i took my son to tong sudo classes when he was 8 years old. since years passed he has been attacked by knife welding man once and by gang members twice. my son lives and works in los angeles.he is alive and well. money well spent.
Actually I have been in this style for over 26 years and I taught it for a living. This is just a demonstration to show FORM and TECHNIQUE. Those kicks would be used as finishing techniques mostly if applicable. I have been a bouncer for 16 years and I use my Tang Soo Do training often. In a modern situation it does not always lend itself to be used in the "traditional" style but it works and well. If you practice enough it does often resemble a routine because the moves are now reflexive
That is called a “kiyup” and it’s to help focus breathing for more effective striking and engage the solar plexus so if you’re struck in your body, less damage is done
this is so cool! ive just started tang soo do recently and realy want to continue it ive just brocken my first board today and am realy motivated to continue this style
No matter how you see it ; the techniques are relevant and you can simplify the movements to make it more compact and dynamic. Include more dangerous strikes and kicks to the knee caps , shins , groin , inner thighs , lower abdomen , strikes to the nape of the neck , wrist breaks , finger breaks and arm breaks - grappling.
woohoo, i love Tang Soo Do, i trained up to an orange belt(i wound up in the hospital during my pregnancy and spent to much time away and when i went to return the place we were using we couldn't afford anymore) i actually got shit for being in my 20s and did this all cause apparently martial arts is for kids. martial arts is for anyone who wishes to learn how to defend themselves through hard work and discipline. i even got shit for saying i was gonna put my children in it cause they said its wrong to force a child into something they could get hurt in. its not forcing if the child has always done it. the only way it would be forcing is if they didn't want to do it and i still made them, which i wouldn't. if they didn't want to do it later on i wouldn't mind. martial arts its a great way to learn self defense and i know one big rule is never use Ur martial arts to start a fight. only use it to defend yourself or loved ones. if u use it to show off and start fights that is dishonorable. TANG SOO DO!!!!!
@@RhodWillz Awwww, look, we got another internet badass/keyboard warrior over here, how cute. Anybody who trains in Tang Soo Do easily defends themselves from any punk on the street, especially loud mouth fat slobs like you. I'm a black belt and I love whooping punk ass little bitches like you from time to time.
I have been at TKD for about 30 years. I did not see a lot of difference between this and TKD. Somebody please enlighten me. I have never seen a lot of difference between the two. I imagine there is probably not.
I have a background in Tang soo do, I also am a Muay Thai practitioner, and use a bit of boxing footwork to create my own style of MMA striking. Many of these forms are much more practical for self defense, and point sparring, than for combat sports(but like I go onto say, great base). Some of the self defense should be taken with a grain of salt, because many of the more kicks will end up badly for you if you don't execute them perfectly(on the street). Even then, you have a large arsenal to choose from, like simple throat strikes, and gouging tech. I am saying all this just to reinforce that Tang soo do is a practical form of karate that often times feels more like a mixed martial art, than standard karate. The use of throws, joint locks, and yes grappling really prepares any martial artist to take the BIG step toward a more aggressive combat sport, while incorporating practical defense techniques. 3 ways to stop a fight: Walking, Seeing, and Breathing.
@1x93cm no Tang Soo Do is a combonation of Korean Arts (that did not really work that well hence your point is partly valid) and Chinese and Japanese Arts. After all Tang soo do is "T'ang Hand way" in reference to the T'ang dynesty of China. TANG SOO!
@MackenzieMichael There's not really a lot of dfference between TKD and Tang soo do (TSD), though TSD has one or two hand techniques not generally seen in TSD (for example, ridge hand). They are very similar, to the point that when asked what TSD is, I ansver that TKD and TSD are almost the same marial art. Note that there are some small changed in forms as well.
