Looking for lost Hyung

[Mr Buffalo]

I'm searching for video, literature or even a Master who knows the Hyung ~ Tae KukKwon, I've seen it mentioned on the net, usually associated with Tang So Do or Chang Mu Kwon styles. But not been able to pin down it's origin or it's form.

While I'm at it, if anyone knows the complete (offense and defensive sides) of Tae Jo Kwan that would be greatly appreciated.

SUN!

[bushido_man96]

Boy, that's not one I'm familiar with. Is it a translation of a Karate form of some kind? My guess is it would be from something like that, as most of the forms in Korean styles branched from Shotokan.

[Mr Buffalo]

I'm lead to believe it's a higher form in the Pyung An set. Here this site list it as a form, but doesn't have a video of it.

http://www.natkd.com/pyong_ahn_forms.htm

[bushido_man96]

I have one Tang Soo Do book at home. I'll look and see if it is mentioned in it.

[wagnerk]

Just a quick question, a lot of the forms in TSD are based on variations of Okinawa/Japanese forms with the exception of the Chil Sung forms (which there are no direct variations that I know of).

According to what I've seen (I've also seen it on other sites as well), Tae Kuk Kwon is basically Tai Chi Chuan. Would it not be the same movements? Just like So Rim Jang Kwan is Shaolin Long Fist.

[truejim]

I'm lead to believe it's a higher form in the Pyung An set. Here this site list it as a form, but doesn't have a video of it.

http://www.natkd.com/pyong_ahn_forms.htm

I've never come across a reference to it. FYI though see also http://taekwondo.wikia.com/wiki/Taekwondo_Forms

[bushido_man96]

The book I have doesn't mention the form, unless it goes by a different name as well. The book I have is by GM C.S. Kim.

[IcemanSK]

Perhaps it's a form in this book? http://www.amazon.com/Tae-Kwon-Classic-Forms-Hyung--Novice-ebook/dp/B00BLRLW3U/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1433301475&sr=8-2&keywords=chung+do+kwan