Evesham Martial Arts Theory for Grading Syllabus

Evesham Martial Arts Theory for Grading Syllabus
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Tae Kwon-Do 5 Tenants of TKD
Breakdown Saju Jirugi (4 Directional) Linework Sitting Stance/ Measured single punches 10 x Press ups Terminology Tae Kwon-Do Tae – To Break and destroy with the foot Kwon – To break and destroy with the hand Do – The way of the art &being a good person Did You Know..? The Founder of TKD was General Choi Hong Hi – 9th Dan (Grandmaster) The inaugural date of TKD is 11th April 1955 TKD originated in South Korea General Terminology Forefist Ap Joomuk Inner Forearm An Palmok Outer Forearm Bakat Palmok Block Makgi Punch Jirugi Stance Sogi Front Leg Raise Ap Cha Ollyge Parallel Narani Extra… Training Hall Dojang Uniform Dobok Stances Walking Gunnan Sogi Sitting Annun Sogi Attention Cheriyot Sogi Ready Junbi Sogi Sections Low Najundi Middle Kaundi High Nopundi 5 Tenants of TKD Courtesy Ye Ui Integrity Yom Chi Perseverance In Nae Self Control Guk Gi Indomitable Spirit Baekjul Boolgool 10th Kup

Counting- Part 1 1 – Hana 2-Dool 3 – Set 4 – Net 5-Tasut 6 – Yasut
7 – Ilgop 8 –Yaudul 9 –Ahop 10 -Yaul 10th Kup

Revision of Previous Kup
Breakdown Chon Ji Linework Sitting Stance/Measured double punches 20 x Press Ups Terminology General Terminology L –Stance Niunja Sogi Left Wen Right Oren Hint… Oren has an “R” in it for Right Revision of Previous Kup Look at all of your basic stances.. Walking, attention, sitting and Ready Stances.. Can you name them in Korean? Can you name the Founder of TKD, and when did it become an official Martial Art? Lets go back over the5 Tenants of TKD- See if you can name them all!! For extra learning, can you name them in Korean? Chon Ji -19 Movements Literally means the heaven and the earth. In the orient it is interpreted as the creation of the world and the beginning of human history, Therefore it is the pattern played by the beginner. The pattern has 2 halves, one to represent the heavens and the other to represent the Earth. Tul This is a series of Blocks and attacks, set in a logical sequence against one or more imaginary opponents There are 24 patterns in TKD, one for each hour of the day Meaning of Yellow Yellow signifies the Earth, in which the plant sprouts and takes root, as the Tae Kwon-Do foundations are being laid. Chon Ji Tips…! Remember when you block to the right, you move 180 degrees… as opposed to when you block to the left you only move 90 degrees. All punches are in walking stance (Gunnan Sogi) & they are all middle section (Kaundi) 9th Kup

Counting – Part 2 10- Yaul 11- Yaul Hana 12 – Yaul Dool 13 – Yaul Set
14 – Yaul Net 15 – Yaul Tasut 16 – Yaul Yasut 17 – Yaul Ilgop 18 – Yaul Yaudul 19 – Yaul Ahop 20 – Samaul

Revision of Previous Kups The New Blocks in Dan Gun
Breakdown Dan Gun Linework Sparring (TBD) Terminology Destruction (TBD) Dan Gun – 21 Movements Dan Gun is named after the Holy Dan Gun, The legendary founder of Korea the year 2333 BC - All 9 punches are high section (Nopunde) Revision of Previous Kups After Learning the Meaning of Green belt, Go back and revise over Yellow and White!! Also after learning the pattern meaning for Dan Gun, go back & revise over Chon Ji and the meaning of a Tul!! The New Blocks in Dan Gun Middle Section Knife hand Guarding Block - Kaunde Sonkal Daebi Makgi Low Section Outer Forearm Block - Najunde Bakat Palmok Makgi Twin Outer Forearm Block - Sang Bakat Palmok Makgi Outer Forearn Rising Block - Bakat Palmok Chookyo Makgi Dan Gun Tips..! All blocks in Dan Gun start with a low section start position, except for the Twin Outer Forearm Blocks!! Meaning of Green Green signifies the plants growth as the Tae Kwon-Do skills develop in training. General Terminology Knife hand Sonkal Sparring - Matsogi Guarding Daebi Destruction/Breaking Weerok Twin Sang Front Snap Kick Ap Cha Busugi Rising Chookyo Ball of the foot Ap Kumchi Strike Taerigi Front Ap Side Yop 8th Kup

