The timestamps for sections are: 0:00 - Introduction 3:38 - Sae Kye Hyung Il Bu 5:24 - Sae Kye Hyung E Bu 7:13 - Sae Kye Hyung Sam Bu 9:27 - Pyung Ahn Cho Dan 11:12 - Pyung Ahn E Dan 13:01 - Pyung Ahn Sam Dan 14:36 - Pyung Ahn Sah Dan 16:22 - Pyung Ahn Oh Dan 18:28 - Bassai 21:57 - Naihanchi Cho Dan 24:00 - Sip Soo 27:09 - Bong Hyung Il Bu 28:34 - Bong Hyung E Bu
@@jchawreh1569 I got two copies of the book, one from Amazon and the other from Barnes & Noble. The one from Barnes & Noble has color in it and the pictures are of higher quality.
They are not done in the WTSDA, Jae C. Shin, The originator created the Sae Kye Hyungs with Kicks instead of punches. He stuck with the Okinawan/ Japanese lineage of Tang Soo Do and used the Pyung Ahn and Nahanchi forms from Funikoshi and Hwang Kee.
That is because Hwang Kee took from Shotokan the Heien forms, which are the Pinan forms in Kyokushinkai. In turn, if you search them out, most Japanese and Okinawan systems also use Naihanchi. Tang Soo Do in particular had significant Japanese influences in its formation.
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The timestamps for sections are:
0:00 - Introduction
3:38 - Sae Kye Hyung Il Bu
5:24 - Sae Kye Hyung E Bu
7:13 - Sae Kye Hyung Sam Bu
9:27 - Pyung Ahn Cho Dan
11:12 - Pyung Ahn E Dan
13:01 - Pyung Ahn Sam Dan
14:36 - Pyung Ahn Sah Dan
16:22 - Pyung Ahn Oh Dan
18:28 - Bassai
21:57 - Naihanchi Cho Dan
24:00 - Sip Soo
27:09 - Bong Hyung Il Bu
28:34 - Bong Hyung E Bu
I'm literally watching this on my way to my black belt testing, wish me luck guys 🥊
Hey man did u pass?
Awesome. Good luck!
Does anyone know if ordering the One-step and Hyung DVDs would have a higher quality than the youtube videos?
Good form and power but he is to turn his head first before each move to see what he is blocking or hitting first.
Master Clark
Tang Soo!
I totally miss this
"American Tang Soo Do Hyungs: A Guide to Black Belt." It's one of my favorite martial arts books. I use it to teach me the Forms/Katas.
Where can I get that book?
@@jchawreh1569 I got two copies of the book, one from Amazon and the other from Barnes & Noble. The one from Barnes & Noble has color in it and the pictures are of higher quality.
@@jchawreh1569 I got two copies of the book, one from Amazon and the other from Barnes & Noble.
Does the American version have the same 3 first forms as WTSDA?
Hegmann Trail
i am a orange belt now
I'm brown-white belt
Good luck mate
@@namealreadytakennamealread493 just became red belt. Passed examinations.
@@pieterverschuren1253 same, Bassi is harder than it seems I found, how are you finding it
@@namealreadytakennamealread493 Yeah, there’s now a summer break for class but then I’ll do my best to learn Bassai in class.
Where are the KinCho,and Kook Jae Hyungs?
They are not done in the WTSDA, Jae C. Shin, The originator created the Sae Kye Hyungs with Kicks instead of punches. He stuck with the Okinawan/ Japanese lineage of Tang Soo Do and used the Pyung Ahn and Nahanchi forms from Funikoshi and Hwang Kee.
Sister Shoal
Rogahn Plaza
Sunny Extensions
Kari Throughway
Thanks👌👌👍👍🙏🙏🥊🥊🥋🥋
Ernesto Well
There used to be a fourth bo hyung
Guillermo Lights
👍
Gerhold Road
Ella Dam
Rippin Fall
Will Turnpike
McCullough View
Marvin Rest
Watsica Points
Bertrand River
Ofelia Stream
Reilly Drive
Sipes Inlet
Which kwan are those forms of Tang Soo Do?
Moo Duk Kwan, founded by Hwang Kee.
Chance Mount
Hilda Mountain
Ashton Estates
Koelpin Common
Hoeger Mountain
King Gardens
Reyna Manors
Conroy Village
Parker Key
Judson Forest
Assunta Fields
Cedrick Roads
Beahan Meadows
Grant Mission
Jarrett Hills
Hansen Fall
Raphael Rue
Judy Circles
Funk Rapid
Judd Mills
Kertzmann Canyon
Grant Locks
Stamm Freeway
Gustave Oval
Buckridge Port
Phyllis Rest
Ernest Mission
Marcelo Neck
Selena Stream
Beatty Isle
Oleta Shoal
Mueller Hill
Jedediah Well
Golden Bypass
Brekke Road
Romaguera Knolls
Ernser Rest
Lang Field
Shyanne Meadow
Cole Shoals
Lorna Plains
Connelly Causeway
Goyette Plaza
Casandra Extensions
Keeling Oval
Bauch Brook
Crawford Isle
Stephon Motorway
Joanne Ville
Koss Extension
Corwin Extension
Bailey Rapid
Angelina Crossroad
Dwight Crescent
Porter Fork
Javon Shores
Ward Pine
Walker Parkway
Bauch Square
Durgan Curve
Hane Ports
Sophia Plain
looks like kyokushin katas
That is because Hwang Kee took from Shotokan the Heien forms, which are the Pinan forms in Kyokushinkai. In turn, if you search them out, most Japanese and Okinawan systems also use Naihanchi. Tang Soo Do in particular had significant Japanese influences in its formation.
Fritsch Street
Bettie Cape
Grant Burg
Brakus Ridge
Emmalee Fords
Huels Brooks