for the tutorial! It helps me a lot

Obviously there is a lot of variations in the interpretations of the serie Hwa-Rang inside different schools of ITF-Taekwondo. There is a school that is using the sine wave, and a school which is not using the sine wave. Acording to my knowledge the so called x-block (WT: eotgeoro araemakki) has the same hand lowest as the front leg.

Nice

Thank you for helping me with this pattern and when I needed it

It's how I do patterns, plenty of power

What martial art do you practice?

Thanks so much man

My feedback: - Great power and pace - Low blocks and middle blocks are stopped too short. - Middle punches are too high - Walking stance is too wide and too long on the punches (you're overreaching) - There's only a kiyap at the end of the pattern, and you shouldn't be saying the name. A kiyap is just a yell, not talking. - Hands should be touching at the beginning and end, and breathing control to finish (not done) - Pants should be white at a traditional TKD school, not black (black symbolizes death, and that you are no longer doing any physical training) - Non-punching hand needs to be held higher (middle punches should NOT be rising to the target, they should be straight or descending) Punching up = less power! Overall: 7.5/10 Graded on my KZbin channel and at: Baehr Taekwondo Facebook page. Uploaded video coming soon.

Muchísimas gracias 👍

Sorry but most of your movements or the transition to the movements are not correct. Please read the encyclopedia and practice before you post this poor interpretation of a great tul