Revision of Previous Kups Don’t forget the Meaning of Green
Breakdown Do San (Plus all previous patterns) Linework Sparring Destruction (TBD) Terminology Review all previous Theory!! Do San – 24 Movements Do San is the pseudonym (penname) of the patriot Ahn Chang Ho (1876 – 1938), who devoted his entire life to furthering the education of Korea and it’s independence movement Revision of Previous Kups So now you will know and perform the first 3 patterns of TKD, but can you still remember the pattern meanings of Chon Ji & Dan Gun?? Make sure you still know all the meanings for White & Yellow Belt, as well as Green from your previous Gradings! Ask a parents or sibling to test you on all the stances and sections from the 10th Kup grading sheet!! New Moves of Do San High Section Outer Forearm Block Nopunde Bakat Palmok Makgi Straight Fingertip Thrust Sun Sonkut Tulgi High Section Outer forearm Wedging Block - Nopunde Bakat Palmok Hechyo Makgi Don’t forget the Meaning of Green Green signifies the plants growth as the Tae Kwon-Do skills develop in training. Do San Tips..! The outer forearm blocks and wedging blocks are all high section (Nopunde). The front Kick (Ap Chagi) is middle section (Kaundi). The side knife hand strikes (Yop Sonkal Taerigi) are in sitting stance (Annun Sogi) ` General Terminology Wedging Hechyo Fingertip Sun Sonkut Thrust Tulgi Centre Line Turn Gujari Dolgi Release Movement Baegi Backfist Dung Joomuk Forearm Guarding Block Palmok Daebi Makgi Free Sparring Jayu Matsogi Foot Sword Balkal 7th Kup

Revision of Previous Kups
Breakdown Won Hyo (plus all previous patterns) Linework Sparring Destruction (TBD) Terminology Revision of Previous Kups Meaning of Blue Blue signifies the Heavens as the plants matures into a towering tree, as training continues. So we are coming towards the colour Blue –to symbolise the Heavens as our Plants is maturing into a towering tree, but can you tell me the meaning of the Green, Yellow and white belts? We this pattern with a new start position (Moa Junbi Sogi A), but can you name all the stances so far learnt in your journey of Tae Kwon-Do? New moves of Won Hyo & General Terminology Stances Closed Stance Moa Sogi Closed Ready Stance A Moa Junbi Sogi A Fixed Stance Gojang Sogi Bending Ready Stance A Goburyo Junbi Sogi A New Moves Inner Forearm Circular Block An Palmok Dollimyo Makgi Inward Knife hand Strike Anero Sonkal Taerigi Side Punch Yop Jirugi Won Hyo – 28 Movements Won Hyo was the noted monk who introduced Buddhism to the Silla Dynasty in the year 686 A.D Won Hyo Tips..! Won Hyo introduces your first side kick, Yop Chagi. It also brings in your kicking chamber stance (Goburyo Sogi-Bending Stance). Don’t forget that in order to havea great side kick we need a high chamber and we execute the kick with the foot pulled back, so that we kick using the Balkal (Footsword) 6th Kup

Don’t forget the Meaning of Blue
Breakdown Yul Gok (plus all previous patterns) Linework Sparring Destruction (TBC) Terminology Don’t forget the Meaning of Blue Blue signifies the Heavens as the plants matures into a towering tree, as training continues. Meaning of Yul Gok - 38 Movements Yul Gok is the pseudonym (penname) of a great Philosopher and Scholar Yi I (1536 – 1584 A.D) – nicknamed the confusious of Korea. The 38 movements refer to his birthplace on the 38th Degree latitude. The Pattern diagram represents the Scholar. Revision of previous Kups Go back over all your previous Pattern Meanings, make sure you are happy with them all and can remember them from memory. Do the same for all your previous Belt Colours!! Yul Gok Tips..! The first two punches in Yul Gok are in quick motion. We still need to see you doing two single punches, but with a smaller gap in between than usual. The Front kick is low section, side kicks are middle. The new move of Twin Knifehand has the same start position as Twin Outer Forearm Block, (palms facing, and the hand that is closest to your body depends on which leg is moving!!! New Moves in Yul Gok X- Stance Kyocha Sogi High Section Backfist Nopunde Dung Joomuk Palm Hooking Block Sombadak Golcha Makgi High Section Double Forearm Block Nopunde Doo Palmok Makgi Twin Knifehand Strike Sang Sonkal Taerigi Front Elbow Strike Ap Palkup Taerigi 5th Kup

Breakdown Joong Gun (plus previous patterns) Linework Sparring Destruction (see Table) Meaning of Joong Gun – 32 Movements Joong Gun is named after the patriot Ahn Joong Gun, who assassinated Hiro Bumi Ito, the first Japanese General Governor of Korea – the man who played the leading role in the Japan – Korea merger. The 32 movements refer to Mr Ahn’s age when he was executed in Lui Shung prison in 1910. Meaning of Red Belt Red signifies danger. Cautioning the student to exercise caution and warning the opponent to stay away. General Terminology Reverse Knifehand Sonkal Dung Upward Ollyo Pressing Noollyo Arc Hand Bandalson U-Shape Digutja Upward Elbow Wi Palkup Verticle Sewo Upset Dwijibo X-Fist Kyocha Joomuk Angle Kyocja Rear Foot Stance Dwit Bal Sogi Low Stance Nachuo Sogi New Moves in Joong Gun Reverse Knifehand Middle Side Block Sonkal Dung Kaunde Yop Makgi Palm Upward Block Sombadak Ollyo Makgi Upward Elbow Strike Wi Palkup Taerigi Twin Verticle Punch Sang Sewo Jirugi Twin Upset Punch Sang Dwijibo Jirugi X Fist Rising Block Kyocha Joomuk Chookyo Makgi Palm Pressing Block Sombadak Noollyo Makgi Angle Punch Kyocja Jirugi Twin Arc U-Shape Block Sang Bandalson Digutja Makgi 4th Kup

General Terminology & New Moves in Toi Gye
Breakdown Toi Gye (plus previous patterns Sparring & Step Sparring Destruction (see table) Go Overall previous Theory !! Meaning of Toi Gye – 37 Movements Toi Gye is the pseudonym (penname) of the Scholar Yi Hwang (16th Century A.D) – who was an authority in Neo Confucianism. The 37 movement represent his birthplace on the 37th Degree latitude Don’t Forget the Meaning of Red Belt Red signifies danger. Cautioning the student to exercise control, and warning the opponent to stay away Joong Gun & Toi Gye Tips..! Joong Gun is a pattern filled with different stances, there are very few consecutive stances that are the same. Also remember that we do more moves going backwards to our starting spot, make sure you slightly shorten your stances to make sure you don’t miss your start position!! With Toi Gye, again there are a lot of stance changes, make sure that All San Makgi’s are done in Sitting Stance (Annun Sogi)! General Terminology & New Moves in Toi Gye W Shape Block San Makgi Jumping Twigi Upset Fingertip Thrust Dwijibun Sonkut Tulgi X-Fist Low Section Pressing Block Kyocha Joomuk Najunde Noolyo Makgi Double Side Elbow Strike Doo Yop Palkup Taerigi Outer Forearm W Shape Block Bakat Palmok San Makgi Double Forearm Low Section Pushing Block Doo Palmok Majunde Miro Makgi Knee Kick Moorup Chagi Flat Fingertip Thrust Opun Sonkut Tulgi Low Section Knifehand Guarding Block Najunde Sonkal Daebi Makgi 3rd Kup

General Terminology & New Moves in Toi Gye Revision of Previous Kups
Breakdown Hwarang (plus all previous patterns) Sparring & 2 vs 1Sparring and 1 Step Destruction (see Table) Revise all previous Theory Meaning of Hwa Rang – 29 Movements Hwa-rang is named after the Hwa-rang Youth Group, which originated in the Silla Dynasty in the early 7th Century. The 29 movements refer to the 29th Infantry Division, which is where Tae Kwon-Do developed into maturity Meaning of Black Belt Black being the opposite of white. Therefore signifying maturity and proficiency in Tae Kwon-Do. It also indicates the wearers imperviousness to darkness and fear. Hwarang Tips..! Remember the High Section Turning Kicks are executed at a small degree to the target. Middle Section Turning Kicks are done at 45 degrees, High Section kicks are between towards degrees. General Terminology & New Moves in Toi Gye Vertical Stance Soojik Sogi Sliding Mikulgi Palm Pushing Block Sombadak Miro Makgi Forefist Upward Punch Ap Joomuk Ollyo Jirugi Knifehand Downward Strike Sonkal Naeryo Taerigi High Section Turning Kick Nopunde Dollyo Chagi Revision of Previous Kups So we now know 8 patterns, make sure you know all pattern meanings We now also know all the belt meanings, like the patterns make sure you know all the meanings as you are likely to be tested on all of these Go back over all previous theory sheets and make sure your happy that you know all movements and stances from previous Kup Gradings. 2nd Kup

