TKD // TSD

[Elky]

tang soo do is more like a mix of muaythay and traditional tkd.

tkd traditionally looks more like karate. in sport it is kicks only

Tang Soo Do / Dangsudo is Koreanised Shotokan. Tang Soo Do is the Korean pronunciation of the Okinawan words kara te dō (Tang dynasty, hand, way). The forms of TSD are shotokan forms performed slightly differently and the techniques are given a Korean flavour but it's still Korean Karate rather than some amalgam of MT and TKD.

[bushido_man96]

tang soo do is more like a mix of muaythay and traditional tkd.

tkd traditionally looks more like karate. in sport it is kicks only

Tang Soo Do / Dangsudo is Koreanised Shotokan. Tang Soo Do is the Korean pronunciation of the Okinawan words kara te dō (Tang dynasty, hand, way). The forms of TSD are shotokan forms performed slightly differently and the techniques are given a Korean flavour but it's still Korean Karate rather than some amalgam of MT and TKD.

I think that I would have to agree. I don't see many Muay Thai components in TSD, what I have seen of it, anyway.

[Kajukenbopr]

tang soo do is more like a mix of muaythay and traditional tkd.

tkd traditionally looks more like karate. in sport it is kicks only

Tang Soo Do / Dangsudo is Koreanised Shotokan. Tang Soo Do is the Korean pronunciation of the Okinawan words kara te dō (Tang dynasty, hand, way). The forms of TSD are shotokan forms performed slightly differently and the techniques are given a Korean flavour but it's still Korean Karate rather than some amalgam of MT and TKD.

i didnt say it was the conbination of the 2 arts. I said it looked like those 2.

When performing Tang soo do resembles Muay Thai Fighters than Japanese Karate-ka- more emphasis on kicks, than the hand techniques that Japanese rely on(no, im not saying Shotokan did not have kicks)

but if you want to get technical, it is really similar to traditional Korean TKD.