Master Sung Jin Suh's Forms Demonstration at the KWSA Pacific Tournament 2015

Master Sung Jin Suh performs Forms during the demonstration at the Kuk Sool Won Pacific Coast Tournament, Folsom, CA March 28, 2015.

[@Inaki2022]

Another great demostration by Master Suh Sung-Jin. It's always a pleasure!

[@trowabarton4840]

+Fatima vazquez he's grandmaster now?! I remember learning from him a long time ago.I'm very happy and proud of him

[@bignuts7405]

not yet

[@KaptainCanuck]

He has not Saja or Guksa yet

[@KaptainCanuck]

Paul Smith Suh In Hyuk Kuksanim is in his late 70s and does not demonstrate. Sun Jin Suh is supposedly the next in line as Saja (inheritor and grandmaster) of KSW. Also, the term is not gi (pronounced kee and simply means clothing in Japanese) but dodok ( pronounced as toe boek) in Korean. Normally the title stated are granted anytime but are used only upon the present Grandmasters death.

[@michealtomelloso3912]

I've alway's tried learning this form on my own and it is probably one of the the toughest forms to learn on your own, it is basically the crane on a cloud, also based on the five animals as well, very beautiful form, l think we have very elegant forms, you won't find anything like this in any other style, even Kung Fu.

[@ronaldwashingtonjr9159]

he's a 9th dan

[@benjaminstarks6615]

AWESOME!!!

[@ronaldwashingtonjr9159]

Do anyone know the name of this song?

[@The1Sherwin]

More historic videos. Like your Hoover dam time lapse.

[@mescalinelobster]

All that and I'd still bet on someone with six months of boxing training behind them.

[@dazburby3863]

It’s not really a art for fighting and wouldn’t stand up against arts like Muay Thai, kickboxing, MMA etc.

[@benjaminstarks6615]

If you bet on that boxer.....you will loose!