Choong Moo Tips..! Revision of All Previous Kups
Breakdown Choong Moo (plus all previous patterns) Sparring, 2 vs 1 & 1 Step Destruction (see Table) Revise all previous Theory Meaning of Choong Moo – 30 Movements Choong Moo was the given name to the Great Admiral Yi Sun of the Yi Dynasty. He was reputed to have invented the first armoured battleship – The Kobutson, which was said to be the pre-curser to the modern day Submarine in 1592 A.D The Reason the pattern finishes with a left handed punch is to symbolise his regrettable death, having no chance to display his unrestrained potential. Which was checked by the forced reservation of his loyalty to the King. Choong Moo Tips..! The Flying Side Kick in Choong Moo is done with a cycle motion, this requires the left knee to be raised whilst in the air, similar to a Front Kick start position. Then make sure you completely extend the right leg while executing the Side Kick. The 360 Spinning Knifehand is all about the tuck in the jump to ensure a solid landing!! General Terminology and New Moves in Choong Moo Flying Twimyo 360 Spinning Twio Dolmyo High Section Knifehand Inward Strike Nopunde Sonkal Anuro Taerigi Flying Right Side Kick Twimyo Orun Yop Chagi High Section Reverse Knifehand Inward Strike Nopunde Sonkal Dung Anuro Taerigi 360 Spinning Knifehand Guarding Block Twio Dolmyo Sonkal Daebi Makgi X-Knifehand Middle Block Kyocha Sonkal Kaunde Makgi Twin Palm Upward Block Sang Sombadak Ollyo Makgi Revision of All Previous Kups GO OVER EVERYTHING!!! 1st Kup

Blocks – (Makgi) Knifehand Sonkal Inside An Outside Bakat Inward Anuro Outward Bakuro Forearm Rising Palmok Chookyo Palm Pressing Sombadak Noolyo Palm Pushing Sombadak Miro X-Fist Rising Kyocha Joomuk Chookyo X-Fist Pressing Kyocha Joomuk Nollyo Forearm Guarding Palmok Daebi Double Forearm Doo Palmok Double Forearm Pushing Doo Palmok Miro Inner Forearm An Palmok Outer Forearm Bakat Palmok Twin Forearm Sang Palmok Twin Knifehand Sang Sonkal Wedging Block Hechyo Makgi W-Shape San Makgi Palm Hooking Sombadak Golcha Waist Hori Palm Scooping Sombadak Duro Strikes – (Taerigi) Reverse Knifehand Sonkal Dung Forefist Ap Joomuk Back Fist Dung Joomuk Side Fist Yop Joomuk Knuckles Songarak Fingertips Sun Sonkut Vertical Sewo Twin Vertical Sang Sewo Upset Dwijibun Angle Kyocja Elbow Palkup Front Elbow Ap Palkup Side Elbow Yop Palkup Back Elbow Dwit Palkup Upward Elbow Wi Palkup Downward Elbow Naeryo Palkup

Stances – (Sogi) Attention Cheriyot Parallel Narani Parallel Ready Narani Junbi Walking Gunnan Sitting Annun L-Stance Niunja Fixed Gojang Bending Ready A Goburyo Junbi A Bending Ready B Goburyo Junbi B One Leg Waebal Closed Ready A Moa Junbi A Closed Ready B Moa Junbi B Closed Ready C Moa Junbi C Low Nachuo Vertical Soojik X Kyocha Rear Foot Dwit Bal Footparts Ball Ap Kumchi Back Heel Dwitchook Back Sole Dwikumchi Footsword Balkal Instep Baldung Toes Balkut Thrusts – (Tulgi) Flat Fingertip Thrust Opun Sun Sonkut Tulgi Straight Fingertip Thrust Sun Sonkat Tulgi Upset Fingertip Thrust Dwijibun Sonkut Tulgi

