any ggo video on dan gun and other tkd forms

[matbla]

thank you!!!

[matbla]

good replys here

[Ghost]

lol, this will be one of those things where every instructor thinks any video by another instructor is crap unless they have trained with them personally. Reminds me of when i did karate.

I think all this, "thats not how we do it" is a bit daft.
If everyone does it differently then it doesnt really exist does it. i mean thats just common sense.

[GranFire]

I is it was as easy as to just what the instructor thinks.

is it Poomse or Hyong....is it ITA WTF ATA ITF or something we have yet to hear about....the Dan Gun I learned coming up through the ranks is very much different from the on I am teaching now and looked nothing like the on Mike found, and I am not talking execution. Unless you are an advanced student, watching forms that are not your own is IMHO rather confusing...

[matbla]

i thank you should look at last video

[GranFire]

i thank you should look at last video

Well, I don't have the Quick Time player on this computer....

The description reads similar to my old form, of course terminology throws me off a bit as well. hard to believe it all goes by the same name....

[Liberty]

Well the best advice would be to listen and learn from his instructor as any thing he finds on the net may not be what he is being taught in class and will pick up bad habits trying to follow some vid. clip. And Mike I was trying to say that is not the form I was taught so depending on what his club teaches he should stay away from the net to learn ... I am very picky when it comes to patterens as my head instructor received his first dan from General Choi and is now a 7th dan and still teaches the same patteren he was taught

About a year ago, I ran accross some footage of Jhoon Rhee doing this very form. His stances were way wider. His executions are flawless and he is of the Choi school (their particular forms). I'll see if I can track it down.

It's kind of ironic, if I remember correctly, one of the opening moves in Choi's Tae Kwon Do forms symbolize peace. Here we have a martial brother seeking our help, and yet all some, who supposedly practice Choi version forms, all they can do is criticize or make excuses for not helping one of their own. Not very admirable.

Mike, for what it's worth, I want to thank you for how consistently you come through in these types of things for others you don't even know.

[Liberty]

This guy performs as well as any of the Korean ITF teams out there (those teams tend to execute better, being in their homeland under the watchful eye of a greater number of people close to the source, having the instant feedback of their team captain and each other, etc.)

[YOUTUBE]http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=K57pg9BHdlU[/YOUTUBE]

His site is worth checking out, by the way:

http://blog.mastermike.com/?tag=dan-gun

Collection of the various Tae Kwon Do forms

http://www.natkd.com/tkd_forms.htm

Here is a helpful site:

http://home.att.net/~dexter.a.hansen/kata/dan-gun.html

Well, that’s my two cents on the matter. You guys make sure you enjoy any resulting catfights. Peace.

[matbla]

thank you that is wounderfull thank you very much

[Earl Weiss]

Try This site. Lots of options, http://sonkal.taekwondo.cz/index-en.html

[matbla]

thanks for the video from matt blake