3 Step Sparring (Sam Soo Sik Dae Ryun) performed by Technical Advisory Committee Members: Daymon Kenyon, Sa Bom Nim Craig Hays, Sa Bom Nim. This drill builds on simple stepping activities to build an...
1 step sparring exercises (Il Soo Sik Dae Ryun) for Red Belts: number 13 (Sip Sam Bon) and number 14 (Sip Sa Bon) Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Members: Daymon Kenyon Sa Bom Nim Craig Hays...
1 step sparring (Il Soo Sik Dae Ryun) exercises for Red Belts: Number 15 (Sip O Bon) and Number 16 (Sip Yuk Bon) Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Members: Daymon Kenyon, Sa Bom Nim Craig Hays...
#1 Lower Sleeve Same Side Grip Self defense technique (Ho Sin Sool) for Cho Dans: performed by Technical Advisory Committee Member Daymon Kenyon assisted by Master Craig Hays
Session 10 Silver Moo Do In Training for Zone 2 USA/Canada, instruction by Craig Hays Sa Bom Nim, TAC Chairman, providing insight on directing your Chi through proper neh gung breathing, and Sip Dan K...
#2 Same Side Lower Sleeve Grip Self defense technique (Ho Sin Sool) for Cho Dans: Lower Straight Sleeve Grip number 2 performed by Technical Advisory Committee Member Daymon Kenyon assisted by Master ...
Craig Hays Sa Bom Nim of USA TAC demonstrates appropriate timing and grouping of techniques (Dong Jak)in Yang Pyun hyung. The hyung should be instructed with this grouping of technique so that studen...
Basic stances for Orange Belts: Ready Stance (Jhoon Bee Ja Seh) Back Stance (Hu Gul Ja Seh) Crossed Leg Stance (Kyo Cha Rip Ja Seh) Return Stance (Ba Ro Ja Seh) Applications of crossed leg stance Turn...
White Belt number 4 (Sa Bon) Sparring (Dae Ryun) combination (Cho Hap) for White Belts preparing for Orange Belt. Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Members Daymon Kenyon Sa Bom Nim Craig Hays ...
1 Step Sparring exercises (Il Soo Sik Dae Ryun) for Green Belts: number 7 (Chil Bon) and number 8 (Pahl Bon) Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Members Daymon Kenyon Sa Bom Nim Craig Hays Sa Bo...
1 Step Sparring exercises (Il Soo Sik Dae Ryun) for Green Belts: number 9 (Gu Bon) and number 10 (Ship Bon) Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Members Daymon Kenyon Sa Bom Nim Craig Hays Sa Bom...
1 Step Sparring exercises (Il Soo Sik Dae Ryun) for White Belts: number 1 (Il Bon) and number 2 (E Bon) Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Members Daymon Kenyon Sa Bom Nim Craig Hays Sa Bom Nim
#1 Wrist Cross Hand Grip Self defense (Ho Sin Sool) techniques for White Belts: Cross Wrist Grip number 1 (Il Bon) Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Member Daymon Kenyon Sa Bom Nim and Craig H...
#3 Cross Hand Wrist Grip Self defense (Ho Sin Sool) techniques for Green Belts: Cross Wrist Grip number 3 (Sam Bon) Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Member Daymon Kenyon Sa Bom Nim and Sa Bom...
#4 Cross Hand Wrist Grip Self defense (Ho Sin Sool) techniques for Green Belts: Cross Wrist Grip number 4 (Sa Bon) Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Member Daymon Kenyon Sa Bom Nim and Sa Bom ...
Training session conducted on April 22, 2023, for the Silver Moo Do In Program for Zone 2 USA. Training conducted by Craig Hays, Sa bom Nim, Chairman of the USA TAC, instruction on Sip Dan Khum Il Lo...
Foot kicking techniques for Red Belts (Jok Gi): Jump Side Hook Kick (E Dan Yup Hu Ri Gi) Jump Long Back Spinning Kick (E Dan Dwi Hu Ri Gi) Jump Short Back Spinning Kick ( E Dan Dwi Anhneso Pahkuro Cha...
Foot techniques (Jok Gi) for Orange Belts: Inside to Outside Snap Kick (Ahneso Pahkuro Cha Gi) Outside to Inside Snap Kick (Pahkeso Ahnuro Cha Gi) Stepping Roundhouse Kick (Dollyo Cha Gi with step) Fa...
Foot techniques (Jok Gi) for Orange Belts: Inside to Outside Snap Kick (Ahneso Pahkuro Cha Gi) Outside to Inside Snap Kick (Pahkeso Ahnuro Cha Gi) Stepping Roundhouse Kick (Dollyo Cha Gi with step) Fa...
Hand techniques (Soo Gi) for orange Belts: Reverse Middle Punch (Teul Oh Choong Dan Kong Kyuk) Reverse High Punch (Teul Oh Sang Dan Kong Kyuk) Knife Hand Low Block, Back Stance (Hu Gul Ha Dan Soo Do M...
In this video we'll cover the basics of
falling (control falling) and then rolling
forward and backward. Overall
anytime we go to the ground the goal
is to spread the forc...
