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	Ki Cho Hyungs The first three forms of Tang Soo Do are very simple forms combining basic striking and blocking techniques. The forms each have 22 moves and are performed in an "I" pattern. Ki Cho Il Bu (1) - 22 moves Ki Cho Ee Bu (2) - 22 moves Ki Cho Sam Bu (3) - 22 moves Pyung Ahn Hyungs Originally these forms were called "Jae-Nam," created by Okinawan master, Mr. Ido. Pyung Ahn means "peace and confidence," which is the feeling obtained from practicing these forms. Pyung Ahn Cho Dan (1) - 24 moves Pyung Ahn Ee Dan (2) - 31 moves Pyung Ahn Sam Dan (3) - 29 moves Pyung Ahn Sah Dan (4) - 31 moves Pyung Ahn Oh Dan (5) - 30 moves Bassai Originally from the So Rim Sa Kwon Bup style Bassai was called Pal Che meaning "selection of the best choice." Bassai's creator is unknown and it is practiced in many styles and systems. Though the execution of the form varies from style to style, all agree that it has 52 moves from start to finish.