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Suh-Kang Ei

42 moves

Like Suh-Kang Il before it, this form is named after Grandmaster Suh Chong Kang. The word "ei" means "second" and thus the form translates to "the second form of Grandmaster Suh Kang."

This form has by far the most kicks out of any form in the curriculum. Students should practice performing the kick sequences smoothly.

Start in standard parallel ready stance.

  1. Step to the left into a left back stance facing West. Twin knifehand guarding block.

  2. Shift the front foot to the left to switch into a left front stance facing West. Right (back hand) punch. Kihap.

  3. Back leg roundhouse kick.

  4. Land in front and continue with a turning side kick.

  5. Land in a left back stance facing West. Left (front) knifehand block.

  6. Maintaining the same stance, right (back) hand punch.

  7. Pick up the left foot and bring it to the right foot. Step out with the right foot into a right back stance facing East. Twin knifehand guarding block.

  8. Shift the front foot to the right to switch into a right front stance facing East. Right (back hand) punch.

  9. Back leg roundhouse kick.

  10. Land in front and continue with a turning side kick.

  11. Land in a right back stance facing East. Right (front) knifehand block.

  12. Maintaining the same stance, left (back) hand punch.

  13. Bring the right leg to the left leg, then step out with the left leg into a left front stance facing North. Low block with the left hand.

  14. Maintaining the same stance, high block with the left hand.

  15. Maintaining the same stance, punch with the right (back) hand.

  16. Back leg roundhouse kick.

  17. Land in front and continue with a turning hook kick.

  18. Land in front and continue with a back leg roundhouse kick.

  19. Land in front in a right back stance facing North. Right (front) hand inside block.

  20. Maintaining the same stance, right (front) hand low block.

  21. Maintaining the same stance, left (back) hand punch.

  22. Shift the right foot to the side and then shift the left foot the other way to turn around in place into a left front stance facing South. Front block with the left (front) hand.

  23. Maintaining the same stance, right (back) hand middle punch.

  24. Back leg roundhouse kick.

  25. Land in front, then jump forward into a pump side kick.

  26. Upon landing on the left foot, place the right foot down and behind to form a left back stance facing South. Left foot stationary side kick to the South.

  27. Back leg roundhouse kick to the South.

  28. Land in front in a right back stance facing South. Right (front) hand low block.

  29. Maintaining the same stance, right (front) hand high block.

  30. Maintaining the same stance, left (back) hand middle punch. Kihap.

  31. Bring the right foot to the left foot, then pick up the left foot and rotate counterclockwise into a left back stance facing West. Twin knifehand guarding block.

  32. Shift the front foot to the left to switch into a left front stance facing West. Right (back hand) punch. 

  33. Back leg roundhouse kick.

  34. Land in front and continue with a turning side kick.

  35. Land in a left back stance facing West. Left (front) knifehand block.

  36. Maintaining the same stance, right (back) hand punch.

  37. Pick up the left foot and bring it to the right foot. Step out with the right foot into a right back stance facing East. Twin knifehand guarding block.

  38. Shift the front foot to the right to switch into a right front stance facing East. Right (back hand) punch.

  39. Back leg roundhouse kick.

  40. Land in front and continue with a turning side kick.

  41. Land in a right back stance facing East. Right (front) knifehand block.

  42. Maintaining the same stance, left (back) hand punch. Kihap.

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