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Chan Hun style of TKD

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though it might be a very stupid question... i came across this "Chan Hun"style. what exactly is this and is there anything special about it? what aspects of TKD are trained more when i visit a Chan Hun Dojo?? :-?
i as well wondered what this chan hun style is, but these sites did not help me in no way. :bawling: :dodgy: :roll: :-? :(

the major difference from the Chang Hun style and other TKD styles, is the patterns. We have longer stands than other styles. We also focus very much on the sinus-like movements. If you watch the patterns on this site

 

http://mchenry.homeip.net/TangSooDo/forms/index.htm you'll se that our patterns (ITF tuls) is quite different from the other TKD Patterns

Sabunim 1st degree black belt NTN TKD (Chang Hun/ITF)

Chang Hon (blue cottage) is the name of the set of forms generated by Lee Nam Suk at the request of Choi Hong Hee in the late 1950s. Lee took movements form Shotokan Kata and added kicking techniques. This form set, whch Choi took credit for, is used by the ITF (with modifications, like "sine wave" technique, which has removed much of the efficiency of the techniques) and by many unaffiliated TKD schools.

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