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Do you think the instructor has working in some Indian Wrestling etc.

My present instructor had trained in Burmese Boxing in his early life. And then he moved on to Shinson I think.

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From Googling it, seems to be only (Shinson) Hapkido schools which use this term. The normal Korean term used is "sogi".

In the book "Hapkido: Traditions, Philosophy, Technique" by Marc Tedeschi, the term for stance is given as cha-se on page 1124.

For another reference, http://www.martialartsresource.com/korean/TKD.list.htm#Stances contains the entries:

sohgi : stance

jah seh : posture (or stance) [used instead of "sohgi" in some styles]

ichi-go ichi-e

一期一会

one encounter, one chance

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I'd guess, and its just a guess, is an addition to "Hapkido" because its another offshoot of Hapkido. This happens alot when people branch off from their former school and take their own, slightly divergent path in the same art.

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