Sweet! I’ve been looking for examples of full contact sport combinations from a Tang Soo Do perspective ever since I found out about Karate Combat. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Matt B I was in Tang Soo do. I only got to the yellow belt. But I did tournament, and it's a lot more fun than you think. If you want send me a friend request on FB. Because I can send you the video of my tournament
Here's my thoughts on that. They're super dangerous in the wrong hands, its like a loaded gun. It's just a blind swing and if you actually do make contact that person is getting messssssssed up. Self defense, I'm all for it, in studio sparring... not so much.
Great techniques. Thanks for sharing the ridge hand in particular. I tell my students that it’s basically the karate version of a hook punch. You do a lot for the American variant of Tang Soo Do, which I also teach. It’s good to see as I feel it’s heavily under represented. With Mr Norris using Chun Kuk Do and now Chuck Norris System the translation gets lost. And most people don’t realize it is really American Tang Soo Do as well. Take care.
I can concur that the ridge hand works great. I do security in a hospital and a psych patient got out of their room and tried to attack me. I hit them in the jaw with a strong ridge hand.. It stopped him right in his tracks !!!
Backhand fists, spinning backhand fists, also ridge hand strikes are some of my favourite, hand striking techniques. Excellent sparring tutorial Sensei Ichi, Osu!✌🤟👍🥋🙏🇲🇽🇦🇺
It looks like we do the same kind of point sparring as you, so any more sparring tips would be directly relevant and greatly appreciated! I've probably scored half of my total sparring points with the back-knuckle, so I can vouch for it's effectiveness despite not having a lot of power. It's real life applicable as well, since, if you know where to strike, it doesn't need much power to send someone to the ground. But that's another story.
Oh nice, that makes things easier then. I will definitely add in some more sparring tips, seems as though people get into it. I can't wait to hear that story...
There is no style more effective than others. Like @mckenziesylvain said , one style has this better, one has that better. Each of them have their strengths and each of them their weaknesses.
It's hard to say because not all Kwans are ran the same way. You would think they were similar, coming from the same source (Moo Duk Kwan) and the same parent (Hwang Kee) but the offspring would not agree. Both think the other is the love child and not as legitimate. I studied under someone that emphasized conditioning and form. (Tang Soo) Others emphasize sport. Some go with whatever will sell, offering Bruce Lee's Ninja Turtle Self Defense. Sensei Ichi did a very good one on why Chuck Norris decided to leave the TSD group and I had a similar experience with my Kwan 30 years ago, for different reasons. I have been in other studios that teach TSD and TKD and they are as different as can be if you have experience in those arts. Again, there is a common core due to Moo Duk Kwan but that is the basic strikes and kicks. The heart of a Kwan is the instructor and what he thinks is most important.
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Sweet! I’ve been looking for examples of full contact sport combinations from a Tang Soo Do perspective ever since I found out about Karate Combat. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Glad it was helpful!
Matt B I was in Tang Soo do. I only got to the yellow belt. But I did tournament, and it's a lot more fun than you think. If you want send me a friend request on FB. Because I can send you the video of my tournament
@@SenseiIchi can you send me info to help me train.? I'm willing and able to train. I have multiple places to train
Man i studied Tang Soo do has well you forgot the spinning back fist Sir! TANG SOO!!!
Here's my thoughts on that. They're super dangerous in the wrong hands, its like a loaded gun. It's just a blind swing and if you actually do make contact that person is getting messssssssed up. Self defense, I'm all for it, in studio sparring... not so much.
Man we where encouraged to use it in sparring and i come from the World Tang Soo Do Association Jae Chul Shin people
@@SenseiIchi I do itf taekwon-do and it's the same view at my dojang, no spinning back fist to head during sparring cause of the lack of control
Love that you're back with new videos. With my Karate background I get a lot out of your Tang Soo Do technique videos
Thank you so much I appreciate that. Glad to be back!
and also tang soo do is a combination of chinese,japanese,korean martial arts
Great techniques. Thanks for sharing the ridge hand in particular. I tell my students that it’s basically the karate version of a hook punch. You do a lot for the American variant of Tang Soo Do, which I also teach. It’s good to see as I feel it’s heavily under represented. With Mr Norris using Chun Kuk Do and now Chuck Norris System the translation gets lost. And most people don’t realize it is really American Tang Soo Do as well.
Take care.
I can concur that the ridge hand works great. I do security in a hospital and a psych patient got out of their room and tried to attack me. I hit them in the jaw with a strong ridge hand.. It stopped him right in his tracks !!!
Backhand fists, spinning backhand fists, also ridge hand strikes are some of my favourite, hand striking techniques. Excellent sparring tutorial Sensei Ichi, Osu!✌🤟👍🥋🙏🇲🇽🇦🇺
Right on, thank you so much Juan!
@@SenseiIchi you are most welcome, looking forward to more video segments like this, Osu!🤟✌👍👊🇲🇽🇦🇺🥋
It looks like we do the same kind of point sparring as you, so any more sparring tips would be directly relevant and greatly appreciated! I've probably scored half of my total sparring points with the back-knuckle, so I can vouch for it's effectiveness despite not having a lot of power. It's real life applicable as well, since, if you know where to strike, it doesn't need much power to send someone to the ground. But that's another story.
Oh nice, that makes things easier then. I will definitely add in some more sparring tips, seems as though people get into it. I can't wait to hear that story...
Informative 😛
Nice.
Thank you!
Great video man 👌🏽
Glad you liked it!
What do you think about the soo do kongkyu or knife hand punch?
I honestly have never heard of that, tell me more tell me more...
I do a knife hand strike in moo duk kwan tang soo do. Is that what you mean?
is tang soo do better and more effective than taekwondo
@McKenzie Sylvain but what if the answer
@McKenzie Sylvain i mean what is the answer
There is no style more effective than others. Like @mckenziesylvain said , one style has this better, one has that better. Each of them have their strengths and each of them their weaknesses.
It's hard to say because not all Kwans are ran the same way. You would think they were similar, coming from the same source (Moo Duk Kwan) and the same parent (Hwang Kee) but the offspring would not agree. Both think the other is the love child and not as legitimate. I studied under someone that emphasized conditioning and form. (Tang Soo) Others emphasize sport. Some go with whatever will sell, offering Bruce Lee's Ninja Turtle Self Defense.
Sensei Ichi did a very good one on why Chuck Norris decided to leave the TSD group and I had a similar experience with my Kwan 30 years ago, for different reasons. I have been in other studios that teach TSD and TKD and they are as different as can be if you have experience in those arts. Again, there is a common core due to Moo Duk Kwan but that is the basic strikes and kicks. The heart of a Kwan is the instructor and what he thinks is most important.
Tang Soo!
Tang soo!!!
In a point fighting world you’ve proved you can’t really fight