Hwa-Rang Tul - Taekwon-Do Lesson #63

[@sethang8297]

Good day Grand Master Nardizzi! I have just completed my grading on Hwa-Rang tul. Thanks to your helpful and detailed videos, I was able to pass my grading and developed a better understanding on all the tuls after a two year break. Looking forward more of your instructional videos. Thank you, Grand Master! Tae-Kwon!

[@Elwin66]

Picket up taekwon-do and my green belt after 37 years break. Great and very helpful videos!! Thank you Grand Master.

[@jasminer4859]

I had to quit tkd in 2017 and this video was super helpful for relearning a pattern I love so much. Thank you!

[@ritaranieri6688]

You explain things so well; makes everything easier to understand!

[@richardbradshaw2889]

Thank you so much for these videos, Grand Master. They have been a massively helpful supplement to my regular classes. I'm approaching 58 years old, have been training for seven years and now have my black tag. To be honest I never thought I'd reach this stage and am massively chuffed that a black belt might now, hopefully be possible for me. I'm really looking forward to training video for Choong Moo Tul when you have time to make one. Many thanks again sir!

[@alecapin]

8:03 화랑틀 Hwa-rang tul in full.

[@georgekondylis6723]

I taught for over 4 decades. This was well demonstrated and had some good tips.

[@ngoziebubedike]

Thank you so much grandmaster it's micah I have been waiting for you teach this forever thank you so much

[@ifaulkin]

Good day sir! Do you have a tutorial of Choong moo? I can't find it if you do!

[@dhanrazramdharry2520]

Thank you grandmaster, a wonderful video, it has helped me after a long break from taekwondo

[@vanesasaciri5745]

I haven't watch you for ages, this video is very helpful, well done👏🏻

[@roshandahal2543]

Thank you for explaining in a easy and simple way to understand the pattern 🙏

[@aleksandermuszynski8209]

Overall great videos and explanations with clear instructions and examples, really nice material on your channel GM Nardizzi! I wish you'd make a video touching on the subject of execution of the techniques based on Encyclopedia and gen. Choi's teachings and seminars in comparison to the various changes made by ITF Spain after his death.

[@samikaerki]

Pretty obvious they are not looking back. And it's sad. The post Choi Hong Hi era European Taekwon-do has taken a very twisted road in technical movement-wise. :(

[@TKDCoachAcademy]

Great video GM Nardizzi, really like the in dept explanations on angles, lines of the body & facing positions key details which aren't usually explained so well 👍

[@Snovvmans]

Great videos and great instructions. Will you be doing a Chong Moo video soon?

[@CacataBoy]

Thank you Grandmaster. You have been clearing a lot of my doubts with the color belt forms. Awesome job!

[@clashanimud]

Thank you Grand Master Nardizzi for all of your excellent videos explaining the colour belt Tuls. I've enjoyed all of your videos thus far, and I am particularly enjoying Hwa-Rang Tul. I have my black stripe grading coming up in the near future and your videos have given me extra confidence in my pattern performance. I was wondering if you had any plans to put together a lesson on Choong Moo? It would be great to hear your instructions and insights into the last of the colour belt patterns. Kind regards, Tae Kwon.

[@boogs923]

I came here to say exactly that - a Choong Moo instructional video would be greatly appreciated please Sir🙏

[@solarjudgement4575]

Do you intend on making videos on forms from Choong-Moo Tul to Tong-Il Tul?

[@DonatoNardizzi]

I will be making the Choong Moo video very soon.

[@OpenFightTKD]

Sir please upload video of choong moo Tul

[@imankhan1999]

Thank you for such a thorough explanation of Hwa Rang, Sir!

[@raymondborrero9184]

Thank you to help me re remember how to do the general Choi system of froms I did got to brown belt in this system and finish the black belt on worldtaekwondo and yes this is the more complete than the taeguk I prefer the palgew insted the taeguk but IAM re training my self Back in shape thank you for helping me find the answers I need in the way to apply techniques cause I did have difrents taekwondo masters that did practice this froms and the olimplic in difrents ways

[@vanesaprebreza1596]

Very helpful video!

[@billieeilishismylife7338]

Thank you so much! I am from Romania and I am 10 and I have red belt ❤

[@thegameruwutrends7571]

Same

[@MrDate3]

Dear master If you can show as the next patterns Thank you.

[@jazzrockone5930]

Good day Grandmaster Nardizzi. I just LOVE your instructional videos💝. The way you explain all the movements is just fenomenal🤗. Is it possible to add Choong-Moo Tul? And how about all the Gwang-Gae to Tong-Il for the black belt aera? Many gretings from Denmark👍😃.

[@DonatoNardizzi]

Thank you. I hope to back to making more videos in the new year. I have been very busy with other projects in the last two years.

