ITF 1st dan Patterns Tutorials | Kwang Gae | Po Eun | Ge Baek

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  • Опубликовано: 17 дек 2024

Комментарии • 17

  • @jonasmukamba3183
    @jonasmukamba3183 5 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks a lot for the tutorial and the explanation of each technique. Je suis fier d’être Second Dan black belt. You inspire me and helped me to achieve that.

  • @johncuddy5780
    @johncuddy5780 Год назад

    Great job👍😄👊

  • @HENZI-cv7re
    @HENZI-cv7re 9 месяцев назад +1

    2:48 9:55 14:39

  • @ritaranieri6688
    @ritaranieri6688 Год назад

    good tutorial over all

  • @elscrollo1652
    @elscrollo1652 6 месяцев назад +1

    What do you think is the easiest pattern to learn? From which should I start?

  • @ritaranieri6688
    @ritaranieri6688 Год назад

    move 15 and 19 : high inward strikes

  • @Vito.Rosetti
    @Vito.Rosetti Год назад +1

    I’m having issues executing the 9-shape block. Like I don’t know how the arms must cross.

    • @Tkdtube
      @Tkdtube  Год назад +1

      The arm going downward crosses on the inside.

  • @alkarai9343
    @alkarai9343 7 месяцев назад

    Thank i am new black belt

  • @micahfurman6511
    @micahfurman6511 2 года назад +2

    poggers

  • @ACAC-lb7ux
    @ACAC-lb7ux Год назад

    That bouncing up and down isn't good especially in real combat you must move without doing this ....master c 6 Dan

    • @Tkdtube
      @Tkdtube  Год назад +1

      Forms are not a direct translation of what someone would do in real combat. The bouncing you refer to is meant to relax your body between techniques. I assume you think skipping is a useless exercise for real combat as well.

    • @ACAC-lb7ux
      @ACAC-lb7ux Год назад +1

      @@Tkdtube no I've competed in pro boxing and martial arts don't be so arrogant that you can't take criticism or see someone else point of view we can all learn from each other and I've trained with 7 Masters in my life just an observation and I never was that way I just listened and learned from them we can all improve

    • @Tkdtube
      @Tkdtube  Год назад +4

      @@ACAC-lb7ux Apologies. As someone who has trained with 7 masters, I'm sure you understand that forms are not a reflection of what someone would do in real life. They are exercises to help build strength, balance, acceralation, speed, breathing, and coordination. They help familiarize with attacking tools and vital spots. Also, they train the body to be fluid and loose before executing a technique.

    • @ACAC-lb7ux
      @ACAC-lb7ux Год назад

      @@Tkdtube my taekwondo brother I wish you nothing but the best in your life and and your training I've been training 45 years and I still am learning take care

    • @teovu5557
      @teovu5557 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@ACAC-lb7uxbut 100% of all professional fighters in boxing kickboxing and MMA etc all bounce on there toes and sit into punches.....those who dont bounce are called flat footed and usually lose their fights......lol