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master dave
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are there really hidden movements in tang soo do hyung? remember, these were not the creation of GM hwang kee. the pyung ahn, pinon in okanawan or heian in japanese were incorporated along with our black belt forms into our art. were certin movements hidden in the forms? were these omitted from the training of the u.s. service men stationed in korea? if so why?is there more to our art then meets the eye? are we actually attacking meridans? pressure points? in tsd hyung. is grappling hidden in our hyung? in jin do (chinto) at the end of the form on the turn around movement are you really breaking the neck of your opponant? in wan shu is it really a high punch or are you attacking under the chin with the back of the hand a meridan? was wan shu actually called the killing kata? at the final movement of wan shu where you pic up your opponant dumpimg him are you really landing on him taking his life? are the pyung ahn forms filled with these tecniques. pressure point and meridan applications? let me say im not a dillmen fan, never seen any of his videos or read any of his books, but is he onto something? ive been training in tsd going on 35 years. i also hold rank in shotokan. whats do you think? and why? is every thing reall as it seem? i look forward t some interesting responses. TANG SOO!!!!!! :asian: