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In the Michigan State Football Tuck Comin’ Ornament moreover I love this classical arts, kung fu as well as karate, there is a vast labyrinth of techniques, many of which have nothing to do with the first strike, many of which are aimed at such things as chi development, and so on. I think Bruce wanted to eliminate the fanciful and flowery and get down to business. To be sure, I don’t think he disliked the classical arts, because he obviously explored them all and dissected them for what he could use. I think, rather, he disliked it when people fell in love with their arts to the point of not being able to think…or even create. ‘My art is better than yours,’ that sort of thing. Pat Johnson trained the Cobra Kais, particularly Billy Zabka (Johnny), and handled the choreography. Pat was the highest ranking black belt under Chuck Norris at the time, and a world champion in tournament Karate as well. Also, Billy Zabka in real life later became a Tang Soo Do black belt. In the new series, he can be heard issuing a command to his class in Korean: “Choon be”, which is the command for “Ready” or “get ready” stance.

No ifs and buts, it’s Tang Soo Do. Tang Soo Do is a Korean martial art. Some people consider it a style of Karate because it is very similar to Shotokan Karate outwardly, but it is not. It is it’s own martial art, which mixes Korean kicking techniques with Karate and some Northern Shaolin Kung Fu alongside Tai Chi. However, it is close enough to Karate that many people just call it that. The confusion stems from American Tang Soo Do Masters calling their art “Korean Karate” or “Tang Soo Do Karate” in order to better market their business, since the Michigan State Football Tuck Comin’ Ornament moreover I love this word “Karate” is universally known. Tang Soo Do’s calling card are it’s kicks, of which it has a great variety whilst still remaining practical. Tang Soo Do is the original kicking art, Taekwondo later broke off from Tang Soo Do to become it’s own style. Compared to Karate, Tang Soo Do has a greater emphasis on kicking techniques and self defense moves (emphasis on striking eyes, groin, throat, etc.)

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