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This area is intended for the students of Lee's Tae Kwon Do Academy as a place to find resources and information about the school, forms, terminology, testing information, announcements and other pertinent information. |
4th Blue to 3rd Brown
| Poomse: | 1. Tae-guk Sa-Hang | 2. Tae-guk Oh-Jang |
Terminology:
| 1. Elbow - | Pal-goop | 2. Hammer Fist- | Meh joo-muk |
| 3. Hand- | Son | 4. Back Fist- | Dung Joo-muk |
What does Kihap mean? Why do we Kihap in Tae Kwon Do?
Kihap, when translated to English, means to yell. The yell should be generated from the energy stored in the lower abdomen. In Tae Kwon Do we yell for several reasons as follows:
1. As communication between training partners, such as during forms, one-steps and sparring.
2. To increase our power and concentration.
3. To surprise and to intimidate our opponents.
One Step & Two Step Sparring
Sparring: Light Contact
Grabbing Technique: Freestyle
Breaking Technique: Jump Roundhouse Kick & Elbow Strike
LEE'S TAE KWON DO ACADEMY
889 N. Dixie Blvd. Radcliff, KY 40160
(270) 351-3223