Kee Cho Basic Training Form

 

Complied Name Meanings

1. Basic Form
2. First Cause

Path of Form

China ->

Okinawa ->

Japan ->

Korea

Okinawa Version

Name(s)

Kihon

·         Kihon Kata Ichi - First Block Form.

·         Kihon Kata Ni - First Punch Form.

·         Kihon Kata Sa - Second Punch Form.

·         Kihon Kata San

Description

Known Changes

 

Japanese Version

Name(s)

Taikoku

·         Taikoku Shodan - First Block Form.

·         Taikoku Nidan - First Punch Form.

·         Taikoku Sandan - Second Punch Form.

Description

Known Changes

 

Korean Version

Name(s)

·         Kee Bong

·         GeeCho

·         Ki-Cho

·         Kee Cho - Kee means Mother teaching her child. Chho - Means a house sheltering a mother feeding her child.

·         Keecho Hyung Il Bu - First Block Form. Includes 22 techniques

·         Keecho Hyung Ee Bu - First Punch Form. Includes 22 techniques

·         Keecho Hyung Sam Bu - Second Punch Form. Includes 22 techniques

Description

Basic stance and movement development forms. These forms were created from the Pyung Forms as a basic development aid. Hwang Kee Adopted/created these forms in 1947.

Known Changes

Chuck Norris added to these forms to create what he termed "sparring" versions, adding in kicks at specific places. They are

·         Keecho Hyung Ee Bu Sang Gup - First Block Form. Includes 28 techniques.

·         Keecho Hyung Il Bu Sang Gup - First Punch Form Includes 28 techniques.

Keecho Form Information ©2001 (updated 4/6/2001) Dave Hacker [email protected]