Great video. I’m just learning this form, good speed and great explanations. There seems to be slight variations from country to country. Thanks, it’ll help me through to my next grading hopefully. Learning online due to COVID.
Thank you , blue belt here, TSD in the UK . I'm just going back into training again after a 14yr break, now in my 60s so just trying to remember and refresh my memory on all forms . This is the best example I've seen so far thank you Nim .
Just graded to green belt this Saturday and learned this form for the first time yesterday. I needed an in depth video to remember everything though so I can practice it properly. Thank you!
Congratulations on your promotion to green belt! This is a fun form, so many subtle details and great combinations. Hope this video helps you move forward in your martial arts journey. Thank you for watching!
Hopefully this video is helpful. This form stumps students at first because the form introduces paired techniques, reverse techniques, and kicks finally show up. Thanks for watching!
I appreciate the walk through and the use of Korean terms. Thank you. Like others I notice slight variations but the story told by the form is very similar across each of them.
Even among the Okinawan and Japanese styles there are multiple variations of this form, as well as the rest of the Pyung Ahn series. Thanks for watching!
Congratulations! Glad it helped! Have more how to videos for the next levels available, be sure to subscribe so you can catch the next one. Thanks for watching and sharing your accomplishment!
That's kinda funny to compare hyungs differences between France and the USA Nice video thought that remembered my katas after the three first moves Haven't seen all video already but I hope you did show the Bassai Dai Hyungs would need to remember those lil' bitches they were particularly long
Thank you! Yes, always some interesting regional differences. Still working on recording the "How to" version of Bassai Dae. Hopefully can start editing it and out in February. Until then, I do have my link below for Bassai Dae at a normal pace. Thanks for watching! ua-cam.com/video/Lik-b9VPlvY/v-deo.html
Great question! Just a quick scratching of the surface, it looks like Palgwe 4 was definitely inspired by Pyung Ahn Ee Dan, which are the older forms also known as Pinan (Okinawan) and Heinan (Japanese). Thanks for watching!👍
Great video. I’m just learning this form, good speed and great explanations. There seems to be slight variations from country to country. Thanks, it’ll help me through to my next grading hopefully. Learning online due to COVID.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful! Yes There will always be slight regional variations, personally find it interesting. Thanks for watching!
Thank you , blue belt here, TSD in the UK . I'm just going back into training again after a 14yr break, now in my 60s so just trying to remember and refresh my memory on all forms . This is the best example I've seen so far thank you Nim .
Thank you very much and welcome back to TSD! Thank you for watching!
Just graded to green belt this Saturday and learned this form for the first time yesterday. I needed an in depth video to remember everything though so I can practice it properly. Thank you!
Congratulations on your promotion to green belt! This is a fun form, so many subtle details and great combinations. Hope this video helps you move forward in your martial arts journey. Thank you for watching!
I’m a green belt and have a hard time learning forms and this really helps. Thank you so much! Tang soo!
You are so welcome! Happy this helps with your Tang Soo Do journey. Thanks for watching! Tang Soo!👊
I've got to do this for my blue belt at the end of the month. This is the first form that's really difficult for me
Hopefully this video is helpful. This form stumps students at first because the form introduces paired techniques, reverse techniques, and kicks finally show up. Thanks for watching!
I appreciate the walk through and the use of Korean terms. Thank you. Like others I notice slight variations but the story told by the form is very similar across each of them.
Even among the Okinawan and Japanese styles there are multiple variations of this form, as well as the rest of the Pyung Ahn series. Thanks for watching!
I'm going to upgrade green belt by tomorrow. This video really helps me a lot during self training 😊
Congratulations! Glad it helped! Have more how to videos for the next levels available, be sure to subscribe so you can catch the next one. Thanks for watching and sharing your accomplishment!
I just had my belt test a couple of mins ago this video really helped especially since I have to do online school :D THANK YOU!!!
Congratulations! That's awesome! Thank you for sharing, glad the video help you on your martial arts journey!👍
thank you! i’m a green belt and this really helps me with my forms
Just made my day, very happy to help! Thank you for watching! Be sure to subscribe, there are more "How to" forms videos on the way!
beautiful! This is called "Pinan Shodan" in Okinawan Karate, in the Shuri-Te line.
Thank you! Always cool to learn something new about where Tang Soo Do borrows its forms from. Thanks for watching!
i just went back to tang soo do after 2.5 years. these are gonna be my cheat sheet so i don’t embarrass myself in class as a clueless black belt
I am honored that these videos will help knock the dust off! Thanks for watching!👊
Just learning this. The middle portion was jacking me up. Thanks for the video!
You're welcome! Hope the video was helpful in sorting it out for you. Thanks for watching!
👏👏👏 Great video. Great moves and descriptions of moves. Kamsahamnida🙇
Thank you very much! Hope you found it useful and thanks for watching!👊
Great video. The outtakes at the end were fretting funny. Thanks Chris!
Thank you! LOL! Glad you like them! Not many people watch all the way through. Thanks again for watching!
Great Job on showing all the steps. I’m learning this one now. Very helpful! Thanks!
Thank you Cenique! Glad it is helpful for your training. This is a fun form, thanks for watching!
It's almost equal of Heian Nidan from Shotokan. Beautiful forms, osu!
Tang Soo Do borrows heavily from Shotokan. Thank you very much for watching!
Thank you so much because I learned this in my soo bahk do class but I forgot so when I watched this video I remebered
You are welcome, glad it was helpful. How long have you been training and where? Thanks for watching!
Just started learning this hyung. Thank you for the video !
Awesome! It's a fun one and hope the video is helpful for you. Thank you for watching!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!
Doing Tang Soo Do online. Unfortunately there is nowhere near to do it. I’m a green belt trying to learn this Hyung. This video helps a lot! Tang Soo!
That makes it more challenging for sure. Happy to know you found this video helpful! Thanks for watching! Tang Soo!👊
i learning now this form thx for this video
Awesome! It is a fun form. You're welcome, hope you find it useful, thanks for watching!
lets go dude!!!!!!
The How to do Pyung Ahn Sam Dan video is out now!
That's kinda funny to compare hyungs differences between France and the USA
Nice video thought that remembered my katas after the three first moves
Haven't seen all video already but I hope you did show the Bassai Dai Hyungs would need to remember those lil' bitches they were particularly long
Thank you! Yes, always some interesting regional differences. Still working on recording the "How to" version of Bassai Dae. Hopefully can start editing it and out in February. Until then, I do have my link below for Bassai Dae at a normal pace. Thanks for watching!
ua-cam.com/video/Lik-b9VPlvY/v-deo.html
It reminds me of palgwe 4.why????
Great question! Just a quick scratching of the surface, it looks like Palgwe 4 was definitely inspired by Pyung Ahn Ee Dan, which are the older forms also known as Pinan (Okinawan) and Heinan (Japanese). Thanks for watching!👍
I only have the yellow belt with orange in the middle :(
Keep training hard, focus more on the skills, and don't worry about the rank. Thanks for watching!👍💪👊
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