Tang soo do

This page looks at Tang Soo Do forms (hyung). It provides instructions & form videos to help prepare you for your next Tang Soo Do belt test.

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The Chil Sung forms of Traditional Taekwondo (and especially Tang Soo Do) were introduced by taekwondo pioneer Hwang Kee in 1952. The phrase Chil Sung means "Seven Star" and and refers to the seven stars of Ursa Major (the Big Dipper constellation). According to one story, Hwang's father had a dream in which he saw the bright star (Sam Tae Song) before his son's birth. He named his son "Tae Nam" which means "star boy", and Hwang used this as the basis for naming his forms. Other sources…

Tang Soo Do is a Korean martial art that originated during the 1930s and 40s but had origins dating back

The Korean martial arts of TaeKwondo and Tang Soo Do have so much in common, while also having some key differences. Both were created out of turmoil in Korea and later became highly organized martial ... Read More

Keep Calm and Tang Soo Do

Discover the Heart & Soul of MID CAPE TAE KWON DO At MID CAPE TAE KWON DO, we uphold the SEVENTENANTS - Integrity, Concentration, Perseverance, Respect & Obedience, Self-Control, Humility, & Indomitable Spirit. These aspects are at the core of our training, reflecting the true essence of Tang Soo Do. The Moo Duk Kwan style emphasizes martial arts of virtue, with a three-fold purpose: self-defense, physical health, and character development through endurance and hard work. #TaeKwonDo…