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28:47 Some guys might let you beat his balls, actually, some guys pay good money for it.

Stopped at blue belt in Tang Soo Doo under Master Kang Uk Lee R.I.P.. back in 2010, started late in life nearly 40, now 60 have just gone back this last month June 2024 . Suffer with bad memory for years but will persevere, just trying to get the forms n technique back in . Surprised at what I have membered. "Tang Soo" .

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I'm sorry but i don't like the abaniko counter strikes just hiting the air. I'm a firm believer in making contact so I would hit the shoulders

Theres a lot of problems with these techniques. Dont care how high a rank he is. The back leg is comsistently not locked when it should be. The hips barely move when they block. The inactive hand during a block or punch is sitting up too high. Theres no power with any block!!! Looks like an orange belt demonstrating the form. The front foot is so heavy during the back stance that the demonstrator would fall victim to a front sweep. Sad indeed.

If you are wondering about the concept of being effective as a martial art. Sanshou comes from northern long fist kung fu.

The more you look like Steven Segall the better at martial arts you are.

Is this a modern style?

I've studied many versions of the Okinawan Karate kata. Different versions basically teach the same principles with just stylistic differences that evolved in the personal styles of different teachers. These Tang Soo Do forms are so far removed from the source that the basic principles are lost. The reasons for this are not completely known but, the same kata practiced in mainland Japan are fairly watered down versions of the same Okinawan kata that Tang Soo Do is based on. I'm inclined to believe that the Okinawans kept a lot of knowledge from non-Okinawans and even taught them incorrect kata. I'm just telling the truth as I know it. Don't shoot the messenger.

Прошу заранее извинить, но ты - деревянный.

This shit is what happens when the instructor has never fort in the real world SAD

They were right the first time? It did come from Angola. Angola villagers practice the art even till this day. They have 2 version's? Capoeira and Capoeira Angola......the real name for Capoeira is *Engolo.* the art itself was practice before slave trader's touch foot in Angola. Back then, it was more based on mock battles than actual combat. It was a right of passage for warrior's too become men.

I increased the playback speed to 1.25 and this workout is now perfect.!

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My , my, that brings me back ...those Panther Production tapes!

Yup . Mine with chains on the rear and extra weight is unstoppable

I started training under Grandmaster Kim in his first karate school in 1973 in Woodbury NJ. He gave me the love of Karate and Tang Soo Do that is still with me today. Not only was an incredible teacher but he was a great promoter of the art. And a warm and gregarious person. Today 51 years later I am a 5th Degree Master who still at the age of 71 trains two days per week. Both of my sons became Black Belts and I owe it all to this amazing man who has brought Karate to tens of thousands of students worldwide wide. Anyone reading this past if you trained in Woodbury NJ back in 1973 I’d love to hear from you. Master Bruce Clark Tang Soo!!

no different from Shotokan style kata

Witam Was wszystkich poziom waszych umiejętności to nie przypadek Zróbcie po POLSKU 👏

Nice Korean copy of Shotokan

great instructor

very impressive and well done. this has helped me figure out several applications in my mantis forms

It's good to see the two man set drills .

1.1 mil views and only 1500 likes? The little 400 that could!

...wonderful-wonderful information....thank you sir...

anyone know where to find the boxing workout without the kicking?

It looks like one of those entities. Google “flying humanoid.”

This is similar to old ITF taekwondo, which I took in the 70s

As a karate kid who is in Scranton karate school to learn tang soo do

Holy valve tap

Looks like a poor representation of Japanese ShotoKan.

Very good clips and thank you so much .

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Man I really appreciate the intricacies of this martial art. Very cool.

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Thanks great stuff. I would also say if you carry a small knife that can be a devastating force multiplier. Many former Soviet citizens carried small fixed blades for self-defense in the 90s

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