Choreographed Forms
In a demonstration the team performs forms — hyungs — in unison: same count, same angle, same snap. At a tournament the student stands alone in front of judges. Both demand a form clean enough to hold up under attention.

The Demo Team has wrapped for the season. Thank you to every student who trained harder, moved sharper, and represented Prospect Martial Arts in front of a crowd and on the tournament floor.
Season Finale
The team closed its season with a demonstration on the Town Green, showing the town what Tang Soo Do looks like when excellence is the standard.
The Work
Two jobs, one standard. The team represented Prospect Martial Arts in public demonstrations and competed at Tang Soo Do Masters Alliance tournaments. The same three skills carried both.
In a demonstration the team performs forms — hyungs — in unison: same count, same angle, same snap. At a tournament the student stands alone in front of judges. Both demand a form clean enough to hold up under attention.
Not a belt-test board break. Stacked boards, flying and jumping breaks, and speed breaks that reward precision over power. Every break is taught, drilled, and supervised by black belt instructors long before it goes in front of a crowd or a judge.
The staff and the sword, trained together as a team. Students who want to build a routine around a different weapon can pursue that as well. No student handles a weapon until an instructor says they are ready.
Three tournament divisions. Three pieces of every demonstration. Train one and you are training for both.
Saturday mornings keep going. Basics & Competition Training starts at 9:15 AM, followed by Sparring and Endurance and Weapons. See the full schedule on our Saturday Classes page.