Actually it is 2 different styles of Kung Fu , Korean martial art and Japanese karate mixed. Grand Master Hwang Kee developed it after he fled Korea during the Japanese occupation and traveled through China. Tang = Tang dynasty China. Soo or Soohn meaning hand Korean. Do meaning the way of Japanese. Literally translated Way of the China Hand. You learn hard style Japanese in the beginning which turns to Korean arts and Kung Fu as you progress
I prefer to go to work in the morning without bruses and broken bones... though I still do! The more you practice self defense the more it becomes a reaction. You might not have a bayonet come at you, but these reactions will work for a knife, staff, maybe even a sword. I don't know them, but I can tell you they are good. I would bet on them in not only saving them selves in a fight, but also anyone else in danger from the punks who threatens them. They are athletic and have talent.
00:38.. That was brutal. I love how he got leverage with his left foot to add power to the roundhouse kick. If this is Tang Soo Do it's clearly a self-defense artform with the purpose of utterly incapacitating your opponent. Definitely a style I'd be interested in pursuing.
Just a little history here, Japan Occupied Korea during WW2. Japan brought their culture to Korea, and some would say forced it onto them... and others they occupied. Much of modern Karate links through styles like Shotokan which all have roots in Okinawa. There is many ancient stories of Chinese dignitaries traveling to Okinawa and bringing chinese culture and martial arts with them. Kong San Kun Hyung is a strong example of this. they probably shared more than stole from each other.
Quite the opposite and for various reasons. You are most vulnerable when you strike, having no air prevents your opponent from knocking the air out of you or taking you by surprise. Releasing air will make your strikes stronger and much faster. Opposite of what you stated.
@Mynameisellie100 Its a demonstration. Im pretty sure they slowed down their movements so that the croud could keep up and get the idea of what happening. If one of these guys saw somebody with a real bayonet trying to really kill them, they would strike much much harder and faster. If this was done in a real street fight, I would be to stunned by the blow to grab anything. Im pretty sure you also know what your talking about, so what style of martial arts do you take.
@akrocuba People seem to ignore the fact that everybody has strengths and weaknesses. Not every 10th degree black belt in anything is gonna fight the same, even in the same dojo under the same master. You can't do any flashy shit unless is the right time, which isn't gonna be common. What you see in stand up MMA is what a lot of styles, like tang soo do, tae kwon do, karate, and kung fu, are also taught similarly. It's not the style, it's the individual.
My favorite had to be the second charge. I can't say I've a demonstration for a traditional style using a bayonet (that's what it appeared to be, could be mistaken though.) It makes me wonder just what the army guys would think of such techniques.
@AsG1989 Getting close-range against someone who has long-range weapons nullifies whatever attack forms they have, considering their weapons in fact ARE made for long-range....
@yenner Yes of course i know that,no one can go undefeated.I think even Rickson Gracie lost a few times before but I just think that you can't go winning streets fights flying around like what they did in this vid.I was into TSD when I was in Primary School,made it to Green belt.But when i got in a fight,all the moves i tried pretty much failed.Got pounded in Side Control(i didn't know how to escape that time).Then some time later,my friend introduced me to BJJ.
When a man with a gun gets close enough to take it from.. do so. If you are well trained and practice he has a 50/50 chance of shooting you at close range. Also if you find a guy that 1st punch does not stun (and there are plenty of them out there).. do NOT try the spinning kick. ♥
Actually, it would. The stuff here looks dumb because it's a tournament, meant to look good. However, the reason that I love Tang Soo Do so much is everything that we do has a practical application. We learn to defend against a whole host of common weapons in the ways that we would be attacked, but even the underlying philosophies and traditions of the art have real-world applications and meanings in fights and self-defense. Never underestimate a good martial art.
That said, Tae Kwan Do was made the national SPORT of korea in the 50's i think. Tang Soo Do, legally fought to keep out of being clasified as TKD. There is some good traditional TKD, but most of it is adapted for points/olympics - which sticks. That all said, every demonstration is "fake" so is every movie. Even Enzo Gracie said once you apply rules the competition is not reality. So modern Ultimate fighting is the same. So they hit and get bloody, thats full contact... so what.