General Terminology Instructor Sabum Assistant Instructor Bo Sabum Master Sahun Grand Master Sasung Founder of TKD Chang Shi Ja Student Jeja Tenets Jungshin Training Hall Dojang Uniform Dobok Belt Ti Ready Junbi Start Si Jak Stop Gomman Return to start position Pharo Turn Around Dwirro Torra In Your own Time Koryong Opshe By Count or Numbers Koryong A Macho Kicks – (Chagi) Front Rising Ap Cha Olligi Side Rising Yop Cha Olligi Front Snap Ap Cha Busugi Side Piercing Ap Cha Jirugi Back Piercing Dwit Cha Jirugi Turning Dollyo Reverse Turning Bandae Dollyo Reverse Hooking Bandae Dollyo Guro Crescent Bandal Hooking Golcha Twisting Bituro Flying Twimyo Jumping Twigi

Destruction (Weerok) Breakdown
Age (defines which board you break) Kup (Defines what technique you use) Under 10 – Blue Under 13 – Red Under 17 – Padded Black Over White Board 10th Kup – Palm 9th Kup – Side Elbow 8th Kup – Side Kick (strongest leg) 7th Kup – Side Kick (Both legs) 6th Kup- Back Kick 5th Kup – Turning Kick 4th Kup – Side Kick (one board up) 3rd Kup- Reverse Turning Kick 2nd Kup- Jumping Side Kick from Junbi 1st Kup – Jumping Back Kick or Examiners choice So for example a 5th Kup who is 16, will break a padded black board using a Turning Kick…. But a 9 year old 4th Kup will break using a side kick using a red board as they will break the next board up.

Meaning of Kwang Gae –39 Movements
Kwang – Gae is named after the famous King Kwang Gae Toh Wang, the 19th King of the Koguryo Dynasty. Who regained all the lost territories, including the greater part of Manchuria. The pattern diagram represents the expansion and recovery of lost territory. The 39 movements refer to the first two figures of the year 391 A.D, the year the King came to the throne. Meaning of Pe-Eun – 36 Movements Po-Eun is the pseudonym of a loyal subject Chong Mong-Chu (1400) who was s famous poet and whose poem “I would not serve a second Master, though I might be crucified a thousand times” is known to every Korean. He was also a pioneer in the field of Physics. The diagram represents his unerring loyalty to the King and Country towards to end of the Koguryo Dynasty. Meaning of Ge Baek – 44 Movements Ge-Baek is named after the Great General in the Baek Ji Dynasty (660 A.D) The diagram represents his severe military discipline. 1st Dan

New Moves in Kwang Gae New Moves in Po-Eun New Moves in Ge Baek
Heaven Hand Hanulson Forward Double Stepping Ibo Omgyo Didimyo Nagagi Palm Upward Block Sombadak Ollyo Makgi Outward Pressing Kick Bakuro Nollyo Chagi Backward Foot Shifting Durogamyo Jajunbal Forward Double Step Turning Apro Ibo Didimyo Dolgi New Moves in Po-Eun One Legged Stance Waebal Sogi Horizontal Punch Soopjung Jirugi Twin Elbow Horizontal Punch Sang Palkup Soopjung Jirugi Reverse Knifehand Low Guarding Block Sonkal Dung Najunde Daebi Makgi New Moves in Ge Baek 9 – Shape Block Gutya Makgi Scooping Block Duro Makgi Flat Fingertip High Obverse Thrust Opun Sonkut Nopunde Baro Tulgi Middle Knuckle Fist Middle Punch Joongi Joomuk Kaunde Jirugi Flat Fingertip High Reverse Thrust Opun Sonkut Nopunde Bandae Tulgi Double Arc Hand High Block Doo Bandalson Nopunde Makgi 1st Dan

Meaning of Eui-Am – 45 Movements
Eui-Am is the pseudonym of Son Byong Hi, Leader of the Korean independence movement on 1st March The 45 movements refer to his age when he changed the name of Dong Hak (Oriental Culture) to Chondo Kyo (Heavenly Way Religion) in The Diagram represents his Indomitable Spirit, displayed while dedicating himself to the prosperity of his nation. Meaning of Choong-Jang – 52 Movements Choong-Jang is the pseudonym given to General Kim Duk Ryang who lived during the Lee Dynasty in the 14th Century. This pattern ends with a left hand attack symbolize the tragedy of his death at 27 in prison before he was able to reach full maturity. Meaning of Juche – 45 Movements Juche is a philosophical idea that man is the master of everything and decides everything. In other words the idea that man is master of the world and his destiny. It is said that this idea was rooted in the Baekdu Mountains which symbolizes the spirit of the Korean people. The diagram represents the Baekdu Mountain. 2nd Dan

