Forms,

[jfarnsworth]

What type of forms are being practiced here? I was interested to see in another thread that we had different ideas on forms and we were doing different types. I had practiced the ITF hyungs.
Chong-Ji
Dan Gun
Do-San
Won-Hyo
etc.

[karatekid1975]

Curently (sp?) I do the TaeGuek forms (WTF TKD). But I am still between dojangs (sort of). I never did ITF hyung.

[Quick Sand]

In my style of TKD we do the old palgay's (aka palgwe) 1-8 and then there are many more you learn once you because a black belt. I don't know what they are yet though, I'm only a green belt. :shrug: :D

I think my style also includes some Karate kata's, Chinese forms and Japanese forms for the black belts at different levels.
:)

[cali_tkdbruin]

I train in WTF style Taekwondo, so far I've learned the following: Gibon poomse, Taegeuk Il Jang thru Pal Jang (1-8), Koryo, and I've started learning the Palgwe forms (1 - 8). In addition to these I'll also need to know Geum-gahng poomse and a stick/staff poomse in order to advance to 2nd dan BB. Fun stuff... :asian:

[Zepp]

I already listed my forms in a post on the Korean Martial Arts forum. (Was that the one you were referring to?)

I posted there in the hopes of getting some feedback from some TSD and Karate people, but I haven't had too much luck with feedback. I guess Chung Do Kwan has become unique.

[RCastillo]

Originally posted by jfarnsworth
What type of forms are being practiced here? I was interested to see in another thread that we had different ideas on forms and we were doing different types. I had practiced the ITF hyungs.
Chong-Ji
Dan Gun
Do-San
Won-Hyo
etc.

I'm doing the same ones!:asian:

[jfarnsworth]

Originally posted by Zepp
I already listed my forms in a post on the Korean Martial Arts forum. (Was that the one you were referring to?)

I posted there in the hopes of getting some feedback from some TSD and Karate people, but I haven't had too much luck with feedback. I guess Chung Do Kwan has become unique.

Sorry, I don't believe I visited the Korean forum before.

[jfarnsworth]

Originally posted by RCastillo
I'm doing the same ones!:asian:

Wait a minute!!:confused: Castillo are you trying to tell me that I'm walking the same path you have.:eek: walked already? Is this what you have forseen and why I should join your group and complete the training?:asian:

[Marginal]

I'm doing the ITF ones.

[RCastillo]

Originally posted by jfarnsworth
Wait a minute!!:confused: Castillo are you trying to tell me that I'm walking the same path you have.:eek: walked already? Is this what you have forseen and why I should join your group and complete the training?:asian:

Correct, my young Jedi, the powers are strong with you!

Your vision is growing stroner, the Goldendragon has forseen this!:cool:

[Klondike93]

I did the Chon-Ji forms, well I still do them every now and then.


:asian:

[TkdWarrior]

ITF forms
starting with
4 direction punch/block(sajjo jirugi/maggi(sp??))
chonji
dangun
do san
etc etc
-TkdWarrior-

[jfarnsworth]

Originally posted by Klondike93
I did the Chon-Ji forms, well I still do them every now and then.


I still practice the forms on occassion to take a break of constant head beating of the kenpo forms. It's nice to take a break for a moment.;)

[Goldendragon7]

Originally posted by RCastillo
Correct, my young Jedi, the powers are strong with you! Your vision is growing stronGer, the Goldendragon has forseen this!:cool:

Yes, and I am watching you as well..... We are driving all the bad habits and movements out!!
:rofl:

A trip to Kenpo mecca wil be needed soon.
:asian:

[RCastillo]

Originally posted by Goldendragon7
Yes, and I am watching you as well..... We are driving all the bad habits and movements out!!
:rofl:

A trip to Kenpo mecca wil be needed soon.
:asian:

Hmmmm, the trip to the Kenpo Fortress in Scottsdale?:eek:

[jfarnsworth]

Originally posted by RCastillo
Hmmmm, the trip to the Kenpo Fortress in Scottsdale?:eek:

Yes, It is the force. :eek: :asian:

[Ty K. Doe]

I do forms similar to the ITF forms. However, our school practices them as taught by Jhoon Rhee, without the sine-wave.