@rammsteingod666 Moreover, I 'll ask you one other question. If you want to learn about European castle , Which do you choose the real castle in Europe, or the fake imitation castle of the Disney Land in France? And ★Japanese and Chinese martial arts are equivalent to the real castle in Europe. ★Korean martial arts like Taekwondo are equivalent to the fake imitation castle of the Disney Land. That's the difference. Recently, Pro-Japan nation like France have noticed this. But Dutch seems not.
@trunksdbz04 I am very familiar with ridge hand. I use it a lot. You must have meant that TKD has hand techniques not seen in TSD? Thanks for the input. I have been wondering for awhile.
That moment you decide to watch a video of the martial art you practise, and after a few minutes you realise you know the left master. Why didn't I recognize him before?
@SamuraiTogo, @rammsteingod666 This argument is just silly. One of you thinks people don't care about where their martial arts come from, whilst saying that Tae-Kwon-Do is the biggest martial art in the world because its the most effective. The other one of you thinks that because a country used a martial art developed by another country as a base, that automatically means the new martial art is stupid or "copied", while what it really means is that something called possible improvements happens
@rammsteingod666 OK Then, I 'll ask you one question. If you want to learn something, Which do you chose the real traditional one, or the fake imitation one without any history? ★For instance, If you want to learn Ninjutsu(Ninja's martial art), Which do you chose the real Japanese one, or the copied something in other countries like Europe? ★European might not get a feeling of strangeness for Taekwondo, But many Asians are feeling Taekwondo is a transparent imitation, not a real thing.
Derivation among other arts hapkido marciais.Is a mix of martial arts, which generates the synchronization and perfection. Util mortal kombat game since the first until the last has the tang soo do.Th argument of "lay" is dispensable. By the Supra Master Jesus said: "Father forgive them because ~ do not know what" talk. "...
hi i quit karate about 7 yrs ago bcuz of sporrts now i am a teenager and odnt take it and there is a karate place right beside the place i work at and a man came into eat from there who is a black belt 1st deg i was tlkin to him for a while and he told me to look up this this style and that i would really like it by the look of things I REALLY DO but they dont teachh it could u mayb send me a youtube message with mayb a description of the style i would REALLY appreciate it
To add my comments about self defence, these guys will probably be very fit, their hands and feet will be hardened through training and would probably kill a mugger in seconds if they had to. TSD actually looks quite practical compared with TKD.
did he really kick him like that? im a chodan - since last night but in the 4 years i have trained we have done no contact. does that change as you get higher in rank?
wanna try? please find some tang soo do dojo in your area and after the class start joking with some of the practitioners.....please..... i had the same opinion like you for karate but when i saw what a couple of guys did to those 6-7 bodybuilders and mma enthusiastic bullies few years ago in one of my hometown local clubs......i took my words back
It seems more varied than TKD, which is too sports and kicking based now. However, being a hick in the sticks the nearest club is 100 miles away. Also quite like that kiap, which sound like eyuggghh.
When he said "AAAEAAAH!!", I felt that!
i took my son to tong sudo classes when he was 8 years old. since years passed he has been attacked by knife welding man once and by gang members twice. my son lives and works in los angeles.he is alive and well. money well spent.
Seems particularly effective for Hollywood.
Actually I have been in this style for over 26 years and I taught it for a living. This is just a demonstration to show FORM and TECHNIQUE. Those kicks would be used as finishing techniques mostly if applicable. I have been a bouncer for 16 years and I use my Tang Soo Do training often. In a modern situation it does not always lend itself to be used in the "traditional" style but it works and well. If you practice enough it does often resemble a routine because the moves are now reflexive
LOL - Ill take shit that has no use in any real fight for 1000
I did this Martial Art for about 6 years and I really liked it.
Tang soo do looks awesome!
