Tang Soo Do
당수도 · 唐手道

Forms · Hyung · 형

Tang Soo Do incorporates forms from both Chinese and Japanese origin.

https://www.tangsoodoworld.com/reference/Hyung_-_Kata_Comparison.htm

Kicho · 기초

Basic forms (3 + combo)

Pyong An · 평안 · 平安

Five forms. Called Heian in Karate styles. Also called Pinan

See Pinan

Pyong Ahn Cho Dan

Pyong Ahn Ee Dan

Pyong Ahn Sam Dan

Pyong Ahn Sa Dan

Pyong Ahn O Dan

Chil Sung · 칠성 · 七星

"Seven Star" Seven forms

Chil Sung Il Ro

Chil Sung Ee Ro

Chil Sung Sam Ro

Chil Sung Sa Ro

Chil Sung O Ro

Chil Sung Yuk Ro

Chil Sung Chil Ro

Naihanji · 나이한찌 · 內限地 / 內蟠地

Three forms, Cho Dan, Ee Dan, and Sam Dan.

Called Tekki in Shotokan

Bassai · 바싸이 · 拔塞

Two forms. Also called Pal Che.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passai

Bassai Dae (Greater/대/大)

Bassai Sho (Lesser/소/小)

Called Bassai dai in Karate

Yuk Ro · 육 로 · 六路

"Six Roads" — Also called Yuno, a series of six forms

Yuk Ro Cho Dan — Du Mun · 두문 · 斗門 "Great Gate"

Yuk Ro Ee Dan — Joong Jol · 중 절 · 中截 "Cutting the Center"

Yuk Ro Sam Dan — Po Wol · 포월 · 抱月 "Embrace the Moon"

Yuk Ro Sa Dan — Yang Pyun · 양편 · 揚鞭 "High Whip"

Yuk Ro O Dan — Sal Chu · 살추 · 煞鎚 "Killing Hammer"

Yuk Ro Yuk Dan — Chung Ro · 충로 · 衝擄 "Seize and Capture"

Hwa Sun · 화선 · 花仙

Hwa seon Celestial/immortal flower

Jin Do · 찐도 · 進退

Also called Jin Te "Advance and retreat"

Called Chinto (鎮東) in Karate or Gankaku (岩鶴) Shotokan

See Chinto

Lo Hai · 로오하이 · 鷺牌

Sometimes spelled Ro-Hai. Heron style (Chinese)

Some Karate styles have three forms of Rohai (shodan, nidan, sandan)

See Rohai

Kong Sang Koon · 공상군 · 公相君

Two forms. Gongsang‐gun Konsaku (person’s name)

Also called Kusankun

See Kusanku

Koon Sang Koon Dae

Koon Sang Koon Sho

Sip Soo · 십수 · 十手

"Ten hands"

Sei Shan · 시싼 · 十三

Thirteen (Chinese pronunciation)

Wang Shu · 왕슈 · 汪輯

Wang’s collection. Also called Enpi or Yun Bi

See Enpi

Ji‐on · 지온 · 智蘊/摯蘊/慈恩

Wisdom collection

Also called Jitte

See Jion

O‐Sip Sa Bo · 오십사보 · 五十四步

"Fifty-four steps"

Called Gojushiho in Karate

See Gojushiho

Self Defense — One-Steps · Il su sig dae ryeon · 일수식대련

This set of one-steps are not traditional, but "house" sets developed to be simple and introduce fundamental concepts

Outside Sudo

Inside block

Outside block

High block

Hammers

Linear kicks

Circular Kicks

One-handed

Circle hand

Three-touch pass

Self Defense — Grabs · Ho sin sul · 호신술

Cross-Hand 1-4

Same-Side 1-4

Two-Hand 1-3

Both Hands 1-4

5-technique drill

Shoulder/Lapel

Choke (front)

Choke (back)

Hair

Bear Hug

Headlock

Take-Downs

Self Defense — Weapons

Stick

Knife

Rank and Testing Requirements

Rank is similar to other Korean and Japanese styles with junior (geup/gup/급), senior (dan/단), and master (sabeom/사범)ranks.

Geup · 급

10th — White Belt

9th Yellow

8th Orange

7th Orange + stripe

6th Green

5th Green + stripe

4th Green + 2 stripes

3rd Red

2nd Red + stripe

1st Red + 2 stripes

Candidate (Cho Dan Bo) — some organizations have a candidate rank before black belt / dan rank

Dan · 단

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Master (sabeom) · 사범

5th

6th

7th

8th

Tang Soo Do Organizations

Asia-Pacific Tang Soo Do Federation

Hwa Rang World Tang Soo Do Federation

International Tang Soo Do Federation

Tang Soo Do Mi Guk Kwan Association

United States Goodwill Tang Soo Do Association

World Tang Soo Do Association

World Dang Soo Do Union