Terminology Applicable to 2nd Kup
Patterns:
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, where Taekwon-Do
developed into maturity.
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| Moa Junbi Sogi 'C' |
Close ready stance C - Hands level with your pubic region |
| Soojik Sogi |
Vertical stance |
| Waebal Sogi |
One-legged stance (Not yet used in Tul) |
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| Hori |
Waist |
| Pyun Joomuk |
Open fist |
| Yop Joomuk |
Side fist |
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| Attacking Movements: |
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| Bandae Dollyo Goro Chagi |
Reverse hooking kick |
| Bituro Chagi |
Twisting kick |
| Cha Bapgi |
Stamping kick |
| Niunja So Baro Jirugi |
L-stance obverse punch |
| Naeryo Chagi |
Downward kick |
| Ollyo Jirugi |
Upward punch |
| Sonkal Naeryo Taerigi |
Kifehand downward strike |
| Yop Palkup Tulgi |
Side elbow thrust |
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| Defensive Movements: |
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| Bandal Chagi |
Crescent kick |
| Cha Momchugi |
Checking kick |
| Kaunde Yobap Makgi |
Inner forearm side front middle block |
| Noolo Chagi |
Pressing kick |
| Son Badak Miro Makgi |
Palm pushing block |
General Information:
• When performing Bandal Chagi (crescent kick), the leg must be kept
bent.
• You need to be able to demonstrate all 13 stances so far learnt.
• You need to be able to demonstrate the many different uses of Ap
Joomuk, i.e., as many types of punch as possible using only the fore fist.
• When performing Idil Matsoki (2 versus 1 sparring) an emphasis must
be placed on safety. This will involve keeping both opponents in a straight
line for as long as possible and not exposing yourself to danger. Try to defend
by blocking one opponent into the path of the other.