Minus the "HAYYAAAA!" shit they keep doing, I really wouldn't mind training in Tang Soo Do.
That is called a “kiyup” and it’s to help focus breathing for more effective striking and engage the solar plexus so if you’re struck in your body, less damage is done
this is so cool! ive just started tang soo do recently and realy want to continue it ive just brocken my first board today and am realy motivated to continue this style
Hi, can you give me a telegram? I'm also fond of martial arts, I'd like to ask you something
So this is the fighting style of the mighty morphine power rangers.
Lol wat
+Quick Fawx Damn this post was over 2 years ago...
+David Nelson i just come across this video after trying to find what the fighter in mortal kombat uses in fighting because i was bored :p
+Quick Fawx lol np, actually over 1 year, iam getting old brah
+Quick Fawx but thix is the style of the mightey morphin power rangers...well it looks like it with all the flops
Demonstrations are always entertaining spectacles. Love 'em
This is cool. I've been in it for 3 years :)
I myself TANG soo Do That is a very serious martial arts
Awesome: I come to TH-cam looking for some TSD videos, and the very first hit is one from two teachers of my dojo. :P
Its awesome to see other schools that tech tang so do. I live in the midwest and at most tournaments we are the only school that teaches tang so do
No matter how you see it ; the techniques are relevant and you can simplify the movements to make it more compact and dynamic.
Include more dangerous strikes and kicks to the knee caps , shins , groin , inner thighs , lower abdomen , strikes to the nape of the neck , wrist breaks , finger breaks and arm breaks - grappling.
How can anyone have disliked this? It's comedy gold! Especially 2:27 when he whacks him with the stick... gold!
woohoo, i love Tang Soo Do, i trained up to an orange belt(i wound up in the hospital during my pregnancy and spent to much time away and when i went to return the place we were using we couldn't afford anymore) i actually got shit for being in my 20s and did this all cause apparently martial arts is for kids. martial arts is for anyone who wishes to learn how to defend themselves through hard work and discipline. i even got shit for saying i was gonna put my children in it cause they said its wrong to force a child into something they could get hurt in. its not forcing if the child has always done it. the only way it would be forcing is if they didn't want to do it and i still made them, which i wouldn't. if they didn't want to do it later on i wouldn't mind. martial arts its a great way to learn self defense and i know one big rule is never use Ur martial arts to start a fight. only use it to defend yourself or loved ones. if u use it to show off and start fights that is dishonorable. TANG SOO DO!!!!!
no need to be an ass nightmare
Nobody is defending themselves with this nonsense
@@RhodWillz Awwww, look, we got another internet badass/keyboard warrior over here, how cute. Anybody who trains in Tang Soo Do easily defends themselves from any punk on the street, especially loud mouth fat slobs like you. I'm a black belt and I love whooping punk ass little bitches like you from time to time.
good work, excellent technique, good control! Very dangerous play there...
@CrunkKid911 Thats why its called demonstration! The moves are choreographed and rehearsed.
Tang Soo Do. Totally helpful if you ever get into a fight at an Improv gig.
More people should learn Tang Soo Do, It's a Martial Art made 1,000 years ago. Where people were like Gladiators. Really different from nowaday.
I have been at TKD for about 30 years. I did not see a lot of difference between this and TKD. Somebody please enlighten me. I have never seen a lot of difference between the two. I imagine there is probably not.
I have over 26 years in. I taught for about 14. I may re open my school. If you get a good school that teaches traditional Tang Soo you will love it!
Wonderful demonstration!
