Dan-Gun Tul - Taekwon-Do Lesson #20

This video shows you how to practice Dan-Gun Tul which is the second of 24 patterns in Taekwon-Do. It explains how to practice various parts of the pattern, such as how to pivot when you are turning, how to move your body during the different stages of the movements as well as how to remain balanced and develop more power. Then, the video explains the sequence of all 21 movements in the pattern.
Intro by Miren Patel
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Disclaimer :
I recognise Grand Master General Choi Hong Hi as the true authority on Taekwon-Do. The information in my tutorial is based on my interpretation of Taekwon-Do as taught to me by the Founder General Choi Hong Hi and as referred to in his book ‘TAEKWON-DO’ (5th Edition 1999) Published by ITF and printed in Canada.
Other Taekwon-Do Masters and Grand Masters may have a different interpretation of Taekwon-Do theory and practice, so if you are a Taekwon-Do student, it is important to check with your instructor if you are not sure about which interpretation you should be following.

[@mamtakiewdomu]

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[@scotlandwalks703]

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[@Akarinobiofficial]

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[@tonydelva8777]

Outstading! I would love to see you perform all the Tuls including such great explanations/tips! You are a true GM, Sir.! Thank you so much!

[@XtodaL]

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[@DonatoNardizzi]

Good luck with your grading.

[@XtodaL]

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[@DonnachasRubixTube]

I do the same as an older yellow belt! Such great videos

[@Lynnieflores888]

Thank you for this video. This showed the whole breakdown of the pattern and knowing the meaning and how you should position yourself for each movement. This is a great support for my child and for practising at home and also preparing for their grading.

[@splashhead4253]

this is vey helpful. LOVE the intro, it's very dramatic. You look different now. I would say that you look better now! Not that you looked bad then. You are a great instructor because i have a test today! P.S. I have a test in less then 2 hours. Thank you master!

[@davidalbert3386]

Thank you Master Nardizzi, you videos have been super helpful for me to visualize the technique's taught to me. I love how you break each movement down and explain them. Cannot wait for this pandemic to be over so i can get back to my Dojang.

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I've started learning tkd last month and your videos are invaluable help for me. I missed last week trening when this pattern was introduced so thanks to you I have a way to keep up with the group.

[@Astrolad_]

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[@gyshgkzgzgkzglz]

​@@Astrolad_hes prob red belt now

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I’ve only just started watching your videos and I think they are brilliant. Dan Gun Tul is my next pattern to learn.

[@Landy_Bill_Ex_Mil]

This is excellent thank you. Ive just got my yellow belt and working on Dan-Gun as my next pattern and your video has been really useful

[@vasts1479]

Thank you for your thorough presentation. I'm helping my six year old son with his technique and I'm also enjoying it myself.

[@michaelpassley6812]

I had learned Dan-Gun and Do-San by watching your instruction and clarification on your youtube even before my instructor taught me those patterns. Thanks for your teaching.

[@mikeyork3093]

Busy working on Dan gun for the past week, Man Master Donato does the pattern so beautiful!

[@Mxttyy]

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[@DonatoNardizzi]

Congratulations to you and your dad for winning the gold medals! Good to know that the videos are helping people.

[@michaelpassley6812]

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[@btjacob29]

Thank you, sir. Because of this video i got my green stripe

[@damsie64]

I’m still a yellow belt but I hope that I can double promote Edit: my next grading is in a few weeks time :(

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@@damsie64 I have a grading in 45 minutes 🥲

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Gi

[@Spiritcrusher86]

Thank you for your work, Sir!

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These courses are excellent. I love the body motion. My instructor thought the same way but was talking too much. I love the way basic techniques are extracted from pattern and separately thaught.

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[@sofie8]

This really helped keep up with my lessons when I hurt my leg! Thanks

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great demonstration, thank you!

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good attention to detail - thanks so much

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[@EscuelaTkdDoSan]

Muy completo la verdad!!! Justamente estoy preparando un tutorial de Dan Gun... En español claro 😁🥋 Saludos...

[@raulnato70]

Muy bueno , excelente

[@DS_motos]

Thank you very much Master. Greetings forma Argentina

[@jaykenyon5385]

Ive literally just learned this pattern and I'm hoping to grade in September to get my green tag yellow belt awesome vid sir 👍

[@yooowhatsup6432]

Great Job

[@buildermarkdarrin6517]

Great video Grand Master. I’m practicing this pattern at the minute for an upcoming grading. When watching you perform these lessons , would it be fair to say that You seem to pretend Your actually preventing/countering an attacker as opposed to just going through the motions. This has been motivational in making patterns make sense to me. Kind Regards Sir

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I like!!! Good job!!!

