Book: Ch'ang Hon TKD Hae Sul vol 2

[bushido_man96]

I've been waiting to see if this was coming out, because I did enjoy reading volume 1 so much, and found it on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Chang-Hon-Taekwon-do-Hae-Sul/dp/1906628475/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1350874677&sr=1-1&keywords=Taekwondo+Hae+Sul

Can't wait to get it! I will be getting a copy in December, for sure.

[DWx]

I've never read his books. How do you find them? Do the applications make sense to you?

[bushido_man96]

Some do. Also, seeing some of the applications he worked on in the first book, I started to see some possibilities in the later forms, as well.

Some agree, and some disagree with his thoughts on the forms, and how to interpret them. What I like the most about it is that it gets me to thinking. He shows a different way to look at the forms, and that sets the wheels in motion for me to think of different ways to see things when I'm doing the forms, and gives me ideas on how to line up some of my Hapkido training with it.

It isn't for everyone. He's kind of like Iain Abernethy; you either like his works or you don't. Abernethy actually wrote the forward for his first volume, and I've read and enjoyed some of Abernethy's books as well. I say read it, enjoy it, and take out of it what you want. That's all you can do with any work, really.