05 - 6th Kup - Green Belt

Question 1

Won Hyo Tul

How many movements are there in Won Hyo?

Answer 1

28

Question 2

Won Hyo Tul

What is the interpretation of Won Hyo?

Answer 2

Won Hyo was the noted monk who introduced Buddhism into the Silla Dynasty in the year 686AD.

Question 3

Won Hyo Tul

What is the beginning stance in Won Hyo?

Answer 3

Closed Ready Stance A

Closed Ready Stance A is performed with your feet together and your left hand over your right fist, held up in front of you at chest height, about 30cm away.

Question 4

Won Hyo Tul

Which foot comes back to the ready stance at the end of Won Hyo?

Answer 4

Right Foot

Question 5

What is “Bending Stance” in Korean?

Answer 5

Guburyo Sogi

Question 6

What is “Forearm Guarding Block” in Korean?

Also known as a “Forearm Guard”

Answer 6

Palmok Daebi Makgi

Palmok means forearm, Daebi means guard, and Makgi means block.

Question 7

What is “Twin Forearm Block” in Korean?

Answer 7

Sang Palmok Makgi

Sang means twin, Palmok means forearm, Makgi means block.

Question 8

What is “Side Punch” in Korean?

Answer 8

Yop Jirugi

Yop means side, Jirugi means punch.

Question 9

What is backfist strike in Korean?

Answer 9

Dung Joomuk Taerigi

Dung Joomuk means backfist, Taerigi means strike.

Question 10

What is “Circular Block” in Korean?

Answer 10

Dollymio Makgi

Question 11

What is “Front Snap Kick” in Korean?

Answer 11

Ap Chabusigi

Question 12

What is “Side Thrust Kick” in Korean?

Answer 12

Yop Cha Tulgi