I forgot most of these, but it's nice seeing them again still.

0:14 Chon-Ji 1:03 Dan-Gun 1:50 Do-San 2:53 Won-Hyo 3:55 Yul-Gok 5:10 Joon-Gun 6:27 Toi-Gye 7:55 Hwa-Rang 9:02 Choong-Moo

@legendsfive2554

Ай бұрын

Can you please explain them to me? I didn't understand what these names were referred to

@krish4134

10 күн бұрын

@@legendsfive2554these are the names of the patterns. The meanings of the names are explained in the corresponding timestamps.

I’ve got my grading tomorrow night, going for Green Belt Blue Stripe and this helped me so much! Thank you.

@Ur_local_therian6

7 ай бұрын

Good luck ❤

@vulpin-

7 ай бұрын

Fr good luck

@vulpin-

7 ай бұрын

I got my grading tmmr as well going to blue belt

@thunderstudios4403

3 ай бұрын

It’s been a yr, I came back now cos I’m red stripe and I’m grading for red belt tmrw night.

@vulpin-

3 ай бұрын

@@thunderstudios4403nice

i had a long break from Tae Kwon Do over 10 years just being busy with work and family life but now i am slowly getting back into it . Surprisingly i still remember everything.My main focus is alot of stretching.I had made it to 2nd degree blk belt then i quit but im back now. Tae Kwon Do is for life!

@yadaben-yisrael8703

2 жыл бұрын

Just finished speaking to my Grandmaster/Instructor. Words of wisdom and encouragement from him as always. 57 years old, out of shape but the SPIRIT is still here . Resuming training @YI-Dan.....Thank you for your inspiration.......

@MuadiDibinga

Жыл бұрын

I restarted. 55 years old at red stripe. Passed red stripe last month and am back consistent training. TKD for LIFE!

@dawidjagieo8531

Жыл бұрын

And i had 26 years break. When i was 16 after 4th years of treinings my life goes in differend way. But in my heart Taekwon-do stayed all the time. Now when i back to do-jang i feel that i'm in right place

@potatolord3202

7 ай бұрын

Been 11 years since I got my second degree black belt, haven’t practiced since. But I wanted to show my boyfriend some old tricks and I’m surprised I remembered every single move to hwa rong! Was my favorite back then. Maybe it’s a sign to start back up.

I wanted to re-learn taekwondo after like 2 years but couldn’t find the right forms, turns out I learned ITF taekwondo

@iceuffer

Жыл бұрын

ITF is what they teach outside Korea right?

@draam8333

Жыл бұрын

@@iceuffer they teach both wtf and itf outside korea.

@df5826

Жыл бұрын

There's nothing wrong with ITF, I myself am a black belt in ITF. But with the domination of WTF and OTF over the last 20 years, it seems ITF schools are harder to come by. :) I'm looking to get my WTF Black Belt just so I can be registered with the Kukkiwon all official like. ;)

@ShinysArc

Жыл бұрын

@@iceuffer There are also ITF clubs in Korea

Going for black belt this Friday! Wish me luck! 😅

the nostalgia i got watching these is crazy. I made it all the way to first degree black back in 6th grade.

I’m on vacation. Let’s say this video helped a whole DAMN lot. Thank you Sensei.

Everytime if I have an grading I can watch this. And it helped me so much!

Great execution. Taekwon-Do lives in me, in so many aspects in live. #ITF

Thanks this was good to cram before my class.

Amazing movement and exact explanation! I appreciate for your time and effort! General Choi will appreciate for you also!

@TimUlrich-tu8bu

3 ай бұрын

practiced these many years ago.learning alot from master John Tompkins from central missori.he was friends with and trained by General choi.

Beautiful

I'm thinking of doing TKD again after a nearly 10 yr hiatus due to health issues. I was/am a 1st degree black belt, but I've sadly forgotten a lot of these patterns. I may relearn them quick enough, but right now the memories are fragmented. Also I'm 38, got a pacemaker, and one of my lungs is partially gone (bloodclot). So...yeah.

I did all of those forms in my TKD school growing up in the 80's. We didn't use the sine wave movement, though. Our teacher learned from ITF before they changed over to using it. Whenever I see it being used, I kind of cringe. Sorry. Haha. I knew a guy who was a big proponent of sine wave movement and would wax philosophic about it whenever it came up, but I never bought it. Your snap and the ability to hold those kicks in the air demonstrate excellent control and mastery of the art. Not crap. Good for you.

Proud of you sir. I’d be on my way to Pizza Hut by now.

Thanks

I’m 10 years old and about to go to my black belt grading. I forgot to study, thank you.

