White Belt Form
Literally, Cheon-Ji (or Chon-Ji) means “heaven and earth” and refers to the creation of the world or the beginning of human history, and thus is the initial pattern learned by the beginner.
Read MoreLiterally, Cheon-Ji (or Chon-Ji) means “heaven and earth” and refers to the creation of the world or the beginning of human history, and thus is the initial pattern learned by the beginner.
Read MoreThe symbol of Palgwe one “Il” is Keon, meaning the sky or heaven, which symbolizes the begining of the universe.
Read MoreTae is said to symbolize “inner firmness and outer gentleness,” the archetype being a river or lake: gentle and flowing at the boundaries, but firm and resolute underneath.
Read MoreThe symbol of Palgwe three “Sam Jang” is Ri, meaning fire, representing represents heat and brightness.
Read MoreThe symbol of Palgwe four “Sah Jang” is Jin, meaning thunder, symbolizing great power and dignity.
Read MoreAs the wind is gentle as a breeze and devastating when it becomes a hurricane, human power can also be used the same way.
Read MoreGam symbolizes water, which is flowing and gentle but also persistent, able to wear away at the hardest stone.
Read MoreGahn represents a mountain peak, which is solid, stable, and unmovable, it is a symbol of majestic strength and immovable spirit.
Read MoreWhere all things originate and return to. Just as the earth holds all the basic elements of life, this form incorporates all the basic techniques of taekwondo.
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