
- Hyung training is both a mental and physical discipline.
- Concentration is essential.
- Every attempt at a Hyung requires and should involve maximum effort.
- Perfection requires continuous practice.
- In performing a Hyung you are perpetuating the art and representing the way of Soo Bahk Do.
- In learning a new Hyung:
- Learn the origin and characteristics, and then memorize the sequence.
- Study the application and cultivate an awareness of your body posture and external situation.
- Concentrate on breathing control, tension, relaxation, power, and intent.
- Take on the mental significance and Soo Bahk Do meaning of the Hyung.
- Never attempt a Hyung without the advice and consent of your instructor.
- Patience is as important as physical ability in developing a perfect Hyung.
- Develop your own psychological technique for overcoming idleness, inertia, distractions, and mental blocks.
- After practice, learn to relax and appreciate the gains you have made, no matter how small.
KI CHO FORMS
Gi Cho Hyung Il Bu
Gi Cho Hyung Ee Bu
PYUNG AHN FORMS
Pyung Ahn Cho Dan
Pyung Ahn Ee Dan
Pyung Ahn Sam Dan
Pyung Ahn Sa Dan
Pyung Ahn O Dan
CHIL SUNG FORMS
Chil Sung Il Ro
Chil Sung E Ro
Chil Sung Sam Ro
Chil Sung Sa Ro
Chil Sung O Ro
Chil Sung Yuk Ro
Chil Sung Chil Ro
YUK RO FORMS
Yuk Ro Cho Dan (Du Mun)
Yuk Ro E Dan (Joong Jol)
Yuk Ro Sam Dan (Po Wol)
Yuk Ro Sa Dan (Yang Pyun)
Yuk Ro O Dan (Sal Chu)
Yuk Ro Yuk Dan (Choong Ro)
Nai Han Ji Cho Dan
Nai Han Ji Ee Dan
Nai Han Ji Sam Dan
Passai
Jin Do
Lo Hai
Sip Soo
Kong Sang Koon
Sei Shan
Wang Shu
Ji On
O Sip Sa Bo