How to do Yuk Ro Cho Dan for Tang Soo Do / Soo Bahk Do

[@sehoonkim6695]

Oh, just for reference. yuk roh hyung has now been changed by Hwang Hyeon-cheol Master. When you did the deung ju muk chi gi (back punch), you put his feet together and hit it, but now I have to hit it right away. Thank you. Have a good day! 😍

[@Rockholdkarate]

Do you have a video of that part you are talking about, I am a very visual person, I would need to see it. Thanks for watching!

[@sehoonkim6695]

@@Rockholdkarate 3:56 you shouldn't jump now. Thanks for reply!!

[@Kazz_03]

Another great video as always. Do you have a video on jin do? Just started learning it and it's definitely a doozy lol.

[@Rockholdkarate]

Coming soon! Agreed, it's also a doozy to setup the video logistics. Thanks for watching!👊

[@WarriorScholarMartialArts]

FYI KJN called the low kick 'Ha dan chagi' he always referred to it as that. It would be nice if as the forms were taught with unique movements that the terminology was also emphasized but for some reason it usually wasn't. Nice job!

[@Rockholdkarate]

Thanks for the info! Unfortunately Volume two was lacking the Korean terminology and I never had the opportunity to train with KJN. My instructor described it as a low stomping or low bitchagi. Thank you for watching!👊

[@danblast5834]

@@Rockholdkarate Bitchagi means 'diagonal' kick. Chitpal means 'stomp' but that's more of a downward stomp. Hadan chagi is pretty generic anc could fit a variety of low kicks. Never was crazy that the terminology was so vague but we had to learn so much of it but when it came to unique movements like this they were never 'officially addressed'.

[@Rockholdkarate]

Yes the vagueness is frustrating.