@itz_darkened

Жыл бұрын

Wow ten years old! I started korean martial arts when I was 5 but i stopped. I could’ve been black belt by now but i have gotten back into martial arts after leaving it

Thankyou verry much about video . Verry food !

I am Taekwondo WT practitioner, I also love ITF

Very nice work out good

Nice job

SIUUUUUUUU!!!

EXCELENTE

Very good master taekwon

Your the best at Chon gi

Never seen Chon Ji done like that before.

Very nice

Good job 👍👍👍

Very very good master taekwon brazil

Thank you. We visited a local school and they tried to convince us that using youtube videos was bad. We should have to drive 45 minutes each way to their school and give them a lotta dough to learn them. And share an instructor with all the other students. That's a red flag as far as we're concerned. We will attend the school twice a week but to tell us we can't use supplemental material is hogwash. Thanks again.

@Tkdtube

Ай бұрын

I'm curious to know which school you are attending. I hope it is not Saroughi TKD. These youtube videos were filmed using some of the best TKD practitioners in the world. Anyone telling you they can't be used for learning purposes is truly mistaken.

@amylee6038

Ай бұрын

​@@Tkdtube This will come back to haunt me if I give their name. But my husband was a student of Su Ki Shin in the 1970's and 80's (Silver Medalist for Korea in the Olympics in Judo). He was a 2nd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. First degree in Judo. He was on the national championship wrestling team at the University of Iowa and a state boxing finalist in two different states. He won Midwest USA titles in both Tae Kwon Do and Judo, made the quarter finals of nationals in 1983. He ran a school but retired in 1986 to coach wrestling, winning five straight state team titles. So he was in a pretty good position to select your videos as the ones he wanted to use for our kids. He's old and fat now, lol. We still want to give this school a chance. They had a national champion there and when we visited they seemed technically sound. But when calling to ask which set of forms they were doing, we got this speech. So he asked if Chon Ji was the first, and they said yes. So it wasn't Tae Geuk forms or whatever. People often think you're stupid when you walk in off the street or call in without credentialing yourself - but why should you have to. So what if there is some minor difference between the videos and a particular club's style - anyone who shows initiative to study additional material outside class should be considered positively.

I truly miss Taekwondo, I had to quit because of I was having problems with Multiple Sclerosis.

When I did it, we had to learn these. Idk if it was the second or first pattern but one girl in our class for the white belts apparently got it on the first try we were showed it by one of the instructors, so the rest of the time this 10 year old or something was teaching it to us. Idk if she really was a quick learner like what she told the guy or if we got it wrong but they didn’t say anything or maybe he spoke to her before the lesson about this but yeah…kinda weird.

Absolutely superb that snap in every move is perfect

I'm testing to my full 2nd degree black belt the 14th of October (2023) and I'm trying to learn won-hyo and yul-gok before I get to 2nd degree because I wanna be ahead (my school teaches both ITF and WT patterns)

bro breaks the sound barrier by just breathing

Good

🤜🤛👌👌👌

Forgive my ignorance I do not train kata, but I have seen many from many styles. Even with TKD I have not seen that hop, pop/bounce you do when you move. Is this just your way of doing kata or some required movement. Again, won't delve into any other questions or statements. Just curious about the hop, pop/ bounce thing I am seeing.

@zenchiefengineer

7 күн бұрын

Right? I have never seen anyone do that before.

Who noticed that Pizza Hut 😂

@watermeloon15

Ай бұрын

Me

Question from an old black belt who hasnt trained in 5 years; aren't the piercing side kicks middle section? They look great but they are done high section here. (Certainly up to yul gok where i paused to makr this comment)

I started TKD iin 1967 when it was based on Chung Do Kwan. What my question is: Why are the ITF movements up/down style instead of the smooth powerful manner which i believe actually produce more speed and power?

I love how I'm only 14 and I realized that in Wha-Rang he didn't add the upper section punch behind him before finishing the pattern.

@Tkdtube

Жыл бұрын

There is no upper section punch in Hwa Rang.

@Squid622

Жыл бұрын

@@Tkdtube The upper section double punch to the jaw from after the lower section X block

@Tkdtube

Жыл бұрын

@@Squid622 once again, the technique are referring to is not in Hwa-Rang. If you go to any video on youtube where someone is performing Hwa-Rang, there is no punch after the x-fist pressing block. If you are performing it this way, it is incorrect according the TKD Encyclopedia.

Right

..siempre es difícil opinar , aunque resulta una buena exposición, se observa que la relajación que se genera entre cada movimiento, no se ve una relajación natural, existe un ritmo muy disparar, genera una potencia, que pudiese mejorar aún más haciendo más énfasis en el tronco al rotar la cadera. felicidades--

I have never seen anyone do that extra bounce or dip in the movements. I'm not saying it's wrong. But I feel like, if I did that, my Suh-bum-nim would say (who is a grand master), "WHY ARE YOU BOUNCING??"

