Jin Tae

[tsdclaflin]

I recently moved from MT to PA and am now training under a new instructor. I just started learning a new form, Jin Tae or Jintae. It is drastically different from Jinto. There are some Jinto videos on YouTube that are labeled "Jintae".

Does anyone else do this form?

In includes an elbow smash into an open hand and some "palm turned up" open hand low ridge hand strikes.

Just curious....

 

[SahBumNimRush]

I recently moved from MT to PA and am now training under a new instructor. I just started learning a new form, Jin Tae or Jintae. It is drastically different from Jinto. There are some Jinto videos on YouTube that are labeled "Jintae".

Does anyone else do this form?

In includes an elbow smash into an open hand and some "palm turned up" open hand low ridge hand strikes.

Just curious....

If it isn't jinto, it could be shipsoo, which in karate is Jitte.

Jitte:

Shipsoo:

 

[Kinghercules]

I recently moved from MT to PA and am now training under a new instructor. I just started learning a new form, Jin Tae or Jintae. It is drastically different from Jinto. There are some Jinto videos on YouTube that are labeled "Jintae".

Does anyone else do this form?

In includes an elbow smash into an open hand and some "palm turned up" open hand low ridge hand strikes.

Just curious....

Yeah GM Ki Whang Kim taught that.
Its in some of the TSD schools. It came from the Japanese styles and is called Chinte.