Video & Student Resources

Practice it at home.

Mr. Bugala has filmed 20 instructional videos covering the forms, one steps and self-defense taught at Ironwood — with on-screen coaching notes. They are here so students can work between classes, and so parents can follow along.

The curriculum

Filmed by your instructor, in your dojang.

These are not somebody else’s videos off the internet. Every one was shot at the studio by Mr. Bugala, using the same terminology, the same counts and the same corrections you hear in class — including the reminder that the front-facing view is not a mirror image.

Hyung — Sae Kye

The three Sae Kye Hyung, the first forms a student learns.

Sae Kye Hyung Il Bu

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Sae Kye Hyung E Bu

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Sae Kye Hyung Sam Bu

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Hyung — Pyung Ahn

The five Pyung Ahn forms, in order.

Pyung Ahn Cho Dan

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Pyung Ahn E Dan

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Pyung Ahn Sam Dan

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Pyung Ahn Sah Dan

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Pyung Ahn Oh Dan

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One Steps — Hands

Hand techniques, numbered one through twenty.

One Steps Hands 1–5

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One Steps Hands 6–10

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One Steps Hands 11–15

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One Steps Hands 16–20

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One Steps — Kicks

Kicking techniques, numbered one through twenty.

One Steps Kicks 1–5

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One Steps Kicks 6–10

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One Steps Kicks 11–15

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One Steps Kicks 16–20

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Self Defense

Releases, locks and escapes, worked with a partner.

Self Defense 1–5

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Self Defense 6–10

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From the studio

Demonstrations and class footage.

Karate Kid Legends Demo

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Class — June 17, 2026

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Ironwood on YouTube

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Meet the instructor

Seventy seconds with Mr. Bugala.

Why he opened Ironwood, what “traditional” actually means here, and what he hopes students walk out with.

If you are deciding whether to bring your child in, this is probably the fastest way to figure out whether we are the right fit for your family.

Mr. Adam Bugala, owner and chief instructor.

From the mat

Clips from this season.

Jump spin kicks, youth classes, and the floor at the 2026 World Championships. Tap any clip for sound.

Jump spin kick

Intermediate ranks working the paddle.

On target

Same drill, one rank up.

Follow through

Landing balanced is the whole point.

Youth class

Working a form on the red mat.

Partner work

Controlled, supervised, non-contact.

Bag work

A Father’s Day session at the studio.

Worlds, 2026

Roughly 1,800 practitioners on one floor.

One Family

The 2026 World Championships open.

Competition floor

Seventeen countries, one association.

Start here

Come learn the next one in person.

The videos are for practice between classes. The corrections that actually move you up a rank happen on the mat — your first class is free.

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