Martial Art's
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by Dexter A. Hansen
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nuances, however, you need to be able to go through the
form ,some times referred to as kata's, from memory
before the instructor can see what your doing wrong.
Note 2: Ta Kwan Do, Ta kwan do or Taekwondo, what is the correct spelling? Taekwondo can be found is some dictionaries while many martial arts instructors have written and titled thier books Ta Kwan Do, emphazing each syllable. Both seem to convey the same thing in English. Last I saw it written in Korean, it wasn't done either way since they don't use the English alphabet. Because of the various affiliations, there may be some differences between what I have posted and what the instructor or school expects from the student. For instance, the traditional karate form as taught in Korea, typically has little allowance for toes bent inward or outward. Parallel mean parallel. Save this HTML file and modify it to what your instructor is teaching you, print it and memorize it. Click on the forms of interest to see them in written form.
CHON-JI - - The "Heaven and Earth" form can be seen by clicking on CHON-JI
DO-SAN - - The pseudonym of the patriot Ahn Ch'ang-Ho (1876-1938) who devoted his entire life to furthering the education of Korea and its independent movement can be seen by clicking on DO-SAN.
DAN-GUN - - The form named after the holy Dan-Gun, the legendary founder of Korea in the year of 2333 B.C. can be seen by clicking on DAN-GUN.
WAN-JUN-HYUNG - - The form means "Pursuit of Excellence" in Korean and can be seen by clicking on WAN-JUN-HYUNG.
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