Chil Sung O Ro

[@lauriebluesguy]

Fantastic, one of the best versions I've ever seen.

[@thepokedoctor]

Thank You for creating this, it is a very good help to people who want to study!

[@somrmojo]

Beautiful. I have watched this many, many times. Soo Bahk!

[@michaeljung4398]

Excellent performance!

[@upandrunning777]

Truly magnificent! I always love watching the Masters expressing this beautiful and powerful form. Thank You for sharing with me.

[@26095]

I learned this in the early 1990s, and haven't done it in so many years. It's great to see it again. I actually was lucky to learn Chil Sung 1 through 4 from Kwan Jang Nim Hwang Kee in 1984-85. Three herniated discs put a damper on training....but I do them in my dreams sometimes.

[@Wggdy]

Must have been beautiful learning from him. Hope all is well 👍🏼

[@26095]

@@Wggdy It really was. We learned the first four Chil Sung then. He and his son taught us, coached us, and inspired us. So lucky.

[@RecoveringGenius]

Damn, Very nicely down. Great breathing, timing, and relaxation!

[@kiosacarlos]

Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing This video , Sa Bom Nim !!

[@braga939]

Fenomenal!!! Greetins from Moo Duk Kwan Brazil!!!

[@scotthosier]

absolutely awesome sir,my favorite hyung.

[@tristatekarate]

Outstanding Sir!

[@georgenicolini9512]

Excellent hung and kicks the man knows his craftmanship Osh!

[@atlien2621]

Just learned Chil Sung il Ro.... You have me more anxious to all Chil Sung forms

[@fredricclack7137]

Amazing- finally, a true Martial Artist at the top of his game: my 1st Art- MDK-TSD

[@yuppodo]

Wow, what a long hyung! Mr. Corrales obviously worked his tail off on that. Extremely polished performance, very impressive.

[@JWLuiza]

Thank you for sharing!

[@bobg5362]

Thank you, sir. I'm curious. When you first come up the 'I', are you throwing axe kicks or inside-out crescent kicks? Most folks seem to throw the crescent but your kicks appear to be more axey.

[@mastertaz83]

realy great Sir,well done....

[@wasatchmartialarts]

@CSFSalt I hope you do someday Matt. You were always one of my best students.

[@michealtomelloso3912]

This form does have alot of Chinese element's, l practiced this form and the details few year's ago, forgot because l started working, so l couldn't or have time to review these forms, but thank god for my library and you tube.

[@RICK4266]

am not at this stage in my training but enjoyed watching, video was clear to see how the form is executed Tang so

[@jitsroller]

Shim shook, him cho Chung. Beautiful.

[@garycleveland6410]

Very impressive!

[@deanmuhammad]

Good Job!

[@bodiball]

Nice Hyung. Excellent Techniques.

[@JackJ99]

Very Nice!!!!

[@Lugiase]

Epic Skillz! Tang Soo!

[@larrycovin1641]

i give you a 9.2 look at Marcus Riley on this one to improve

[@Rayan-gc7kp]

😮

[@mongolchiuud8931]

Nice "Tan Tui Yoke Punches"

[@junichitiger]

협회 이름좀 수박에서 다른 것으로 개명 좀 부탁드립니다. 너무 부끄럽다.

[@wasatchmartialarts]

안녕하세요! Soo Bahk Do (手搏道) refers to the ancient Korean martial art "subak". The term Soo Bahk Do is used to honor that part of Korean history.