How to do Naihanchi Sam Dan for Tang Soo Do

[@peterelias4521]

Great kata! It's challenging to recall the different hand techniques while the horse stance burns your legs. Thank you for the detail, Sir!

[@Rockholdkarate]

You are welcome! Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@chinodelchicano8332]

Definitely on my list to study I've been studying Brazilian jijitsu I've heard it's a great cross train art to learn with bjj

[@Rockholdkarate]

That's very cool! It is! I cross-train in various grappling styles when I can. Thanks for watching!

[@AdamKhidir]

This was helpful but I had to watch the video upside down. It might help for the video to be done in reverse. Thank you.

[@Rockholdkarate]

Glad the video was helpful. Yes, the mirror version of the form is on my to do list. Thanks for watching!

[@SupermanKent]

What is the belt order in your system?

[@Rockholdkarate]

White belt (10th Gup), yellow belt (9th Gup), orange belt (8th Gup), orange with stripe (7th Gup), green belt (6th Gup), green with 1st stripe (5th Gup), green with 2nd stripe 4th Gup), red belt (3rd Gup), red with 1st stripe (2nd Gup), red with 2nd stripe (1st Gup), and midnight blue or navy (Cho Dan) for black belt, black with 2 stripes (Ee Dan), black with 3 stripes (Sam Dan), and black with a red stripe through the middle (Sa Dan / Sa Bom Nim). This is pretty standard among most Tang Soo Do groups. Thanks for watching!

[@stormshadowctf]

What rank is this taught at, sir?

[@Rockholdkarate]

Naihanchi Sam Dan is taught at 2nd Dan as a testing requirement for 3rd Dan. Thanks for watching!

[@stormshadowctf]

@@Rockholdkarate no prob. Your instruction is excellent. Still waiting for some gumdo though

[@Rockholdkarate]

Thank you! Not worry, sword is in the production queue.