In my (much) younger days I studied 'Traditional' (not the 'Sport') Tae Kwon Do... Cheon ji is the name of the first basic pattern and translates as "Heaven and Earth" ... it focusses on Basic Stances, Basic Punches and Basic Blocks ... and if you learn them well they become a foundation for you to grow from.
Defend and attack, blocking and punching, passive and active and the journey begins. I studied song mu kwan. Many of the forms originated from Okinawa and we're virtually identical.
@@FancyCP30 However, that is true. Japanese and Chinese martial arts influenced the formation of early Taekwondo. In particular, Shotokan karate has a significant impact on pumsae (Kata). Decades ago, the discussion of the issue itself was taboo due to anti-Japanese sentiment caused by Japan's colonization, but it is a part that all Taekwondo elders acknowledge. The important fact is that any culture cannot be completely influenced by external influences, and it is natural to develop through mutual exchange. In addition, taekwondo has already evolved into a completely different martial art from karate in Japan, and the world recognizes it. I am Korean and started in 1978 at Mudeokgwan, and practiced Taekwondo black belt 2nd class, Ju-do black belt 1st class, and Kwon-beop(bare-handed martial arts) and weapons during the Joseon Dynasty for many years.
Thank you for the interesting review. Now i would like to see a comparison between Cheonji, the KTB´s and the YMG. But under better (warmer) weather conditions!
Great! It's Cheonji-gung. I've shot that bow before. Now i shoot another Korean bow, 'Gaya-gung'. ( I am learning Korean traditional archery in Korea.)
Wunderbar, indeed! I have fallen in love with this Korean masterpiece. It draws very smoothly and shoots silently. Nice design also. Very much resembles my biocomposite Scythian bow built by Csaba Grozer team. Now I set my mind on this one and will strive to find and buy it😍
Wow, this is the Korean bow I was thinking of getting, but no one did a review of it. And now my favourite reviewer has it! How does it compare to the others? I know the KTB is a bit cheaper but if your happy to spend $600 then which would you say has the better performance? KTB, KTB 2, YMG or Cheonji?
Armin going the extra distance in the cold weather giving us a great review of an unusual bow with horn on the belly and birchbark on the back. that is not an everyday bow . Thanks
I prefer gloves to rings and tabs because I have more control and I want to feel the string to some extent. But since I shoot 55# to 70# I had to pimp this glove a bit, I cut up a leather strip used for arrow shelves and stuck on like 5 layers to my glove, now I get better protection for the heavier draws. 😄
With a sixth pound bow, do you ever fined that it makes the museks on your arms very tired, I have a 25 pound bow as I mention before, and I get tired after 5 arrows but I still keep going
Can u review Korean bow called 편전? Pyeon jeon in English writing I guess? It’s the most destructive bow ever and due to its unique design, unless u had a special tool, enemies couldn’t even use the recovered arrows - I wanna c ur review on this bow
Really nice bow and free shipping, too, although I'm still not good enough to justify that price, but for what you get the price seems pretty reasonable
@@ArminHirmer Thanks a lot. I had recived a 50 pound Bow as a gift and wanted to know if I could work with it. Any tips as to how one works out from 30 to 50?
🥶 Cold review. Haha 🤣 but you made it. The Korean bow looks nice but there is always room for improvement in quality and can be completely price ready. Enjoy the weekend Armin 👊😃
Sir, One day can we have a review of the Heavy Tokala Arrows from Nijora? The ones which are 34 and 36 inch long? I would love to see more Arrow reviews.
@@ArminHirmer I'm still young sir. I don't earn yet. But once do I swear to be a much a good martial artist as I can and with a specialization on using archery with heavy bows both on the ground like Lars Anderson and The Running Archer and on the Saddle like Kasai and Novotny. My ultimate goal in life is when I get old before leaving this world I want to build the best martial arts academy cum school for orphans who not only get the best education but be experts on Classical music and Classical Dance excellent Martial artists especially archery both on the ground and on the Saddle
@@srinjoyroychoudhury7034 thats fine, yet if you have to start a comment with an apology, you might as well save this comment for you. Especially as a martial artist ;)
Pretty Korean bow! Seems to perform quite well! I still think I like the YMG as well, but the horn belly makes it look more authentic. Freddy archery seems to have a handle on the Korean bow market. Think it's cold there come here to Maine it's just 10° F this morning haven't been able to shoot in weeks, will have to struggle thru till spring and hope I can still hit the target in April! Lol! Great review as always my friend!