[@heyandy4027]

Great Lesson, Sabum-nim. Thank you 😀

[@Akarinobiofficial]

Sabum nim 💀

[@frederickfidel4533]

you did amazingly well sir.... I love you teaching so much and you are higly stable in movements

[@adrianzuraw5866]

Thanks a lot.

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[@panda8902]

I started with ITF tkd but has since began to practice songahm tkd. I love itf tkd over ata tkd.

[@cristianfuentesguerrero5031]

Thank you

[@sidnagy575]

Thank you sir!

[@panda59043]

Thank you again.

[@Mutilator1980]

great helps allot i have my exam for green slip in march thx

[@ANUKELESQUIMAL]

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[@michaelpassley6812]

Grandmaster Nardizzi, it has been a pleasure to get a reply from you. I must say that your teaching and illustration on Teakwondo is great. I have enjoyed them. But I know you are a very busy instructor and in very demand out because you are always invited to do seminars and teaching to those who are desired to do Taekwondo. Is it possible for you to add the other 5 Lessons to your youtube? I would like to watch the clarification from those lessons as well.

[@panda59043]

another good lesson

[@user-rt1do2qg2h]

Very good

[@panda59043]

a True Master

[@ow_.]

what's the point of continuous motions?

[@btjacob29]

You just do it in continuous motion. In one breath

[@DonatoNardizzi]

Continuous motion allows the following techniques to be performed quicker. In real life stuations many of the techniques will be done in continuous motion.

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[@yooowhatsup6432]

it helped me soo much

[@alecapin]

7:08 단군틀 Dan-Goon Tul in full.

[@lenaosullivan5288]

Thx I just need to revise my patterns so helpfull

[@niverpaolucci2600]

muy bien explicado los movimientos, lastima que soy muy malo para entender ingles

[@sahejtkd7303]

Plz make a video on how to breathout in pattern

[@DonatoNardizzi]

That's a great idea. I will do a lesson on breath control. Once I have done a lesson on Connecting motion I will make the breath control video, so that I can explain the breath control for normal, fast, slow, continuous and connecting motion. Also, I will explain how different types of techniques can have slightly different breath control.

[@Astrolad_]

Thank you I'm grading for my green belt later wish me luck (I forgot this pattern).

[@Ornitorrinco666]

everytime i do this form i end up one step behind the starting position in the final ready stance, how can i correct that?

[@DonatoNardizzi]

It is difficult to tell without looking at you peforming Dan Gun Tul but it may be that your L-Stances are too wide. There should hardly be any width between the lines where your heels are. See my stances videos. Hope this helps.

[@Ornitorrinco666]

@@DonatoNardizzi thanks, i will check them out in detail, thanks

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Legendas em português, por favor.

[@richallenxbox1976]

Can you do a video for Do San please or have you already got one? I need to master it so our Sir lets me go for the next grading next March.

[@DonatoNardizzi]

Check out my Taekwon-Do lesson playlist. Do-San Tul is lesson number 24.

[@richallenxbox1976]

@@DonatoNardizzi Thanks for that, I'll have a look in the morning, Sir says copying off KZbin footage isn't ideal, he says it's better to learn officially from him, but it'll do, I'm training tomorrow night anyway, last one till after the grading.

[@OldGrampsGames]

@@richallenxbox1976 the KZbin videos can help you to remember the pattern in your spare time, as well as focus on some drills to improve. Your instructor can then correct any issues you might be having with your technique.

[@fetachi]

...se debe generar un movimiento continuo , que permita no ir adelante en la ondulación y generar más poder usando la cadera

[@DonatoNardizzi]

El general Choi nos enseñó a avanzar un poco para controlar el peso con el pie delantero durante el movimiento continuo. ¿Aprendiste alguna vez del fundador de Taekwon-Do?

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Zulu good luck on getting your green belt 👍

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5:21

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Omg dunno if I can do this

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😅

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I’m a yellow belt in teakwondo

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I’m a green belt now but I don’t think that anyone cares.

[@Daniel-0093]

Im a blue belt

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[@richallenxbox1976]

Me too, green tag grading coming up this month, hopefully my teacher will let me go for it.

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and now

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Why do people call you sir sir?😽😽

[@valleyviewtaekwon-do3141]

Hello Sir! This is just Taekwon-Do etiquette. It's also appropriate to call an instructor or black belt by their appropriate title, such as Mr, Mrs, Master, Sr. Master, Grand Master, and in some cases even Sr. Grand Master, though Sir and Ma'am are appropriate for all ranks. Taekwon-Do has millitary origins and functions as such, however the use of "Sir" or "Ma'am" is not only to show respect to our instructors and seniors, but also to show courtesy, even outside of rank and Taekwon-Do altogether. With Taekwon-Do also comes moral responsibility which results in a positive lifestyle representative of the art and it's practitioners.

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Thank you