I have a background in Tang soo do, I also am a Muay Thai practitioner, and use a bit of boxing footwork to create my own style of MMA striking. Many of these forms are much more practical for self defense, and point sparring, than for combat sports(but like I go onto say, great base). Some of the self defense should be taken with a grain of salt, because many of the more kicks will end up badly for you if you don't execute them perfectly(on the street). Even then, you have a large arsenal to choose from, like simple throat strikes, and gouging tech. I am saying all this just to reinforce that Tang soo do is a practical form of karate that often times feels more like a mixed martial art, than standard karate. The use of throws, joint locks, and yes grappling really prepares any martial artist to take the BIG step toward a more aggressive combat sport, while incorporating practical defense techniques. 3 ways to stop a fight: Walking, Seeing, and Breathing.
informative comment 👌
@1x93cm no Tang Soo Do is a combonation of Korean Arts (that did not really work that well hence your point is partly valid) and Chinese and Japanese Arts. After all Tang soo do is "T'ang Hand way" in reference to the T'ang dynesty of China.
TANG SOO!
@Danieldx22 No Bruce Lee was not 'just an actor', He was an actor, a film writer, a philosopher and phenomenal martial artist.
@mckenziemichael
We use ridge hand in tang soo do as well. But there is more use of hands in tang soo do than tkd.
i miss doing this ( being in classes ) iam a red belt and tang soo doo when you get up to that point is really hard to master these guys are awsome
The badassery in this clip is over 9000
@MackenzieMichael There's not really a lot of dfference between TKD and Tang soo do (TSD), though TSD has one or two hand techniques not generally seen in TSD (for example, ridge hand). They are very similar, to the point that when asked what TSD is, I ansver that TKD and TSD are almost the same marial art. Note that there are some small changed in forms as well.
Actually it is 2 different styles of Kung Fu , Korean martial art and Japanese karate mixed. Grand Master Hwang Kee developed it after he fled Korea during the Japanese occupation and traveled through China. Tang = Tang dynasty China. Soo or Soohn meaning hand Korean. Do meaning the way of Japanese. Literally translated Way of the China Hand. You learn hard style Japanese in the beginning which turns to Korean arts and Kung Fu as you progress
I prefer to go to work in the morning without bruses and broken bones... though I still do! The more you practice self defense the more it becomes a reaction. You might not have a bayonet come at you, but these reactions will work for a knife, staff, maybe even a sword. I don't know them, but I can tell you they are good. I would bet on them in not only saving them selves in a fight, but also anyone else in danger from the punks who threatens them. They are athletic and have talent.
@wattersm tkd is not a descendent of karate its a descendent of two traditonal korean martial arts which are subak and taekyon
00:38.. That was brutal. I love how he got leverage with his left foot to add power to the roundhouse kick. If this is Tang Soo Do it's clearly a self-defense artform with the purpose of utterly incapacitating your opponent. Definitely a style I'd be interested in pursuing.
It's a silly dance routine...... Stop thinking this is some form of lethal combat. TSD is for nerds who just need something to do and nothing more.
@@Big_Black_Ski_RXTbullshit
Just a little history here, Japan Occupied Korea during WW2. Japan brought their culture to Korea, and some would say forced it onto them... and others they occupied.
Much of modern Karate links through styles like Shotokan which all have roots in Okinawa. There is many ancient stories of Chinese dignitaries traveling to Okinawa and bringing chinese culture and martial arts with them. Kong San Kun Hyung is a strong example of this. they probably shared more than stole from each other.
Chuck Norris is a black belt in Tang Soo Do!
But of course he invented his own type of karate. It's called Chuck-Will-Kill. ;)
Nice!!!! Cool demonstration
Tang Soo!
@Necrobotics pretty much 18 months but i train with sabum nim carson.
Quite the opposite and for various reasons. You are most vulnerable when you strike, having no air prevents your opponent from knocking the air out of you or taking you by surprise. Releasing air will make your strikes stronger and much faster. Opposite of what you stated.
I practice round house kick combo punch
WHOA, MY MIND IS BLOWN
It really is! I used to take Tang Soo Do, but eventually quit. Let me tell you it was fun.
@Mynameisellie100 Its a demonstration. Im pretty sure they slowed down their movements so that the croud could keep up and get the idea of what happening. If one of these guys saw somebody with a real bayonet trying to really kill them, they would strike much much harder and faster. If this was done in a real street fight, I would be to stunned by the blow to grab anything. Im pretty sure you also know what your talking about, so what style of martial arts do you take.
