TSD Y049

I was wondering about the ones like: Jinto, Chil Sung, Rohia, Kong San Kong, and other higher level forms!

All the forms in Tang Soo Do, and possibly other arts, have a totum or an animal to represent them. The Cehco (basic) forms are represented by a toddler, the Pyang Ahn, a turtle, Nihanchi, an iron horse, Bassia, a cobra. Does any one out there know the rest? I have been currious about this for a long time, and please excuse my spelling for the names of the forms!!

Thanks guys you have been an awsome help! my pre test is this tommorow and I'm extremly nervous so thanks for your help and I will continue to keep it in mind untill april 7th and even farther down the road!

Thanks for the advice Tom, my test is April the 7th but my pre-test is this thursday! I just got done with my eassy too so now that I have that out of the way I will try your advice, thanks agian!

Thanks for the advice Master Powlette, and good luck on your test too hammer. I hope I do well and that I don't get a big head either, my instructor calls that "Cho Dan Symdrom" Once agian, thanks! !!!Tang Soo!!! TSD Y049

I have a very significant test coming up, it is for my black belt! I am having a hard time in school though and I am worried about the two conflicting! Does any one have adivce for me? , TSD Y049

In my last message I said "In my Tang Soo Do we call..." I ment to say In my Tang Soo Do school. Sorry for the error!

In my Tang Soo Do we call out the technique and the ask if any one knows it. If so they must demonstrate and say it in English. After that we count 1-10 in korean then Twi Tori (turn around)and another techinique. We also use korean for hyung and so on!

In my school we use Twi Ro (turn) You Dan Ja Nim Ka, (Black Belt) Kung Rey. How ever I'm not sure if my spelling is correct!