Karate - Tang Soo Do Techniques & Forms - Beginner Part One
What you'll learn
- Students will be able to perform the basic stances, strikes, blocks, and kicks of Tang Soo Do with power, speed and accuracy.
Requirements
- Be able to understand and apply written instructions in English. Be able to watch, copy, and physically imitate video instructions with accuracy. An empty space is required to practice.
Description
The Korean martial art of Traditional Tang Soo Do is not only about punching and kicking but for its practitioners, it is a lifestyle, improving every area of their life. Traditional Tang Soo Do focuses on personal development, efficient self-defense, and does not train for competition or sport. It seeks mastery of technique and skill, putting quality over quantity. The journey begins at White Belt, building a solid foundation upon which all other techniques build. In this course, Kevin will teach you;
The history of Tang Soo Do
The tenets and code of the Tang Soo Do warrior.
Basic Stances
Basic techniques of Tang Soo Do.
Basic form #1 - Kicho hyung Il Bu.
This course is complete with detailed written and video instruction and includes quizzes to test your knowledge. Once you have completed this course you will have a good understanding of the history and tenets of Tang Soo Do, as well as the very basic techniques and first form, preparing you for part 2.
Remember, that every master in every martial art in the world began as a white belt, right where you are today. Through consistent practice and dedication, they were able to master the techniques at each level and achieve success in their art and in life.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone interested in beginning the martial arts and learning the basic techniques and forms of Tang Soo Do Korean Karate.
Instructor
Kevin is a US Army Veteran, Martial Arts Master Instructor, and former Certified Personal Trainer.
Through his detailed, no-nonsense teaching style, Kevin passes on all he has learned to ensure you not only absorb the material presented but successfully reach your goals. His careful attention and interaction with his students help them along their journey long after the course is complete.
Sadly, Kevin retired from martial arts instruction following two total knee replacements in 2023. He is focused on passing on all he has learned and the legacy of Tang Soo Do and his instructor, the late Master Yun Tak Bong, through books.