Choong Moo step by step

This is a breakdown of the pattern Choong Moo for 2nd level red belts.

[@itsaperfectionist4158]

Aayyyye CTF. my school is in that federation too. I thought that red and black patch was familiar.

[@dandelatorre1870]

OK, so it’s a week later and I think I have this form down again. Yours is one of the better descriptions I’ve seen on KZbin. I’m a black belt that has been orphaned because of COVID, my Senior instructor had to close his doors. I’m continuing my studies online and I’m seeing a wide variety of styles, yours is similar to the way I was taught. Thank you for producing this.

[@dandelatorre1870]

Nice job, it’s not easy to describe a form while at the same time actually performing the form. I haven’t done this form in years and trying to relearn it. Thanks for putting this together, very helpful.

[@panda59043]

2nd Dan ITF here. you are a good instructor and a help to me!

[@GWhitetkd]

You cannot be a 2nd Dan in itf if this is good for you the terminology is completely wrong

[@dandelatorre1870]

If I remember correctly, there were 30 moves in this form.

[@AdrianO-od1xy]

Nice explanation, strong, functional movements, none of that dancy, wobbly, bouncy, noisy shit some mcdojo masters do

[@GWhitetkd]

His name was General Choi and this video is using completely incorrect terminology as a start