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Korean Kickboxing, or Kyuk Too Ki, is a total fighting system that includes punching, kicking, locking, throwing, and choking. On this DVD Master Jung Yong Han (Asian champion), Jun Hyo Sung (Korean national champion) and other champions share the secrets that led them to the top in this full contact combat sport. Dozens of winning tips from Master Jung and National champion Jun Hyo Sung are backed up by hard hitting, full contact demonstrations in their gym in Seoul, Korea, including: • 16 Basic Kickboxing Skills • Essential Competition Techniques and Rules • Training for Competition • Conditioning Exercises • Mitt Kicking & Boxing • Heavy Bag Kicking & Boxing • Interviews: Meet The Champion • Kyuktooki Class in Seoul, Korea • Exhibition match This DVD is a rare look at the training methods used by Korean kickboxers for working out with the heavy bag, striking mitts, hand held targets and jump rope plus tips on power kicks, punching combinations, knock out elbow techniques, and footwork. DVD DETAILS: Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC UPC: 823327205220 Language: Korean Subtitles: English Region: All Regions (Compatible with all DVD Players worldwide) Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Number of discs: 1 Rating: Not rated but suitable for all ages Studio: Turtle Press Release Date: November 1, 2005 Run Time: 70 minutes Skill Level: All
• 16 Basic Kickboxing Skills • Essential Competition Techniques and Rules • Training for Competition • Conditioning Exercises • Mitt Kicking & Boxing • Heavy Bag Kicking & Boxing • Interviews: Meet The Champion • Kyuktooki Class in Seoul, Korea • Exhibition match
This DVD is a rare look at the training methods used by Korean kickboxers for working out with the heavy bag, striking mitts, hand held targets and jump rope plus tips on power kicks, punching combinations, knock out elbow techniques, and footwork. DVD DETAILS:
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Reviewer: Marco Castaneda from Davenport, IA If you are Korean style based instructor looking for something to view regarding instruction in the sport of Kickboxing that does not pretend to give you 'secret' combinations of techniques or show you how to wrap your hands and where you should wear your athletic supporter, then look no further. The production quality is very slick, and ike a magazine on good paper it 'reads' with ease. One of the strengths of the tape is that it shows you good competitors sparring LIGHTLY -- not lesioning each other into non-participation, so typical in the US. The interviews are pleasant, and the overall 'feel' of urban Korea that permeates the tape (perhaps due to the views of the city skyline visible thru the windows of the dojang) is a nice cultural touch. A very nice addition to a Korean stylists' video library.
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