Sorry new to taekwondo.All these are the forms to master for different belts?

@halloween-xh1pc

7 ай бұрын

Yes

waw the first one

😮😮😮😮

Where is your gunun sogi? And why you jump during the movements? You change the diagram like that.

I want pizza all of a sudden.

Are you a Jedi? Preparation i.e. look before turning to make the "block" is surely essential, unless this is "no look kung-fu". Otherwise nice and sharp for sure.

Master how we create such a sound when we doing poomsae? I am intested

@kidkoopa6389

Жыл бұрын

Breathe out after each motion with a "cha" sound

I was taught to kiup on the first and last motion of every pattern. Was this just hyperbole by my instructor?

@chrisgatton621

8 ай бұрын

We typically do 3, first, last, and one in the middle. And don't bounce like idiots.

I have my black belt grading in 1 hr

I'm a practitioner of Tang Soo Do, and I was curious to see how much both ITF and WTF taekwondo differ from it. I like how they have their own unique forms, whereas Tang Soo Do forms are mostly borrowed from Okinawan/Japanese karate. I also like how ITF stances are deeper than WTF, (which are way too narrow and almost lazy looking in my opinion), although they are still a little bit shallower than TSD. I don't know how I feel about the whole bouncing movements (I think they refer to it as "sine wave"?) This is contrary to what Tang Soo Do and most styles of karate teach, where the head mostly stays level during forms and drill. I imagine that ITF believes the bouncing adds more power, but to me, it reminds me too much of dancing and looks a bit silly. Anyway, I respect the differences and find them fascinating. I just hope that ITF teaches keeping the hands up during fighting unlike the WTF.

@zrig1

2 жыл бұрын

I am getting back into ITF TKD after a 37-year break. We did not have Sine wave back in the day. I simply don't get it either. My instructor has thrown his hands in the air trying to teach it to me. If you don't do it in sparring then why do it at all. Let's face it, in the ring if you down up down, your opponent will be all over you by the time you hit the second down. It's called telegraphing.

@jakejake9803

Жыл бұрын

ITF does teach to have hands up, ITF is much closer to karate than WTF is

@Beyondthebackyard-au

Жыл бұрын

@@zrig1 Completely agree, it's only in patterns and basics not sparing, so why?. I struggle to see the point in the sine wave also. My first ITF school didn't have sine wave, always head level, this time around it's doing my head in. And I find the second I do a pattern in my own time my brain goes back to old habits and the sine wave is completely gone.

@jetsparrow3171

Жыл бұрын

Well, please don't use this Sabum as a guide to correct Chang Hon patterns (often referred incorrectly as ITF patterns as ITF is an organisation, not a style) as he seems to only focus on the incorrect way Europeans have no realism, stop-start, over-use of knee bounce (and not correct knee-spring), he doesn't look where he's going, minimal hip movement, etc, etc. For some crazy reason for European tournaments they've developed an entirely different way to perform their patterns that is completely distinct from Chang Hon Tae Kwon-do patterns.

@MrMeltdown

Жыл бұрын

My instructor explained the sin wave was originally the natural rise and fall from one stance to the next. Leaving a stance bringing the feet together raises your centre of mass only a small amount you then drop into the next stance WITH hip twist. I.e. use both hip twist and sin wave when you can. There was a drive to eliminate hip twist and over exaggerate the sin wave and I think this is the result.

I am black belt in india 3

geeat work ,you lost the starting point by the9th because of your second yop chagi !!!!!!!

i have a black belt grading in a couple days, help me

@RuudvanNistelrooy2006

2 жыл бұрын

If you need help on a few days before exam, change date of it.

@zachariahmarkusson7479

2 жыл бұрын

@@RuudvanNistelrooy2006 ik the comment was without context but im not primarily referring to the theory, I'm fine with that, however cause I have a dumbass teacher in a dumbass school, I have to pay 160 quid to even get a chance at grading and due to my lower back injury I'm worried that I wont be able to do it

@RuudvanNistelrooy2006

2 жыл бұрын

@@zachariahmarkusson7479 I understand, wish you all the best and a positive graduation

@zachariahmarkusson7479

2 жыл бұрын

@@RuudvanNistelrooy2006 I passed with 5 passes and 1 wrong theory question pog

Can't remember the last time I had pizza hut

Still plenty of room to improve. Most of the performed patterns are too stiff. Some require slow and soft but I can't see it.

