Korean Sword Forms and Techniques

[Kuk Sa Nim]

Greetings,

As a practitioner of Korean martial arts, I searched and searched for arts that had traditional Korean weapon training. Preferably extensive Korean weaponry. One of my pleasant surprises was discovering a wide variety of arts with Korean swordsmanship.

Here are a few clips with sword work from our art: Farang Mu Sul. These clips were made by one of my students from Europe, and the second and third clips have a mixture of weapons, but there are some Korean sword forms in there too. Hope you enjoy.

With respect and brotherhood,
Kuk Sa Nim

http://www.youtube.com/user/farangsulsa2#p/u/9/a7y2Ttb16pY

http://www.youtube.com/user/farangsulsa2#p/u/2/Qn1mGDZZ_B0

http://www.youtube.com/user/farangsulsa2#p/u/8/B5tptupk19Y

 

[MBuzzy]

Since I can't view these from work, would you mind listing what forms and from what styles are included here?

 

[Kuk Sa Nim]

Since I can't view these from work, would you mind listing what forms and from what styles are included here?

There are a number of sword forms in these clips. They are all black belt level forms from our art, Farang Mu Sul. There are quite a few clips in each video, so I couldn't list them out for you. The Korean martial art of Modern Farang Mu Sul has 7 sword forms, as well as numerous training sets and drills. They are listed in the black belt requirement, which can be found on our website:

http://www.farangmusul.com/rank_requirements.htm

With respect and brotherhood,
Kuk Sa Nim

 

[Allen a.k.a. Destroyer]

Awesome! I've been looking for some Korean sword forms! One of my instructors learned one from Dr. Kim (aka Korean Martial Arts god lol) while touring Korea with him.

Thanks for posting!