@akrocuba People seem to ignore the fact that everybody has strengths and weaknesses. Not every 10th degree black belt in anything is gonna fight the same, even in the same dojo under the same master. You can't do any flashy shit unless is the right time, which isn't gonna be common. What you see in stand up MMA is what a lot of styles, like tang soo do, tae kwon do, karate, and kung fu, are also taught similarly. It's not the style, it's the individual.
My favorite had to be the second charge. I can't say I've a demonstration for a traditional style using a bayonet (that's what it appeared to be, could be mistaken though.) It makes me wonder just what the army guys would think of such techniques.
@AsG1989 Getting close-range against someone who has long-range weapons nullifies whatever attack forms they have, considering their weapons in fact ARE made for long-range....
@ArmorKingRulez yes it would
I love tang soo. Im a second dan and go to hongs karate in lower new york.
@coolcarman555 That´s because karate is in your heart Daniel San
@yenner
Yes of course i know that,no one can go undefeated.I think even Rickson Gracie lost a few times before but I just think that you can't go winning streets fights flying around like what they did in this vid.I was into TSD when I was in Primary School,made it to Green belt.But when i got in a fight,all the moves i tried pretty much failed.Got pounded in Side Control(i didn't know how to escape that time).Then some time later,my friend introduced me to BJJ.
When a man with a gun gets close enough to take it from.. do so. If you are well trained and practice he has a 50/50 chance of shooting you at close range. Also if you find a guy that 1st punch does not stun (and there are plenty of them out there).. do NOT try the spinning kick. ♥
@Brady2k10 what do you mean? I purposely leave my foot out there to get a armbar. They usually fall for it, not knowing i do gjj.
I do Tang soo do. I'm red & black belt. I'm from India
OMG now THAT is a nice demo.
Actually, it would. The stuff here looks dumb because it's a tournament, meant to look good. However, the reason that I love Tang Soo Do so much is everything that we do has a practical application. We learn to defend against a whole host of common weapons in the ways that we would be attacked, but even the underlying philosophies and traditions of the art have real-world applications and meanings in fights and self-defense. Never underestimate a good martial art.
Awesome 👌
where do they still use bayonets nowadays?
That said, Tae Kwan Do was made the national SPORT of korea in the 50's i think. Tang Soo Do, legally fought to keep out of being clasified as TKD. There is some good traditional TKD, but most of it is adapted for points/olympics - which sticks.
That all said, every demonstration is "fake" so is every movie. Even Enzo Gracie said once you apply rules the competition is not reality. So modern Ultimate fighting is the same. So they hit and get bloody, thats full contact... so what.
@rammsteingod666
Moreover, I 'll ask you one other question.
If you want to learn about European castle , Which do you choose the real castle in Europe, or the fake imitation castle of the Disney Land in France?
And
★Japanese and Chinese martial arts are equivalent to the real castle in Europe.
★Korean martial arts like Taekwondo are equivalent to the fake imitation castle of the Disney Land.
That's the difference.
Recently, Pro-Japan nation like France have noticed this. But Dutch seems not.
Nice to see tan soo do video
True that is why schools (including mine) teach knife defense
jim jones the murderer learn knife defense.. seem about right...
STRIKE FIRST
STRIKE HARD
NO MERCY
excellent
@trunksdbz04 I am very familiar with ridge hand. I use it a lot. You must have meant that TKD has hand techniques not seen in TSD? Thanks for the input. I have been wondering for awhile.
Very nice but does anybody attack with a bayonet anymore? :)
@Vio9mm wat if your in the army
That moment you decide to watch a video of the martial art you practise, and after a few minutes you realise you know the left master. Why didn't I recognize him before?
