No comments about Tang Soo Do Fighting Strategies, Volume 3 - by Pat Johnson.

No comments about Tang Soo Do: Traditional Black Belt Forms, Vol. 3.

No comments about Tang Soo Do: Traditional Black Belt Forms, Vol. 1.

No comments about Tang Soo Do Fighting Strategies, Volume 1 - by Pat Johnson.

No comments about Tang Soo Do Fighting Strategies, Vol. 1.

2 comments about Tang Soo Do Forms, Volume 1 - by Chun Sik Kim.

1. I puschased both volume one and two. Neither volume will play in either of our DVD players. The picture freezes while audio proceeds, then the picture leaps ahead. The DVD playback is so choppy they are unusable. They will only play in the DVD rom drive of my home computer.



2. I bought this entire series and not one of the DVDs will play on my machines. I have tried them on two DVD players and on my computer and all they do is freeze. This is too bad because the instructor, GM Chun Sik Kim, is very good and it would have been nice to see how he does his forms.
   
   Mike Shaw
   6th Degree BB Tang Soo Do

No comments about Basics of Tang Soo Do, Volume 1 - by Chun Sik Kim.

No comments about Tang Soo Do Forms Volume 2: Black Belt.

4 comments about Tang Soo Do Forms Volume 1: Color Belt.

1. this dvd is good for a beginer like me ive been doing tang soo do for the last few months and baught this to help me learn the forms because i have poor vision and sometimes find it hard to see what my master is doing i will soon be grading and am confident that i know the 3 kicho hyung. this dvd is good it shows the forms althought slightly different than what we do they are made very clear and easy to fallow



2. I found the instructor and forms valuable in the format they were presented. A variety of punches, kicks and blocks were demonstrated by an expert on proper technique. As with other reviews, I found the application to my style of Tang Soo Do to be a variation. It is recommended for anyone who maintains a library of martial arts for instructional purposes. I highly recommend other products by Turtle Press.



3. I bought this DVD as a supplement to my Tang Soo Do training, and I am very glad I did. I like to practice my forms at home, but sometimes I can't remember all of the moves - this is a nice way to brush up and know that I'm learning correctly.
   
   They show the forms from different angles, which helps, too. I'd recommend this to anyone who is training in the art of Tang Soo Do.



4. I purchased this disk as a supplement for practicing/reviewing colored belt Hyung at home. I found the format and presentation of different angles unique and useful. My only negative comment...and it's with no desrespect intended...is with regard to Sah Bom Nim Young Kil Song's application/technique as demonstrated in this DVD. The forms presented, while correct in terms of the movements, are not executed with the technical accuracy that I expected. I'd hoped to see crisp blocking and punching executed with proper form, but was disappointed. Basically, no DVD or book can ever replace personal instruction from a qualified master/grand master. Tang Soo!

1 comments about Tang Soo Do: A Visual Guide to Forms.

1. As a long time Tang Soo Do and Tae Kwon do practitioner (and someone who struggles with remember all the forms) I found these DVD's to be a huge help in my training. It's extremely easy to navigate the menu's and the material presented is superb. Well worth the price to have instant access to all my required forms. The forms all look crisp and it's easy to follow along step by step. Even if you know your forms well, this DVD is a must have as a refresher course. It's great just to watch and see the forms done so well!