A History of World Tang Soo Do: Part 2
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- A history of World Tang Soo Do, from 1910 to the present day as presented in the World Tang Soo Do Student Manual and required for testing in the World Tang Soo Do Association.
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I train in traditional Moo Duk Kwan Tae Kwan Do.. Its funny because its EXACTLY like every Tang Soo Do video ive ever seen. We do Hungs and Taeguk, Kicks/punches. takedowns, self defense and Sparring (no Hogu, just kicks and chops), When fighting we look alot like TSD or kick Boxing 30-40% punching/60-70% kicking. Also we do not do competitions.. They are all.. ughhh just junk. We train in a martial art, NOT a sport. Great Vid!
Thank you!
Is Mr Strong from Florence, AL? I trained Tang Soo Do from 78-86 with Master Yong Ju Lee who was a student of Grandmaster Hwang Kee.
Loving these videos. I wasn't able to get access to test for Part 2. Thought it would be good to do in studying for my Deputy Black Belt test. May I have access?
Hello! I'm glad these are helpful! I'm not sure what happened to the quiz, but you can find all my resources here: sites.google.com/view/tangsoodo/home
Cobra Kai brought me here!
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Now I'm 4th degree Black Belt in TaeBo👍💯😎❤️💝
My master, Grandmaster Jino Kim is the son of the president of the world tang soo do union.
Is Copy of Shotokan period.
My own TSD intstructor made no bones about that, saying that it was best to regard the art as a composite of GM Kee's experience and knowledge of Kung Fu, Shotokan & Traditional Korean arts.
Its worth remembering that Korean arts were NOT an organised methodology until this century - much like JiuJitsu, before GM Kano codified it into Kodokan Jiu Jitsu - there were all sorts of factions, schools teaching a small amount of very specific techniques, and so on.
Tang Soo Do was GM Kee's way of preserving what he knew of indigenous arts whilst using a solid proven framework...in this case Shotokan Karate
HwarangDO is very similar, insomuch as it is a MODERN DAY INTERPRETATION of what traditional Korean Martial Arts were probably like. Its as much historical preservation as historical re-enactement.
The HwarangDo masters have said as much
Unlike Kuk Sool Wan, which is basically Hapkido & HwarangDo with some VERY tall tales about the GM travelling the length & breadth of Korea AS A CHILD(!) and not only finding old masters of long-thought gone systems, but them agreeing to teach him!
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