[@TopNewsLive10]

Thank you for the explanation Sasong. Please si this with the others tul

[@daraford8782]

Thank you Grandmaster. Will you be doing a video for Choong Moo?

[@davidmutiswa2371]

I give you great thanks GM Nardizzii for sharing your knowledge with us your fundamental movements videos,philosophy and pattern videos have really helped me in my training here in Zimbabwe as a 1st degree blackbelt eagerly waiting for POEN,GE-BAEK AND KWANGE.

[@AaronFalveyFalvation]

Thank you, sir. Will you be releasing a video on Chong Moo Tul?

[@DonatoNardizzi]

Yes. I will be releasing one on Choong Moo Tul. Hopefully this month.

[@AaronFalveyFalvation]

@@DonatoNardizzi Brilliant news! Thank you!

[@WetToast06]

Will you be making tutorial for Choong Moo sir?

[@lutherbuckhurst3887]

Thank you for your in depth details grand master

[@MrDate3]

Thank you very much

[@RPTRXLCN]

Great walkthrough. Thank your for your time and the attention to detail.

[@TheMegazaya]

Many Thanks Grandmaster some very useful tips here to allow perfection of the tul. Hopefully you or someone can advise what the stance actually is. I did karate some time ago and remembered the same stance starts of in Tekki Shodan kata. I was told it was a Japanese ritual movement that the samurai used. Could the samurai have taken this from the Hwa Rang and why its in the Hwa rang pattern? Only problem with my thoughts are that it is also in the 3rd dan patterns and Tong Il. Maybe I am looking to much into this but would be interesting to know why and what its for in Hwa Rang Tul.

[@DonatoNardizzi]

The starting position is Close Ready Stance C (Moa Junbi Sogi C). It is the same in The 3rd degree patterns; Sam-Il Tul and Choi-Yong Tul. However, in Tong-Il Tul it is a Parallel Stance with an overlapped Back Hand, so the hands overlap more than Close Ready Stance C.

[@TheMegazaya]

@@DonatoNardizzi many thanks for the reply sir. I didn't know that Tong Il was different but I am not at that level yet. I still can't find what Moa Junbi Sogi C actually is though and its origin. It must have come from karates Tekki Shodan, with General Choi, I think. I wonder where karate got it and what is it?

[@jenyShorts]

that's my current pattern Thanks

[@MikeChild72]

Thank you so much Sir for your amazing KZbin channel. I have found it incredibly useful in my journey so far, up to 1st Gup. Just wondering if there is a video for Choong-Moo Tul available?

[@LuffyGod-xf9kp]

I’m going for my black belt so this really helps

[@davydao6765]

Good job!!!

[@derekmcnulty2559]

Kind sir, Why do i keep getting 30 vice 29 moves? is there a common mistake when counting?

[@DonatoNardizzi]

Maybe you are counting the release motion + side kick as separate movements. Or the 2nd Turning and the following Knife-Hand Guarding Block as separate movements. In both cases they are counted as a single movement.

[@Som001uk]

Dear Sir, I can't seem to find Chung-Moo in your video. Did you do the video Sir? May I have the link please? Best Regards, Som

[@johnscibilla3401]

Anymore paterns after hwa-rang tul

[@malakokuboma3338]

Thank you Sir.

[@maximilianouchiha2965]

thank you máster!

[@Die7Ringe]

Very interesting to notice the slight changes since I learned the Chong/Hyong

[@angads1895]

Can you please upload a video on Choong-Moo Tul?

[@panda59043]

great!

[@the3tzone595]

Ty sir

[@adamhoward2322]

Is it possible to add Choong-Moo Tul? I find your Tutorials are by far the best and in the current climate would really benefit from learning the next patten.

[@TheJuntunen]

Thanks for your videos, Grandmaster. This thing is bothering me. In his book, This is Taekwon-do, Grandmaster Rhee Ki Ha says the side kick in that detachment is rather a pushing movement. What is your opinion on the matter. However, in the instructions, this is always reported only as a regular sidekick.

[@tselin7611]

Grand Master Nardizzi: I really love your video, could you please make a video for Choong Moo Tul? Thank you! Tae-Kwon!

[@77johnrb]

Thank you for doing these videos. They have been so helpful especially during the Covid-19 lockdown. Great style of teaching and very informative. When can we expect a breakdown of Choong-moo and beyond?

[@DonatoNardizzi]

I will make more videos soon. Just getting over this flu bug at the moment.

[@77johnrb]

Thanks for the reply. Get well soon!

[@rafaelpolanco9456]

Thank you so much for these great videos master. They have been really helpful. Can you please post videos from Choong-moo and beyond. Taekwon 👊

[@angelsharma2946]

How to do your pattern better

[@abhijitpandya584]

It would be more useful if Grandmasters feet were available at all times not sliced

[@jameshenry-jo9qw]

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