Which form is described as having 52 moves and 31 counts?

Which form is described as having 52 moves and 31 counts?

• A. Bassai
• B. Sae Kyu Hyung
• C. Pyung Ahn
• D. Hyung

Answer: (A)

Forms in WTSDA are described by how many moves and counts they contain, so you can match a specification to a specific hyung. Bassai is the longer, more demanding form in this set, and in the standard WTSDA descriptions it records 52 moves and 31 counts. That larger number reflects the many technique sequences, blocks, kicks, and stances you link together across the form, mirroring the idea of breaking through a fortress with sustained focus and rhythm. The other options are shorter forms in the same catalog and do not reach that level of move-count detail; Sae Kyu Hyung and Pyung Ahn are generally introduced earlier and consist of fewer total steps, while Hyung is a general term for forms rather than a specific, counted pattern. So the form described by 52 moves and 31 counts is Bassai.

Forms in WTSDA are described by how many moves and counts they contain, so you can match a specification to a specific hyung. Bassai is the longer, more demanding form in this set, and in the standard WTSDA descriptions it records 52 moves and 31 counts. That larger number reflects the many technique sequences, blocks, kicks, and stances you link together across the form, mirroring the idea of breaking through a fortress with sustained focus and rhythm. The other options are shorter forms in the same catalog and do not reach that level of move-count detail; Sae Kyu Hyung and Pyung Ahn are generally introduced earlier and consist of fewer total steps, while Hyung is a general term for forms rather than a specific, counted pattern. So the form described by 52 moves and 31 counts is Bassai.