@@hwalssogi8063 It's hard to explain exactly because I'm not good at English. Korean bow has official approval system. This system prices products equally. (The reason why Korean bow is cheap compared to performance) The price is set even before make the bow. Carbon-laminated bows are under 200USD. ( Korea's domestic standards) In my opinion, It is difficult to completely take care of the exterior at a low price. And diversity decreases because development costs are difficult to cover. But from the perspective of the beginer, there is also an advantage of being able to buy a bow with guaranteed performance at a low price. In the video review, used a horn, and I don't know whether it's official approval or not, so the price is not as cheap as I said. By the way, nice to see your nickname!
The only thing that's "fancy" about this bow is the real horn, but even then you feel the handshock. Really not worth the price, but that's just my 2 cents.
In my (much) younger days I studied 'Traditional' (not the 'Sport') Tae Kwon Do... Cheon ji is the name of the first basic pattern and translates as "Heaven and Earth" ... it focusses on Basic Stances, Basic Punches and Basic Blocks ... and if you learn them well they become a foundation for you to grow from.
Defend and attack, blocking and punching, passive and active and the journey begins. I studied song mu kwan. Many of the forms originated from Okinawa and we're virtually identical.
@hillbilly4christ638 That's a serious trigger for koreans lol
@@FancyCP30 However, that is true. Japanese and Chinese martial arts influenced the formation of early Taekwondo. In particular, Shotokan karate has a significant impact on pumsae (Kata). Decades ago, the discussion of the issue itself was taboo due to anti-Japanese sentiment caused by Japan's colonization, but it is a part that all Taekwondo elders acknowledge. The important fact is that any culture cannot be completely influenced by external influences, and it is natural to develop through mutual exchange. In addition, taekwondo has already evolved into a completely different martial art from karate in Japan, and the world recognizes it. I am Korean and started in 1978 at Mudeokgwan, and practiced Taekwondo black belt 2nd class, Ju-do black belt 1st class, and Kwon-beop(bare-handed martial arts) and weapons during the Joseon Dynasty for many years.
I'm the producer of Cheonji bow. Thank you for the good review. Thank you
my pleasure
As always 🙏
I trust your reviews because of your honesty and sincerity.
I do love the Koreans bows 😊
Thank you for the interesting review. Now i would like to see a comparison between Cheonji, the KTB´s and the YMG. But under better (warmer) weather conditions!
Great!
It's Cheonji-gung. I've shot that bow before. Now i shoot another Korean bow, 'Gaya-gung'. ( I am learning Korean traditional archery in Korea.)
That's such a gorgeous bow. Thanks for reviewing.
Wunderbar, indeed! I have fallen in love with this Korean masterpiece. It draws very smoothly and shoots silently. Nice design also. Very much resembles my biocomposite Scythian bow built by Csaba Grozer team. Now I set my mind on this one and will strive to find and buy it😍
Nice to see another great bow review
Wow, this is the Korean bow I was thinking of getting, but no one did a review of it. And now my favourite reviewer has it! How does it compare to the others? I know the KTB is a bit cheaper but if your happy to spend $600 then which would you say has the better performance? KTB, KTB 2, YMG or Cheonji?
Armin going the extra distance in the cold weather giving us a great review of an unusual bow with horn on the belly and birchbark on the back. that is not an everyday bow . Thanks
That's not a cherry blossom tree. That's a water buffalo horn
Damn I loved the Guitar Intro! Please keep it!
if I was able to I'rd buy u a coffee, keep up th good work!
;-)
I prefer gloves to rings and tabs because I have more control and I want to feel the string to some extent. But since I shoot 55# to 70# I had to pimp this glove a bit, I cut up a leather strip used for arrow shelves and stuck on like 5 layers to my glove, now I get better protection for the heavier draws. 😄
With a sixth pound bow, do you ever fined that it makes the museks on your arms very tired, I have a 25 pound bow as I mention before, and I get tired after 5 arrows but I still keep going
try drawing with your elbow instead of your hand/arm, and expanding your shoulders.
Can u review Korean bow called 편전? Pyeon jeon in English writing I guess? It’s the most destructive bow ever and due to its unique design, unless u had a special tool, enemies couldn’t even use the recovered arrows - I wanna c ur review on this bow
Really nice bow and free shipping, too, although I'm still not good enough to justify that price, but for what you get the price seems pretty reasonable
Nice bow, what material is the arrow pass, please?
