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2nd
Dan Black Belt Info
Contents of
Your Twelfth TAGB Grading
Theory
Contents of Your
Twelfth TAGB Grading
Linework:
[FWD = Forwards; BWD = Backwards]
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FWD:
Double side kick, spinning back kick, lead ridgehand, change
legs
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BWD:
1st 4 moves of Ko-Dang
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FWD: FL
hook/side kick combination, RL axe kick, reverse punch
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BWD:
Double knifehand strike WS
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FWD:
Golcha chagi, crosscut, guarding block, Ko-Dang
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BWD:
Wedging/circular/downward double palm block, reverse punch/RKH
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FWD: RL
front/turning kick combination, axe kick same leg, reverse
punch/RKH
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BWD:
Double pressing palm block LS then high inward block,
backfist strike
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FWD:
Jumping rev tk 4 times then knifehand strike and rev
assisted backfist
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BWD:
Down backhand LS opposite hand punch, then rev khand block
low, No 9
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FWD:
Front kick reverse arc hand strike
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BWD:
Low knifehand block, reverse palm strike, WS
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FWD:
Twist kick, X pressing/knifehand rising block, guard with KL
forward
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BWD:
Downward elbow then downward outer forearm block Ko-Dang
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FWD:
Jumping side kick with step
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BWD:
Jumping back kick 4 times, then twin knife hand strike WS,
Choong-Jang
Patterns:
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One 1st Dan
Pattern (Student's Choice)
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One Colour
Belt Pattern (Student's Choice)
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Two 1st or 2nd
Dan Patterns (Examiner's Choice)
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Ko-Dang
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Chung-Jang
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Eui-Am
Sparring:
Theory
Patterns:
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Eui-Am: is
the pseudonym of Son Byong Hi, leader of the Korean independence
movement on 1st March 1919. The 45 movements relate to his age
when he changed the name of Dong Hak (Oriental Culture) to
Chondo Kyo (Heavenly Way Religion) in 1905. The diagram
represents his indomitable spirit displayed while dedicating
himself to the prosperity of his nation.
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Eui-Am has 45
moves and begins in Closed Ready Stance D
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Choong-Jang:
is the pseudonym given to General Kim Duk Ryang who lived during
the Yi Dynasty, 15th Century. This pattern ends with a left hand
attack to symbolise the tragedy of his death at 27 in prison
before he was able to reach full maturity.
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Choong-Jang
has 52 moves and begins in Closed Ready Stance A
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Ko-Dang: is
the pseudonym of the patriot Cho Man Sik who dedicated his life
to the independence movement and education of his people. The 39
movements signify his times of imprisonment and his birthplace
on the 39th parallel.
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Ko-Dang has 39
moves and begins in Closed Ready Stance C
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