Fun with Hyungs - Prefix and Suffix (5 of 10)

Next up is combing the last two concepts. We put a move before the traditional technique (Prefix) and a move after the traditional technique (Suffix) for every move in the form. Triple the work and an infinite amount of fun. Things just got really challenging. Don't just watch me - get up and try it!

Once again we use the basic forms to introduce the concept and encourage students and instructors to proceed to the higher level forms once they can comfortably do it in the lower level forms. The concept is straight forward and easy to do in the basic forms, as you progress into the higher forms the challenge gets exponentially more difficult.

In the higher forms you have two options - first is to add the additional techniques to each additional count. If the count traditionally has three moves (opening of Pyung Ahn E Dan), you would add one move to the beginning and end of the of the count (This make 5 techniques in the count). The second option is to add a technique to each movement, in Pyung Ahn E Dan the opening count of three moves would have an additional technique added before and after each movement giving a total of 9 moves for the count.

Enjoy!!

Master Homschek

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