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Palgue Form #6 - from older Taekwondo forms, this is the sixth of 8 forms for color belts leading to black belt.

Palgue Form #4 - from older Taekwondo forms, this is the fourth of 8 forms for color belts leading to black belt.

Palgue Form #3 - from older Taekwondo forms, this is the third of 8 forms for color belts leading to black belt.

Palgue Form #1 - from older Taekwondo forms, this is the first of 8 forms for color belts leading to black belt.

Palgue Form #8 - from older Taekwondo forms, this is the last of 8 forms for color belts leading to black belt.

Palgue Form #7 - from older Taekwondo forms, this is the seventh of 8 forms for color belts leading to black belt.

Palgue Form #5 - from older Taekwondo forms, this is the fifth of 8 forms for color belts leading to black belt.

Palgue Form #2 - from older Taekwondo forms, this is the second of 8 forms for color belts leading to black belt.

Basic Form #4 - Based on classic Japanese Karate forms, this is typically the fourth form (of five) for white belt beginners in a classic and traditional curriculum.

Basic Form #5 - Based on classic Japanese Karate forms, this is typically the last form of five for white belt beginners in a classic and traditional curriculum.

Basic Form #3 - Based on classic Japanese Karate forms, this is typically the third form (of five) for white belt beginners in a classic and traditional curriculum.

Basic Form #2 - Based on classic Japanese Karate forms, this is typically the second form (of five) for white belt beginners in a classic and traditional curriculum.

Basic Form #1 - Based on classic Japanese Karate forms, this is typically the first form (of five) for white belt beginners in a classic and traditional curriculum.

Long Staff Form #2

Long Staff Form #1

Chang Gwan is a Northern Shaolin Chuan Fa form called "Long Fist." It is related to another form in this compilation known as "Short Fist" (Tang Gwan). This is technically a 2-man form and this video illustrates both the offensive and defensive roles.

Chang Gwan is a Northern Shaolin Chuan Fa form called "Long Fist." It is related to another form in this compilation known as "Short Fist" (Tang Gwan). This form is technically a 2-man form. One side of the form can be performed solo by 1 person. This video illustrates the single person, solo version of the form.

Tang Gwan, a key form of Northern Shaolin Chuan Fa, this Kung-Fu form means "Short Fist" and is related to another, more complex form called "Long Fist" - also included in this compilation.

Doju San, a Chinese Kung-Fu form, meaning "Escaping Through Mist." This form is from Northern Shaolin Chuan Fa.

7-Step Sparring. As an exercise, employs both offensive and defensive roles for 2 practitioners.

Chinese 1-hand Sparring. An exercise with a partner that employs offensive (1 hand) and defensive (2 hands) roles for 2 practitioners training together.

Kong San Kun, also known as Kwanku (Jap), Kushanku (Okin) Viewing the Sky Also: Chinese Military Envoy to Okinawa (1756-62) Kong Hsiang Chun

Batsai So, also known as Bassai-so (Jap), Patsai-so (Okin) (considered the smaller of two forms - sometimes called the "Little Brother") Smashing a Fortress (smash into or escape from)

Batsai Te, also known as Bassai-te (Jap), Patsai-te (Okin) (considered the larger of two forms - sometimes called the "Big Brother") Smashing a Fortress (smash into or escape from)

Am Hak, also known as Chinto (Okinawan) Flock of Crane