New Moves in Eui Am Walking Stance Knife-Hand Low Inward Block Gunnun So Sonkal Najunde Anuro Makgi Walking Stance Outer Forearm Reverse High Side Block Gunnun So Bakat Palmok Nopunde Bandae Yop Makgi Walking Stance X-Fist Downward Block Gunnun So Kyocha Joomuk Naeryo Makgi Walking Stance Knife-Hand Reverse Rising Block Gunnun So Sonkal Bandae Chookyo Makgi X Stance Back Fist High Side Strike Kyocha So Dung Joomuk Nopunde Yop Taerigi High Reverse Turning Kick Nopunde Bandae Dollyo Chagi Walking Stance High Crescent Punch Gunnun So Nopunde Bandal Jirugi Parallel Stance Middle Turning Punch Narani So Kaunde Dollyo Jirugi Walking Stance Knife-Hand Middle Wedging Block Gunnun So Sonkal Kaunde Hecho Makgi Walking Stance Reverse Knife-Hand Circular Block Gunnun So Sonkal Dung Dollimyo Makgi Rear Foot Stance Alternate Palm Downward Block Dwitbal So Euhkallin Sonbadak Naeryo Makgi L Stance Reverse Knife-Hand Low Inward Block Niunja So Sonkal Dung Najunde Anuro Makgi Rear Foot Stance Forearm Middle Guarding Block Dwitbal So Palmok Kaunde Daebi Makgi 2nd Dan

New Moves in Choong Jang
Sitting Stance Inner Forearm High Side Front Block Annun So An Palmok Nopunde Yop Ap Makgi Walking Stance Back Fist Front Strike Gunnun So Dung Joomuk Ap Taerigi Walking Stance Double Finger Thrust Gunnun So Doo Songarak Tulgi L Stance Palm Scooping Block Niunja So Sonbadak Duro Makgi Rear Foot Stance Twin Palm Pressing Block Dwitbal So Sang Sonbadak Noolo Makgi Walking Stance Outer Forearm High Front Block Gunnun So Bakat Palmok Nopunde Ap Makgi L Stance Flat Fingertip High Reverse Thrust Niunja So Opun Sonkut Nopunde Bandae Tulgi L Stance Back Hand Downward Strike Niunja So Sondung Naeryo Taerigi Walking Stance Back Fist Side Front Strike Gunnun So Dung Joomuk Yop Ap Taerigi L Stance Reverse Knife-Hand Low Guarding Block Niunja So Sonkal Dung Najunde Daebi Makgi Walking Stance 9 Shape Block Gunnun So Gutja Makgi Walking Stance Twin Knife-Hand Horizontal Strike Gunnun So Sang Sonkal Soopyong Taerigi Walking Stance Arc-Hand High Reverse Strike Gunnun So Bandalson Nopunde Bandae Taerigi Close Stance Twin Fore-Knuckle Fist Crescent Punch Moa So Sang Inji Joomuk Bandal Jirugi Walking Stance Open Fist High Reverse Punch Gunnun So Pyon Joomuk Nopunde Bandae Jirugi 2nd Dan

