korean terminology corrected 

Folks recall the General's book. My roots go directly to Hwang Kee and one of the General's black belts that tested at the General's home. I wish he would have included Dojang! Its often mispronounced like as a Korean training hall in Texas or lower Alabama...........People do not realize that not every country translates English to Asian as we would think. Take the K sound. We say Kong, they say Gong etc. Just don't get hung up on mispronunciations.........

With all due respect, He's pronouncing most of the terms incorrectly.

What do u call return n rest? Referee signal

Exactly what i was looking for, thanks.

Please lower the volume on the music

that what I wasnnt looking for

That American accent... Find another video. Editing was done nicely, at least

No correct. The counting alone is wrong mostly. Correct (right from Choi Hong Hi and other natives):

The second one :dool: this is sometimes pronounced Tul T and D are quite often interchangeable (perhaps depending where the Korean is from). Dialect. I thought no.9 was Ah Hop not Ah Hope - clarify please?

Not too accurate, but at least he tried? The counting seemed a little off.. I am really just looking for the the stances.

Exaclty what i wanted thank you!!!!!!!

thanks, it's helping :)

omg this pronunciation sucks big time -_- it's completely wrong