The left man is the Sabunim of my sabunim :D BTW i'm doing TSD too
guy: uhhhhh ahh
other guy: whaaa uhhhh?
he have good jumping kick.i like that!
perfect combat
you do realize that both modern and classical MMA take techniques come from many martial arts, including this one, right?
@SamuraiTogo, @rammsteingod666 This argument is just silly. One of you thinks people don't care about where their martial arts come from, whilst saying that Tae-Kwon-Do is the biggest martial art in the world because its the most effective. The other one of you thinks that because a country used a martial art developed by another country as a base, that automatically means the new martial art is stupid or "copied", while what it really means is that something called possible improvements happens
@rammsteingod666
OK
Then, I 'll ask you one question.
If you want to learn something, Which do you chose the real traditional one, or the fake imitation one without any history?
★For instance, If you want to learn Ninjutsu(Ninja's martial art), Which do you chose the real Japanese one, or the copied something in other countries like Europe?
★European might not get a feeling of strangeness for Taekwondo,
But many Asians are feeling Taekwondo is a transparent imitation, not a real thing.
2021: this is the definition of SHEEEEEEEEESH
Derivation among other arts hapkido marciais.Is a mix of martial arts, which generates the synchronization and perfection. Util mortal kombat game since the first until the last has the tang soo do.Th argument of "lay" is dispensable. By the Supra Master Jesus said: "Father forgive them because ~ do not know what" talk. "...
@DeathToLiberalism
dude it's demonstration (demonstration of power speed control etc.) it's not suposed to be real lol
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The ultimate defense against bayonet strikes.
@coolcarman555 TKD and TSD are descendents of Karate.
Lol. They both was created in 20 century in karate basic)
try doing this in a street fight, good luck with it as well, any high kick will be grabbed and then the fight is over
hi i quit karate about 7 yrs ago bcuz of sporrts now i am a teenager and odnt take it and there is a karate place right beside the place i work at and a man came into eat from there who is a black belt 1st deg i was tlkin to him for a while and he told me to look up this this style and that i would really like it by the look of things I REALLY DO but they dont teachh it could u mayb send me a youtube message with mayb a description of the style i would REALLY appreciate it
AAIIYAYAAA EEERRRR AAAAHHHHH AAAYYAAAIIII EEEEEEHHHHHH AAAAAHHHHHH AAAYAAAAAAA xD
Hoi Meester Rop ik ben Douae en mijn vraag is het echt of is het nep en nog een vraagje heeft U een prijs gewonnen Ja of Nee
this is a good stuff!
Nice. I really want people laughing during my martial art demonstration
So it's a mock martial art then?
To add my comments about self defence, these guys will probably be very fit, their hands and feet will be hardened through training and would probably kill a mugger in seconds if they had to. TSD actually looks quite practical compared with TKD.
>judging TKD practicality only by it olympic version
Every frikin time XD
Imo, TSD is more about practical techniques than most martial arts are, depending on who your master is.
did he really kick him like that? im a chodan - since last night but in the 4 years i have trained we have done no contact. does that change as you get higher in rank?
beastly kias !!!
Cool vid.
@ArmorKingRulez As a BJJ fighter who is under royce gracie, the gracies did not win EVERY fight. they have their share of losses before ufc 1.
wanna try? please find some tang soo do dojo in your area and after the class start joking with some of the practitioners.....please..... i had the same opinion like you for karate but when i saw what a couple of guys did to those 6-7 bodybuilders and mma enthusiastic bullies few years ago in one of my hometown local clubs......i took my words back
@Necrobotics 4 or 5 years
My son loves his Tung soo do class.
MUY BUEN VIDEO AL 100
It seems more varied than TKD, which is too sports and kicking based now. However, being a hick in the sticks the nearest club is 100 miles away.
Also quite like that kiap, which sound like eyuggghh.
I came her becauso quan chi in mortal kombat deadly alliance
Goog goog
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прям представляю на тебя напали и ты раз и маникен круто!
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