Good technique and very good explanations! Cheers mate!

Great video Sah Bom Nim! Soo Bahk!

I have been teaching, training and living the philosophy of Tang Soo Do for 50 years now. We have always practiced sparring and always will, that is part of the training and understanding of the ART!!!

Sabom-nim. it is very Impressive on your martial arts philosophy and the way of pupils’ training. It is really sad your dojang closed due to this pandemic. These days.. truly rarely are real dojang remained. We keep old Chang Moo Kwan taekwondo legacy in Korea, but quite struggle in this “fighters-favored” era. :)

what's shown here feels familiar and is very much like my own experience learning itf taekwondo in the 1990s in malaysia. you guys are great!

A lot of good karate fighters are tang soo do stylist!!!! Chuck Norris,Bob wall and Howard jakson. Do your research.

Lovely and inspiring video with beautiful messages. Keep up the great work

Great video and explanation of your school! Honestly, amazing explanation of your school; the answering of common faq is a great idea. I studied karate, kung fu and (my fav) Taekwondo when I was younger and have dabbled in Jiu Jitsu in recent years. I’m wondering, why did everyone have a black belt in some portions of the video? From my experience, belt leveling is decided by 2 things for the most part: time spent, or skill level. Then some dishonorable, trash schools will take money for belts. I don’t even count that. I find both methods of belt progression to have their merits but always favored skill based progression as I found it to honor the art over the individual; due to it not dishonoring an art by having a highly ranked practitioner without the skills to back it. (Unless the time based school won’t pass you solely based on time) I find it should be a mix of 70/30, skill vs time but most go strictly one way for the most part. I’m a stickler for acknowledgment and rewarding those who make an effort but I’m also very opposed to not pointing out flaws and allowing an art or anything/anyone to be dishonored. (Not saying yal did that by any means).

I am very sad to inform everyone...My location on Sunset Blvd. of 30 years plus has closed down due to the Pandemic lock down! It is so unfortunate that many small businesses are having difficulties financially due to their customers being unemployed, or afraid of the virus, or both...Understandable but unfortunate.

Hello 사부님(Saboonim)!!! This is philip jun from gardener elementry school. I hope you can recognize me. I can still remember you and my friends like Michael, Alexis, Ruscell or anyone. BTW we've been learning karate class since when I was in second to fourth grade. I'm in korea now. I hope we can see again in LA.

Nice dojo & location

I would like this instructor to watch a video on Kyokyshin Karate.He will see one of the Ultimate Full contact Martial Arts.

very nice.

Is that a drum set upstairs, you do look like a musician Sir!

Interesting, Soo Bahk Do is MMA since it takes elements from Chinese, Japanese as well as their own martial art like takkyeon and subak blending in together even though the martial art system focus on the form and self defense aspect. I would love to try it out but I don't know if Soo Bahk Do is available outside of Atlanta area.

Would an older student (mid 60's) who could not physically do all of the kicking and jumping techniques as demonstrated, still be welcome to work out and train at a Soo Bahk Do school?

Fun Fact: According to Korean records SooBakh or Subak is a Chinese military system imported to Korea. As is described in the Mooyidobotongji states it is of Chinese origin. Shoubo as its called in China is still widely practiced and is considered a Chinese Wrestling system with strikes. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o5yJZNqUv8vThoE.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpyIesaVqLuxZoE.html Also the form GM Hwang Kee recreated from the Moojidobotongji is General Qi Qiguangs 32 stances boxing form that never died out and is widely practiced in northern systems, so Hwasun hyung should of looked like this and is actually quite similar if you remove the karate influence Gm Hwang Kee's students put onto the forms. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNyXeKt9uMuWo6M.html Compared the Ji Xiao Xin Shu www.google.com/search?q=Ji+xiao+xin+shu+kung+fu&client=firefox-b-1-ab&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjEnKT68undAhUDGTQIHXh9AVsQ_AUIDigB&biw=1366&bih=654 Withthe Muyedobotongji forms- same techniques and form names www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-ab&biw=1366&bih=654&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=E4S0W8SLF8Wr0PEP6aWb0AU&q=Muye+Dobo+Tongjikwonbup&oq=Muye+Dobo+Tongjikwonbup&gs_l=img.3...1482.2814..3088...0.0..0.298.1705.0j1j6......1....1..gws-wiz-img.an1u5E5En7Q I wish a lot of Korean martial arts nationalism would die out already and stop with the revisionist history of claiming things that are not korean as revised as korean, the "URI-ginal" concept in korea is really turning into something a kin to the "Afrocentric" movement...

This is Tang soo do right??

Hello. I know that the title says: "The School does not exist any longer..." , but what happened? Are you no longer training anywhere. Not even at home...? Greetings from Denmark, where there was no lockdowns, that caused any school to close.

Great looking and very clean technique but do you guys at least spar? I get the whole "no fighters" thing because most are brawlers with the intent to hurt but if you dont at least pressure test your technique even with just light/touch contact sparring then you might as well be practicing dance.

Has your dojang re opened? It's too bad it had to shut down

Wow!! The Rent must be crazy expensive!!! What's tuition?

Look on 1.58 the dude on the right is me

Sorry to read the school is shut down. The pandemic has been hard on so many things.

I'm a bit confused, the video is a commercial for the dojo, but the title states it is no longer open, why the video if the school is closed? I did like the clear distinction and policy about actual fighters in the dojo. Two things that do not mix well are fighters at a dojo. Fighters should be in gyms or training area's not dojos. Fighters are difficult to deal with and collect dues from, and they scare off martial arts students and their parents.

Why is it Hollywood karate if it soo back do?

I thought they say when there's no full contact that the schools not good. Just asking ?

Hi

This video was created in 2017 have you edited this video?

What age is to old ?

In Asia, there is no such thing as Soo Bakh Do Karate, because Soo Bakh Do and Karate is Two different things..

soo bakh do moo duk kwan or tang soo do only dates back to the 1950s lol hardly ancient. The only authentic Korean martial arts today with no japanese or chinese infleunces are Taekkyon(UNESCO recongnized) Subyokchigi(Actual Subak),Sunmudo(Kumgang Kwan) and korean wrestling(sireum) and Kungdo(korean archery). Soo bakh do is interesting to me though I might find a school somewhere in massachusetts. A lot of your forms looks like 12 road Tan Tui with a few Yang Taijiquan and some long fist in it besides the obvious karate in it as well.

Imagine no contact sparring. You are supposed to be hit and hit in martial arts. Because what happens if you don't get hit ever, the result would be someone who flinches in a real fight or you won't be able to stay up to fight after getting hit a couple of times in a real fight.

nice ponytail

Subak is Korean, not Japanese, which makes it NOT karate

Why are you calling dojang hollywood karate, if you are teaching soo bahk do?

I just don't get the 'no fighters please', and the whole of the no contact element. It's watering the arts down to levels of ineffectiveness, and nothing more than a kid's hobby. Martial Arts were created for a reason - to defend against aggressors - martial = war - the art of war. Why destroy the arts to simply commercialise it? Teach the techniques the way they're meant to be taught, and learn in an environment so that the students know how to effectively use them. Impact and pressure training are essential. You can't learn tennis simply by hitting a ball against a wall.

no fighters wth?

Mc dojo

You don't spar? Marital Arts is more than forms and self defense. Or, it would be called Arts, not Martial Arts.

Use a helmet,please,but fights..you must do sparring,because all you teach was a valet

The way y’all do push ups is bad for y’alls backs I used to do push ups like that until I got a trainer who thought me how to do them right and then I got faster results and no more back pain.

Sad. So I guess yall run when it comes to a street fight?