What is a hyung in Taekwondo?

A hyeong is a systematic, prearranged sequence of martial techniques that is performed either with or without the use of a weapon.

What are the Tang Soo Do forms?

Tang Soo Do forms are a set of moves demonstrating a defensive or aggressive action for every movement taken mainly from Japanese shotokan karate kata. They are based on an offender attacking and one demonstrating the form reacting to their attack.

What is the Hyung line?

Photo from online community. Photo from online community. Fun fact is that the Hyung line (all except for RM) is all the youngest in their family, while the Maknae line (all except for Jungkook) is the eldest in their family.

What is a Tang Soo Do uniform called?

Dobok is the uniform worn by practitioners of Korean martial arts.

What does Maknae in Korean mean?

youngest
Maknae. n. Refers to someone who is the youngest of a group. It could mean the youngest member of a family, K-pop group or really any type of group or community.

What is a Kee Cho Hyung?

The name of these hyungs and the creator is Grandmaster Hwang Kee, the founder of Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do. The Kee Cho Hyungs were created in 1947 in Seoul, Republic of Korea. Each of the three Kee Cho Hyung: Il Bo, Ee Bo, and Sam Bo have approximately 22 movements.

What is Pyung Ahn Hyung?

Each of the three Kee Cho Hyung: Il Bo, Ee Bo, and Sam Bo have approximately 22 movements. When one begins to master the Pyung Ahn Hyungs, they will develop a feeling of “Pyung” meaning peace and confidence; balance and calmness with ones self and nature. “Ahn” meaning safe, confident and comfortable.

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What is the significance of the Hyung?

The hyung represents the light, easy, keen, and quick-witted movements of the “flying swallow. From the Jion Temple this hyung is the feeling of perfect harmony like the Buddhas and in its calm movements, a strong spirit. The hyung is appropriate for mastering rotational movements and shifting directions.