When I was practicing doing *TOI GYE* myfreinds where like hey don't break the ceramic with your fat leg hehe I'm fat but I'm able to do patterns perfectly and flawlessly ☺☺

@ostrichattack3127

3 жыл бұрын

Weird flex but okay

@sianshaaban9770

2 жыл бұрын

I have a so n that is having grading on 30 sep 2021 he is going to blue belt

Why is there this expolsive sound on each motion?? It is certainly not the practiotiner who makes these sounds.

@gulltappc1244

2 жыл бұрын

It is actually the practitioner who makes these sounds, and they are made to make your movements stronger and more powerful :)

it seems like you are in a hurry.

Im on yellow

As a black belt myself I honestly don't understand the bouncing flow between your moves. Is this something that's trained into people who compete in patterns? Not trying to be rude or dismissive but I'm honestly curious where this "settling" into the next move comes from because it's not something my master taught us and it seems very counterintuitive for me because telegraphing is fatal. ;)

@jakejake9803

Жыл бұрын

Are you in ITF? Im also a black belt then, and I do the bouncing flow in my patterns but it’s really just movement of the hips to generate power (and demonstrate that) in punches for example, in sparing we don’t as much because that would be telegraphing

@df5826

Жыл бұрын

@@jakejake9803 I was trained in ITF! I guess I find it "silly" because my club tended to be more sparring focused and less pattern focused. Not to say we didn't do patterns! I was lucky enough to learn from a master who was trained by Lee Sukhi and Park Jong-soo. So we had a very "traditional" club where we had a written test as well as the physical test, to get a yellow belt. We learned the meanings of the belt colours and were meant to embody martial arts not just treat it like a sport. All that aside I guess I personally find it odd to see that additional movement because like you said, telegraphing. :)

@damonrambo3244

Жыл бұрын

Its called "Sine Wave." MOST ITF schools adhere to it, though not all. You must be from a non-sinewave school. Its designed to teach you how to integrate your body and weight into your technique. Boxers and kickboxers do this- watch how they raise up during uppercuts, and drop doing downward angled hooks... there is no telegraphing, because it isnt as pronounced when in the ring. Much the same way we draw our non striking hand back to counterbalance our moves, yet we dont do that in sparring. We overly emphazie everything in our forms, because when we are in a true fighting situation, our bodies are lazy, and only replicate a small percentage of how weve trained. Im a practioner and instructor of a sine wave style of TKD- Choong Sil Kwon. I honestly cant imagine doing my forms without it...

@df5826

Жыл бұрын

@@damonrambo3244 I really appreciate you going through the breakdown around why it's done. I mostly figured it was for "show" to emphasize the techniques and didn't really have much use. Hearing how you're doing it to integrate your body weight makes sense but still seems forced and un-natural. Mainly though, being from a club that was second generation ITF (my master was trained by one of Chois Boys ;) ), we didn't have much focus on the "show" of TKD and focused technique and sparring. I always viewed forms as a necessity for training but at tournaments they were really FAKE and just seemed silly. As for being lazy when fighting outside the club, I feel it's less about being lazy and more about being efficient. When you're fighting outside the club there is a need to be efficient and not expose weaknesses that can be exploited. It means you're not focused on your foot sword (because hopefully your muscle memory has that on lockdown) or your chamber, you're thinking about your target and how to hit it as hard and fast as possible while maintaining defensive control. I'd argue it's the entire reason why we spend so much time on forms in the first place. So that when we're not in the dojang, we're still able to have good technique. Keep your kicks up! ;)

@damonrambo3244

Жыл бұрын

@@df5826 It was Choi himself that invented sinewave. Those whose style dont incorporate it, are actually making a break with the founder. Heres an old video of he himself demonstrating the technique... kzread.info/dash/bejne/ep1417SKpL2wlLg.html

Susah

I will be in yellow belt on Sunday date may 16 2021

@birtukantessema188

3 жыл бұрын

yes

@iidiversityii3120

3 жыл бұрын

@Tomos Newman I’m going for my red tip today lmao

@Miner-hz7vi

3 жыл бұрын

Im doing green tag on july 24

@pushingppritz2538

2 жыл бұрын

im gonna be a black belt in 2 more belts

@birtukantessema188

Жыл бұрын

I'm in blue belt now

What's the point of those punches if you can't even punch the head?

@problemtiger

2 жыл бұрын

u can

@teovu5557

2 жыл бұрын

looks like theres head punching to me. kzread.info/dash/bejne/gqmhmcyoe5m2cqQ.html

@GigaNigga140

2 жыл бұрын

In itf you can punch head and chest

@hanlianglim3225

Жыл бұрын

bro this is itf man not wtf you can punch the head

Why you "jump" at the end of techniques? I hope you didn't performed in this way when you win your title ....

@Tkdtube

2 ай бұрын

Can we see your pattern?