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TAEKWONDO PATTERN PART 1 ITF DVD from North Korea $16.95 |
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The Encyclopaedia of TaekwonDo Patterns, Vol 2 $49.39 The Encyclopedia Of TaekwonDo Patterns is a unique series of books that feature the complete works of General Choi, Hong Hi; Creator of the Chang Hon system of TaekwonDo and founder of the International TaekwonDo Federation; as well as the patterns further devised by some of his most talented and legendary pioneers; Grandmaster Park, Jung Tae and Grandmaster Kim, Bok Man.This 3 volume set is the only series of books in the world to feature all of the 25 patterns created by General Choi and his TaekwonDo pioneers (including both Juche and KoDang), as well as all 3 Saju exercises, the 6 Global TaekwonDo Federation patterns developed by Grandmaster Park, Jung Tae and the Silla Knife Pattern instituted by Grandmaster Kim, Bok Man.Utilizing over 2000 photographs the student is shown in precise detail, each and every pattern from beginning to end, including useful tips on their performance and things unique to particular organisations (such as Kihap points etc.). Displayed in full stepbystep photographic detail, which displays not just the final move but the inbetween motions as well making each book ideal to learn or revise your patterns, no matter which organisation you belong to.Volume 2 takes the student of TaekwonDo from PoEun (1st Dan) to YooSin (3rd Dan) and includes both KoDang and Juche, as well as the Dan grade patterns required by the Global TaekwonDo Federation (GTF).No matter which TaekwonDo organisation you belong to, the Encyclopedia Of TaekwonDo Patterns covers all you need to know to take you from White Belt to TaekwonDo Master. Author: Anslow Paul, Stuart Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 316 Publication Date: 2010/05/31 Language: English Dimensions: 11.69 x 8.27 x 0.66 inches |
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The Encyclopaedia of TaekwonDo Patterns, Vol 3 $49.39 The Encyclopedia Of TaekwonDo Patterns is a unique series of books that feature the complete works of General Choi, Hong Hi; Creator of the Ch ang Hon system of TaekwonDo and founder of the International TaekwonDo Federation; as well as the patterns further devised by some of his most talented and legendary pioneers; Grandmaster Park, Jung Tae and Grandmaster Kim, Bok Man.This 3 volume set is the only series of books in the world to feature all of the 25 patterns created by General Choi and his TaekwonDo pioneers (including both Juche and KoDang), as well as all 3 Saju exercises, the 6 Global TaekwonDo Federation patterns developed by Grandmaster Park, Jung Tae and the Silla Knife Pattern instituted by Grandmaster Kim, Bok Man.Utilizing over 2,200 photographs the student is shown in precise detail, each and every pattern from beginning to end, including useful tips on their performance and things unique to particular organisations (such as Kihap points etc.). Displayed in full stepbystep photographic detail, which displays not just the final move but the inbetween motions as well making each book ideal to learn or revise your patterns, no matter which organisation you belong to.Volume 3 takes the senior student of TaekwonDo from ChoiYong (3rd Dan) to TongIl (6th Dan) and includes both PyongHwa and SunDuk (required by the GTF), as well as featuring the first weapon form of TaekwonDo: The Silla Knife Pattern. No matter which TaekwonDo organisation you belong to, the Encyclopedia Of TaekwonDo Patterns covers all you need to know to take you from White Belt to TaekwonDo Master. Author: Anslow Paul, Stuart Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 338 Publication Date: 2010/05/31 Language: English Dimensions: 11.69 x 8.27 x 0.70 inches |
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The Encyclopedia of TaekwonDo Patterns, Vol 1 $49.39 The Encyclopedia Of TaekwonDo Patterns is a unique series of books that feature the complete works of General Choi, Hong Hi; Creator of the Chang Hon system of TaekwonDo and founder of the International TaekwonDo Federation; as well as the patterns further devised by some of his most talented and legendary pioneers; Grandmaster Park, Jung Tae and Grandmaster Kim, Bok Man. This 3volume set is the only series of books in the world to feature all of the 25 patterns created by General Choi and his TaekwonDo pioneers (including both Juche and KoDang), as well as all 3 Saju exercises, the 6 Global TaekwonDo Federation patterns developed by Grandmaster Park, Jung Tae and the Silla Knife Pattern instituted by Grandmaster Kim, Bok Man. Utilizing over 1,600 photographs the student is shown in precise detail, each and every pattern from beginning to end, including useful tips on their performance and things unique to particular organisations (such as Kihap points etc.). Displayed in full stepbystep photographic detail, which displays not just the final move but the inbetween motions as well making each book ideal to learn or revise your patterns, no matter which organisation you belong to. Volume 1 takes the student of TaekwonDo on his or her journey from 10th Kup White Belt through to 1st Degree Black Belt and also includes the first of the Black Belt patterns. No matter which TaekwonDo organisation you belong to, the Encyclopedia Of TaekwonDo Patterns covers all you need to know to take you from White Belt to TaekwonDo Master. Author: Anslow Paul, Stuart Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 310 Publication Date: 2010/05/31 Language: English Dimensions: 8.27 x 11.69 x 0.65 inches |
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Taekwondo - Doug Cook - Paperback $11.93 Taekwondo |
help me with my taekwondo pattern please, more sharp & effective?
i have my next tournament coming closer each day , 15th march a english one, and its quite big so i dont want to make a fool of myself. any tips how i can do this pattern more effective?
its dan gun, by the way.
any tips.
please any think will just be a small help,!
i want to be the one to stand out, who wins, and does it to the best of my ability, so how?
please tell me.
iloveuall.
thanks for helping
xxxx
That's weird someone else asked that one as well...
Anyways, in case you are different people it's fair enough you get the same hints. 
So here is (almost) the same answer I gave to him:
For the benefit of all I can give some pointers for what umpires look for at your level (yellow belt)
1. Breath at the end of each movements, except when you do the continuous movement on movements #13 and #14 (low block and rising block) there you must keep the breath from 13 to 14 (a long shh) and exhale at the end of 14
2. Make sure your walking and L stances are good. Rear leg straight with walking stance.
3. Take your time between movement (it's call pattern rhythm), make sure each movement is finished (the trick is that if someone can take a picture of you at that moment it's good) However, keep the rhythm constant, it's like music
4. Make sure your wrists are not bend when you close your hands (punch and block). Meaning that your top of the hand needs to be in line with the forearm
5. Relax, not only for stress management but also it shows when someone is tense while they do their movements. They are not explosive.
6. Focus. So, do not look everywhere when you do the pattern. You should look where your imaginary opponent would be
7. When you are at Junbi position at the beginning look straight and focused. It always give a good impression when you look confident. But make sure to not look arogant
8. Make sure your last movement position is good. It's a spot where the umpires can compare with the other if you're fairly equal. If your ending position is better, well...
Remember one thing, you are yellow belt. They won't expect you to be perfect. But if you follow the guidelines I provided to you it should help a lot.
P.S. The picture that has been provided show approximately what are the positions in order. It doesn't exactly depict the position since the goal of that was more for memory help than the actual technical details. For instance the L-Stance looks more a fixed stance than an actual L-stance
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