El mov "DINÁMICO" es la evolución del MOV ONDULANTE.
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Kwang Duk Chung
El Taekwon-Do de ITF, en comienzo de la epoca de 1950 y 60, haciamos en forma ESTATICA como Dang Soo Do o Karate sin los movimientos DINAMICOS. Despues, en la epoca de 1960 y 70 introducimos aplicaciones de los movimientos de ONDULACION para mejorar los movimientos dinamicos. Y ahora en la epoca de 2000, nosotros de AITF, aplicamos los movimientos REALISTICO para adaptarse en la situacion de defensa y pelea verdadero con los movimientos DINAMICOS ACCELERADOS para aumentar sus capacidades. Solo los COBARDES quienes tiene miedo de EVOLUCIONAR LAS TECNICAS, hablan basuras y critican por celos y envidios. Jamas me importo de los demas que tiene sus intenciones escondidos se critican o juzgan sin ser competentes. DO.
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Lyle Locke thank god for google translate or i would miss out
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Stephen Gell All must be criticized for evolution to take place... If you can not criticize, there would be no need to evolve as all would be perfect. A bold move sir, i salute your courage sir. Taekwon!
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Kwang Duk Chung As you know, Taekwon-do was like Tang Soo Do o Karate before times and, I talked with General long time ago in Argentina to promote the techniques realistic to adapt in the critical situation to defend or fight. Do you really think that the sign movement in TULS make sense of defend yourself in critical situation? Except to give the seminars each movements, why we do in sign movement? In this realistic dynamic movements has already three dimension of time and space including 4th dimension of CENTERING your balance and more likely with 5th dimension of CENTRALIZATION of your mind to control totally all the movements or techniques. DO.
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Marvin Peláez Translation: Between 1950 to 1960, ITF Taekwon-Do was practice in a static manner like Tang Soo – Do, which was the Korean version of Karate. These movements were not dynamic. Between 1960 to 1970, we introduced the sine wave movement to improve our Taekwon-Do technique. The Sine wave movement made our techniques dynamic. Now, we in AITF, are applying REALISTIC movements to self-defense situations. These movements simulate REAL fighting with accelerated dynamic movements. The training involved helps increase your physical and mental capacity since it is very intense. (GGM Chung)
My comment: What we are doing in AITF is taking patterns training to the next level. Since Taekwon-Do was always meant to evolve, we are starting with the Tuls by making them more applicable to “critical situations,” which are essentially life and death defense situations. General Choi provided us with an excellent foundation in the patterns and taught them worldwide in “seminar style.” But patterns training was not meant to end there – it was a beginning. If Taekwon-do is a Martial Art, then it must evolve to stay relevant with the current times, otherwise it will end up like Judo, an Olympic Sport. Taekwon-Do is all ready considered to be a sport by many in the world, but was originally meant to be an original dynamic and evolving martial art. One of the hallmarks of AITF is to train, practice, and learn Taekwon-Do as an original martial art. Sin Chon- i Tul is one AITF efforts to demonstrate Taekwon-Do as an evolving martial as it was intended.
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Kwang Duk Chung Very wise word Master Marvin. WOW. DO.
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Stephen Gell As I said a bold move, I do not disagree with the intention. Though watching the videos I am not convinced by the outcome. This is purely an opinion but the forward motion on the punch does not, in my humble opinion translate into a self defence situation. After the block the opponent would be too close to execute this. My understanding is that the art and the application have always differed slightly in their execution and should be practiced as being two sides of the same coin. I do not wish this to be seen as a criticism as I believe all views are valid and all can be learned from, it is simply an opinion of what I have seen so far of this "new" point if view
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Marvin Peláez Master Gell. Thank you for your comment. This is not a new point of view. A realistic application of the Tuls have been discussed by the original students (now GMs) and General Choi. It was a phase in the development of Taekwon-Do as martial art that had not been implemented yet. When General Choi passed away, the ITF world separated into different organizations. We in AITF are continuing what the original GMs began years ago under the leadership of GGM Kwang Duk Chung. Now ,the demonstrations are new. I just learned the Sin Chon-Ji Tul this morning, so we still have to work hard to perfect these movements. Concerning self-defense, you never know what will happen. All is unpredictable but a forward motion with the punch is not out of the question. In fact, it is very realistic. Again, thank you for your input. DO.
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Kwang Duk Chung Based on my experience of real fighting, it is not the same time and distances are adequately good to strike or kick or punching. You must develop to ADJUST this times and distances in real situation. Of course, this dose not come alone without practic...Ver Más
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Raul Romero one has to become the situation, not separate one self from it . A real egoist can never be brave , the true, traditional martial art training strengthens KI , destroy egoism and fear , moves the student beyond dualism, and develops consciousnesses, th...Ver Más
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Kwang Duk Chung Master Raul, very true what you are saying. That's Taekwon-do way like mine and yours. DO.
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Stephen Gell Sir, my opinion of seminar tul, hyung, poomse or palgwe are that they are the art. The styalized organisation of movement, technique and balance. I do not believe that all combinations lend themself to self defence, nor do individual movements, however...Ver Más
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Kwang Duk Chung
En los Hyongs del Taekwon-Do, se concentro de la fuerza ESTATICA como el de Karate. En los Tules, se contro en las ONDULACIONES. Pero en los tules nuevos, se concentra TRES DIMENSIONES. O sea, adelante y atras, izquierda y deracha luego arriba y abajo. Este tres dimensiones se INCORPORA EN SUS MOVIMIENTOS EN UNA TECNICA EJERCIDO con el SALTO, GIRO Y DESPLAZAMIENTO EN MISMO TIEMPO. Trata de entender este profundamente. En la realidad de defenderse de un ataque feroz, no tenes el tiempo de hacer las ONDULACIONES. Sino, debes reaccionar inmediato con el mayor rapidez, con elmpulso de salto y desplazandose habil y ligeramente. No crees que es FANTASTICO? Estos son de la base de mis verdaderas peleas y defensas verdaderas lucha y peleas. DO.
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30/10/2012#4 Re: El mov "DINÁMICO" es la evolución del MOV ONDULANTE.Qué lindo ser alumno del GGM y que te pregunten cómo hacés los Tules:
- ¿Cómo hacés los Tules?
- Yo hago "Los Tules nuevos".
- ¿Cómo son?
- Como los de antes, pero "nuevos", en "3D".
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