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M&M Academy - Taekwondo Theory (TAGB) > 1st Kup Black Stripe - Part A > Flashcards

1st Kup Black Stripe - Part A Flashcards

1
Q

What is the name of the 1st kup pattern?

A

Choong-Moo Tul

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2
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How many moves are in the 1st kup pattern?

A

30 Moves

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What is the meaning of the 1st kup pattern?

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Choong-Moo was given the name to the great admiral Yi Sun-Sin of the Yi Dynasty. He was reputed to have invented the first armoured battleship (Kobukson), which was the precursor to the present day submarine in 1592 AD. The reason why this pattern ends up with a left hand attack is to symbolise his regrettable death, having no chance to show his unrestrained potentiality, checked by the forced reservation of his loyalty to the king.

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4
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What is the Korean for ‘knife hand high front strike’?

A

Sonkal Nopunde Ap Taerigi

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5
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What is the Korean for ‘flying side piercing kick’?

A

Twimyo Yop Cha Jirugi

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6
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What is the Korean for ‘reverse knife hand high front strike’?

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Sonkal Dung Nopunde Ap Taerigi

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7
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What is the Korean for ‘outer forearm middle front block’?

A

Bakat Palmok Kaunde Ap Makgi

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8
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What is the Korean for ‘x knife hand middle checking block’?

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Kyocha Sonkal Kaunde Momchau Makgi

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9
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What is the Korean for ‘flying’?

A

Twimyo

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10
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What is the difference between flying and jumping techniques?

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Flying techniques are executed in the air, whilst jumping techniques are executed upon the impact of landing.

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11
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What is the Korean for ‘single stepping’?

A

Ilbo Omgyo Didigi

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12
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What is the Korean for ‘double stepping’?

A

Ibo Omgyo Didigi

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13
Q

What is the Korean for ‘turning’?

A

Dolgi

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14
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What is the Korean for ‘step turn’?

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Omgyo Didimyo Dolgi

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15
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Describe a step turn.

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This allows any change in direction from 01 to 360 degrees. Can be executed with either foot moving forward, backward, clockwise, anti-clockwise and can be combined with double stepping, shifting and/or sliding.

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16
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What is the Korean for ‘spot turn’?

A

Gujari Dolgi

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17
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Describe a spot turn.

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Can only turn 180 degrees to face an opponent behind. With this method both feet move to complete the turn. Generally the front foot will move first, but on occasion the back foot can be moved first. The turn is executed after moving one foot onto the centreline of the stance and can be taken clockwise or anti-clockwise depending on which leg is forward. On completion the front leg will be the opposite one to before the turn.

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18
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Describe a pivot turn.

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Mostly used in walking, sitting or diagonal stance and is executed when pivoting on both feet at the same time (eg. Toi-Gye moves 35 & 36)

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19
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What is the Korean for ‘front rising kick’?

A

Ap Cha Olligi

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20
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What is the Korean for ‘crescent kick’?

A

Bandal Chagi

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21
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What is the Korean for ‘hooking kick’?

A

Golcho Chagi

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22
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What is the Korean for ‘waving kick’?

A

Doroh Chagi

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23
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What is the Korean for ‘sweeping kick’?

A

Suroh Chagi

24
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What is the Korean for ‘front checking kick’?

A

Ap Cha Momchugi

25
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What is the Korean for ‘side checking kick’?

A

Yop Cha Momchugi

26
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What is the Korean for ‘side rising kick’?

A

Yop Cha Olligi

27
Q

What is the Korean for ‘ball of the foot’?

A

Apkumchi

28
Q

What is the Korean for ‘foot sword’?

A

Balkal

29
Q

What is the Korean for ‘sole’?

A

Bal Badak

30
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What is the Korean for ‘side sole’?

A

Yop Bal Badak

31
Q

What is the Korean for ‘side instep’?

A

Yop Baldung

32
Q

What is the Korean for ‘back heel’?

A

Dwitchook

33
Q

What is the English for ‘sonkal nopunde ap taeirigi’?

A

Knife Hand High Front Strike

34
Q

What is the English for ‘twimyo yo cha jirugi’?

A

Flying Side Piercing Kick

35
Q

What is the English for ‘sonkal dung nopunde ap taerigi’?

A

Reverse Knife Hand High Front Strike

36
Q

What is the English for ‘bakat palmok kaunde ap makgi’?

A

Outer Forearm Middle Front Block

37
Q

What is the English for ‘kyocha sonkal kaunde momchau makgi’?

A

X Knife Hand Middle Checking Block

38
Q

What is the English for ‘flying’?

A

Twimyo

39
Q

What is the English for ‘ilbo omgyo didigi’?

A

Single Stepping

40
Q

What is the English for ‘ibo omgyo didigi’?

A

Double Stepping

41
Q

What is the English for ‘omgyo didimyo dolgi’?

A

Step Turn

42
Q

What is the English for ‘gujari dolgi’?

A

Spot Turn

43
Q

What is the English for ‘ap cha olligi’?

A

Front Rising Kick

44
Q

What is the English for ‘yop cha olligi’?

A

Side Rising Kick

45
Q

What is the English for ‘bandal chagi’?

A

Crescent Kick

46
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What is the English for ‘doroh chagi’?

A

Waving Kick

47
Q

What is the English for ‘golcho chagi’?

A

Hooking Kick

48
Q

What is the English for ‘ap cha momchugi’?

A

Front Checking Kick

49
Q

What is the English for ‘yop cha momchugi’?

A

Side Checking Kick

50
Q

What is the English for ‘suroh chagi’?

A

Sweeping Kick

51
Q

What is the English for ‘apkumchi’?

A

Ball of the Foot

52
Q

What is the English for ‘balkal’?

A

Foot Sword

53
Q

What is the English for ‘yop bal badak’?

A

Side Sole

54
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What is the English for ‘yop baldung’?

A

Side Instep

55
Q

What is the English for ‘bal badak’?

A

Sole

56
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What is the English for ‘dwitchook’?

A

Back Heel

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