New Moves in Juche Sitting Stance Inner Forearm Parallel Block Annnun So An Palmok Narani Makgi One Leg Stance Outer Forearm Parallel Block Waebal Sogi Bakat Palmok Narani Makgi X Stance Back Fist Downward Strike Kyocha So Dung Joomuk Naeryo Taerigi Sitting Stance Flat Fingertip Outward Cross Cut Annun So Opun Sonkut Bakuro Gutgi X Stance Reverse Knife-Hand Low Front Block Kyocha So Sonkal Dung Najunde Ap Makgi Walking Stance High Elbow Strike Gunnun So Nopunde Palkup Taerigi Knife-Hand Mid-Air Strike Sonkal Twio Dolmyo Taerigi Close Stance with a Heaven Hand Moa So Hanulson Pick Shape Kick Gokgaeng-I Chagi Walking Stance Arc-Hand Crescent Strike Gunnun So Bandalson Bandal Taerigi Rear Foot Stance Straight Elbow Downward Thrust Dwitbal So Sun Palkup Naeryo Tulgi Walking Stance Twin Knife-Hand Inward Strike Gunnun So Sang Sonkal Anuro Taerigi Walking Stance Downward Punch Gunnun So Naeryo Jirugi L Stance Outer Forearm Downward Block Niunja So Bakat Palmok Naeryo Makgi Dodging Reverse Turning Kick Pihamyo Bandae Dollyo Chagi Flying Two Direction Kick Twimyo Sangbang Chagi Diagonal Stance Twin Palm Rising Block Sasun So Sang Sonbadak Chookyo Makgi Rear Foot Stance Side Elbow Thrust Dwitbal So Yop Palkup Tulgi Bending ready Stance B Guburyo Chunbi Sogi B L Stance Back Fist Horizontal Strike Niunja So Dung Joomuk Soopyong Taerigi Parallel Stance Flat Fingertip Inward Cross Cut Narani So Opun Sonkut Anuro Gutgi Flying Consecutive Punch Twimyo Yonsok Jirugi Walking Stance Knife-Hand Front Downward Strike Gunnun So Sonkal Ap Naeryo Taerigi 2nd Dan

Meaning of Sam-IL – 33 Movements
Sam-IL denotes the historical date of the independence movement of Korea which began throughout country on March 1st The 33 movements in the pattern stand for the 33 patriots who planned the movements. Meaning of Yoo-Sin – 68 Movements Yoo-Sin is named after General Kim Yoo Sin, a commanding general during the Silla Dynasty. The 68 movements refer to the last two figures of 668 AD, the year Korea was united. The ready posture signifies a sword drawn on the right rather than the left, symbolizing Yoo-Sin’s mistake of following his kings orders to fight with foreign forces against his own nation. Meaning of Choi-Yong – 46 Movements Choi-Yong is named after General Choi-Yong, premier and commander in chief of the armed forces during the 14th Century Koryo Dynasty. Choi-Yong was greatly respected for his loyalty, patriotism and humility. He was executed by his subordinate commanders headed by General Yi Sung Gae, who later became the first king of the Lee dynasty. 3rd Dan

New Movements in Yoo-Sin
Warrior Ready Stance B Moosa Chunbi Sogi Sitting Stance Releasing Motion Annun So Baegi Sitting Stance Angle Punch Annun So Giokja Jirugi Fixed Stance U-Shape Punch Gojong So Digutja Jirugi Waving Kick Doro Chagi Walking Stance X-Knife-Hand Rising Block Gunnun So Kyocha Sonkal Chookyo Makgi L Stance Reverse Knife-Hand High Block Niunja So Sonkal Dung Nopunde Makgi Sitting Stance Outer Forearm High Outward Block Annun So Bakat Palmok Nopunde Bakuro Makgi Sitting Stance Back Hand Horizontal Strike Annun So Son Dung Soopyong Taerigi Crescent Kick Bandal Chagi Vertical Stance Side Fist Downward Strike Soojik So Yop Joomuk Naeryo Taerigi 3rd Dan

New Movements in Choi-Yong
Rear Foot Stance Middle Knuckle Fist High Punch Dwitbal So Joongji Joomuk Nopunde Jirugi Walking Stance Knife-Hand W-Shape Block Gunnun So Sonkal San Makgi Reverse Hooking Kick Bandae Dollyo Goro Chagi Parallel Stance Palm Hooking Block Narani So Sonbadak Golcho Makgi Treble Step-Turning Sambo Omgyo Didimyo Dolgi X-Stance Back fist Side Strike Kyocha So Dung Joomuk Yop Taerigi 3rd Dan

New Movements in Sam-IL
Walking Stance Knife-Hand High Side Reverse Block Gunnun So Sonkal Nopunde Bandae Yop Makgi Diagonal Stance Back Elbow Thrust Sasun So Dwit Palkup Tulgi Middle Twisting Kick Kaunde Bituro Chagi Sitting Stance Reverse Knife-Hand Middle Wedging Block Annun So Sonkal Dung Kaunde Hechyo Makgi L Stance Outer Forearm High Outward Block Niunja So Bakat Palmok Nopunde Bakuro Makgi L Stance Double Fist Low Punch Niunja So Doo Joomuk Najunde Jirugi L Stance Reverse Knife-Hand High Guarding Block Niunja So Sonkal Dung Nopunde Daebi Makgi Sweeping Kick Suroh Chagi 3rd Dan

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