Might become a little faster in warm weather?
Can't wait to see the new Long Oghuz bow from Lucas Nawalny.
For the money, you get a Korean war bow by Lukasz Nawalny, which is, in my humble opinion, one of the best bows available.
Love the bow still that you shoot
Armin sir, just a doubt, how do I start using a 50-pound bow? Any tips?
Hi. I would start with 30# and work my way up with training
@@ArminHirmer Thanks a lot. I had recived a 50 pound Bow as a gift and wanted to know if I could work with it.
Any tips as to how one works out from 30 to 50?
@@rudraveda pull ups chin ups....
@@ArminHirmer Thanks a lot Armin, sir.
Rowing, face pulls, butterfly reverse, there are also bow training devices with rubber bands. 🤔 Many possibilities. ☺️
Any idea what that aeroplane was?
2 helis
What is Helis? A helicopter
I love it when bows are build with brain.
Brain b4 brawn
;)
If I have a chance, I would like to introduce the real traditional bows made by a Korean artisan🥰 It will be impeccably beautiful
Looks like after living in Malta your body need to get accustomed with colder climate Mr. Armin :D
Dress warmer! It works! -LPT. ...big thumb ring on gloves can feel amazingly comfy!
🥶 Cold review. Haha 🤣 but you made it. The Korean bow looks nice but there is always room for improvement in quality and can be completely price ready. Enjoy the weekend Armin 👊😃
BioSynthetiCompositoCarboGlass bow 😎
Fun Fact: In ancient times, Scythian related people used to live close to the Korean Pensula, that is why Korean and Scythian bows look so similar.
Can you provide your sources?
@@biggusdiccus6969 Search for The Ordos People. They were a scythian related People who lived in Southern Manchuria, close to the Korean Peninsula
Sir, One day can we have a review of the Heavy Tokala Arrows from Nijora? The ones which are 34 and 36 inch long? I would love to see more Arrow reviews.
just get them. you can expect a video about the barrelled and tapered carbon shafts from Nijora soon
@@ArminHirmer I'm still young sir. I don't earn yet. But once do I swear to be a much a good martial artist as I can and with a specialization on using archery with heavy bows both on the ground like Lars Anderson and The Running Archer and on the Saddle like Kasai and Novotny. My ultimate goal in life is when I get old before leaving this world I want to build the best martial arts academy cum school for orphans who not only get the best education but be experts on Classical music and Classical Dance excellent Martial artists especially archery both on the ground and on the Saddle
@@srinjoyroychoudhury7034 thats fine, yet if you have to start a comment with an apology, you might as well save this comment for you. Especially as a martial artist ;)
@@ArminHirmer I'm so sorry sir but I don't understand what you mean by that.
@@srinjoyroychoudhury7034 when you have to apologise for your comment, just dont comment
Pretty Korean bow! Seems to perform quite well! I still think I like the YMG as well, but the horn belly makes it look more authentic. Freddy archery seems to have a handle on the Korean bow market. Think it's cold there come here to Maine it's just 10° F this morning haven't been able to shoot in weeks, will have to struggle thru till spring and hope I can still hit the target in April! Lol! Great review as always my friend!
That bow is really quiet!
It's been a long time! The quality of the Korean bow is disappointing because of the official price system.
What do you mean?
@@hwalssogi8063 It's hard to explain exactly because I'm not good at English. Korean bow has official approval system. This system prices products equally. (The reason why Korean bow is cheap compared to performance)
The price is set even before make the bow. Carbon-laminated bows are under 200USD. ( Korea's domestic standards)
In my opinion, It is difficult to completely take care of the exterior at a low price. And diversity decreases because development costs are difficult to cover.
But from the perspective of the beginer, there is also an advantage of being able to buy a bow with guaranteed performance at a low price.
In the video review, used a horn, and I don't know whether it's official approval or not, so the price is not as cheap as I said.
By the way, nice to see your nickname!
@@여단-i8e 진짜 말도안되는 가격이죠 어떻게 각궁이 580달러냐 ㄷㄷ
👍
Looks like Cheonji is only good to 31" draw.
The only thing that's "fancy" about this bow is the real horn, but even then you feel the handshock.
Really not worth the price, but that's just my 2 cents.