5th POOMSAE TAEGUK OH CHANG
eferring to the Poomsae Taeguk Oh Chang is the representation of the principle “Seon” and means “wind”. It is made up of three lines, called a trigram, made up of one split line and another two complete lines.
Read moreeferring to the Poomsae Taeguk Oh Chang is the representation of the principle “Seon” and means “wind”. It is made up of three lines, called a trigram, made up of one split line and another two complete lines.
Read moreThe Taeguk Poomsaes are the initial or basic pumses of the WT (WTF) style. They are a set of eight
Read moreThe pumse or Poomsae Taeguk Chil Chang is the seventh of the eight Taeguk forms used by the Kukkiwon Taekwondo Federation and the WT.
Read moreThe 4th pumse or poomsae Taeguk Sa Jang, symbolizes thunder, in the first turn a movement of the front foot is made, the last two turns are made turning on the same place, this means that the associated trigram is a continuous line, a dashed line and a dashed line, this is the trigram of thunder (“jin”)
Read moreIn the 3rd Pumse or Poomsae TAEGUK SAM CHANG for the first time the position tuit kubi and defense techniques with open hand.
Read moreThe 2nd Poomsae TAEGUK I CHANG symbolizes a lake from which it tries to show calmness and agitation and inner activity. Usually, this poomsae is done in order to pass grade for orange and yellow-orange belt.
Read moreThe POOMSAE TAEGUK IL CHANG the first of the poomsaes in taekwondo.
Read moreoomsaes or Pumses of taekwondo are combinations of movements that represent attacks and defenses executed in a specific order or line of movements. They simulate attacks and defenses against one or several imaginary attackers.
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