ave done the blinfold back kick on once on on boards. another note hes very quick for a mature person
As a mature person I resent that! And thank you very much for it too! I've always had huge respect for the guy, good to see those clips. Mitch
yeah in the old days of TAGB before they sacked GM Cho he did a seminar tour i attended and he just oozes a sense of calmness confidence and all round id ffek you up in a heartbeatedness. hes always been an idol for me and i love being in the AIMAA stable. here check out www.bellshilltkd.co.nr w egot a pic from the seminar in whos who and guess which one i am
Pyung-Ahn Chodan Applications Hi Folks, I did'int know if I should post this here or in a new thread in the main section? I've been a busy chappie, and have put together the 6 applicaitons we drill from this pattern. Which is the first form for adults in JSMDK. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D6N5ocKXJE"]Pyung-Ahn Chodan Applications - YouTube[/ame] Karate systems call this form Heian Shodan or Pinan Nidan. TKD guys will see bits of Chon-ji Tul and Dan Gun. As well as other patterns. Hope you enjoy!
Hey all, thought i would post this to see what you think. I know i shouldnt really comment as i only got my green belt yesterday, but i started learning Won Hyo (sp?) a while ago. I just had some quieries as i want to get this good, 1) you know when you do the twin rising block isnt the top arm/hand supposed to be above your head not covering your forehead? Thats the way we were taught. 2) Arent the two front kicks supposed to be middle section, not high, they looked to be high to me. I know i shouldnt moan as he is a black belt, but just wondering as im aiming for a A pass in december and want it to be perfect! [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBI24kQO4NY&mode=related&search="]Won-Hyo Hyung - YouTube[/ame] Thanks all. x
Hey mate. What style of Taekwon-do are you doing? I can recommend a good video here. He is, I think the fourth best at ITF patterns in the world. I can't quite remember but within the top ten anyway; [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8Gvl9prCXk&mode=related&search="]Won Hyo Tul - YouTube[/ame] Hope this helps.
ok it looks like some of this persons movements are taken from an older source than current itf pactice? i say this because he uses his two hands at the side as a ready position for the twin forearm block. this is from early karate styles. if you don't see this as how it's done in your dojang then don't use it as reference! the link that Hapuka gave you is fine for you if you are training with an itf group? this one is also handy [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZrZZNWE_QU"]Won Hyo - YouTube[/ame]
Hi thanks guys, not sure what im in cos i am with the tagb, i get confused with the whole itf and wtf. Thanks. x
i could be wrong? but the tagb don't use sinewave in there itf patterns?? better to ask a senior grade for help and pointers in your club or group
Blimey a simple question with a less than simple answer. The TAGB are ITF style but we have not been part of the ITF since 1983, lots of people will tell you that we’re old fashioned and haven’t improved our art – this is of course rubbish, we have progressed but in a different way to the ITF. The TAGB use hip-twist, along with a natural up and down motion known as knee-spring to add body weight (mass – one of the 6 elements of the theory of power) to our techniques. Despite Gen. Choi’s early claims this is not unique to TKD and is found in different forms of MAs, boxing, and most sports where power is used (tennis, golf, etc). Despite still stating: “No doubt the maximum body weight is applied with the motion by turning the hip. The large abdominal muscles are twisted to provide additional body momentum. Thus the hip rotates in the same direction as that of the attacking or blocking tool as in figure F. Another way of increasing body weight is the slightly raising the hip at the beginning of the motion and lowering the hip at the moment of impact to drop the body weight into the motion as in figure G.” (Choi, TaeKwon-Do, 1993) Gen. Choi later instructed the body shouldn’t move with twist and the ‘slight’ rise and fall became an exaggerated drop-rise-drop know as ‘sine-wave’. There are many different ideas on why he changed, having seen a lot of both I’m pleased to be with the TAGB hip-twist crowd. Circular block is a complex technique which, when performed properly has 2 hip-twists and a knee spring. Does that help or just muddies the waters? Rob
Wow thanks rob, must have taken you a while to write. Bit of both really, il try and speak to my instructer on monday, she might be able to show me aswell. holly
Edit: Change of plan, I can't PM you until you have 50 post, check the TAGB Stuff thread in a few mins. Rob
Couple of new videoclips from our club: [ame=http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=Xcw_2QXAxW8]2007 Summer Training Camp[/ame] [ame=http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=FHTAvwCHqz0]Taeguk 4 Jang[/ame] - one of our student's winning performance on the WTF Warsaw Cup [ame=http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=GAqfMEejy50]ISKA Union Cup[/ame] - Kickboxing tournament in Ukraine and our kids fighting in the ring for the first time. Even if it was light-contact, still a special impression... Enjoy the show!
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=6629704 A demo I did at the college I used to work at http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=7548432 Me sparring in a comp (I'm the one in white and black trousers), with a serious hang over, and, inevitably losing!
This time I did a videoclip from some older footage with our students. This is how they fought in late 90's and early 2000's... [ame=http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=gHQbw1dF0_8]Dan TKD Team - Those were the days...[/ame]
Heres a video from me to you (The ITF TKD fans) One of ITF sparring greats; [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-J-8SSdIWk"]YouTube[/ame]
Right heres another video; [ame=http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=d4p_U0dkojM]ITF Taekwondo World Champions[/ame]
