The first principle in one step sparring is to remove the body from danger, so the student learns to move the body on the 4 cardinal points of the compass (N...
1 Step Sparring #3-4 partner and prop drill to do at home.
If you have a family member who trains or wants to learn they can join in as well. Or grab a broom or mop and use it as a center line to mo...
1 step sparring exercises (Il Soo Sik Dae Ryun) for Red Belts: number 11 (Sip Il Bon) and number 12 (Sip Ee 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 13 (Sip Sam Bon) and Number 14 (Sip Sa Bon) Performed by Technical Advisory Committee Members: Daymon Kenyon, Sa Bom Nim Craig Hay...
My first solo class at local church in Brooklyn, NY 1968. My original instructor, Mr. Mike Masley, would come on Saturday morning to conduct classes and I would teach on Tuesdays and Thursdays on my ...
Self defense technique (Ho Sin Sool) for Cho Dans: Sleeve-Two on Two #1 performed by Technical Advisory Committee Member Daymon Kenyon assisted by Master Craig Hayes
Dae Kyu Chang, Sa Bom Nim USA TAC explains exercises to improve control of toes, ankles, and hips for stronger Front Snap Kick Ahp Cha Nut Gi technique
Craig Hays Sa Bom Nim of USA TAC demonstrates appropriate timing and grouping of techniques (Dong Jak)in Choong Ro hyung. The hyung should be instructed with this grouping of technique so that student...
#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
Red belt forgot his belt for the demo that we did for the Knight of Columbus club in Brooklyn, NY. I believe this was 1970... could have been 1969??? The student's last name was Ramos. He was a 1st g...
#2 Same Side Wrist Grip Self defense technique (Ho Sin Sool) for Green Belts: Same Side Wrist Grip number 2 performed by Technical Advisory Committee Member Daymon Kenyon assisted by Master Dan Segarr...
#4 Same Side Wrist Grip Self defense technique (Ho Sin Sool) for Green Belts: Same Side Wrist Grip number 4 performed by Technical Advisory Committee Member Daymon Kenyon assisted by Master Dan Segarr...
#3 Same Side Lower Sleeve Grip Self defense technique (Ho Sin Sool) for Cho Dans: Lower Straight Sleeve Grip number 3 performed by Technical Advisory Committee Member Daymon Kenyon assisted by Master ...