9th Kup

Question 1

How many movements in Chon Ji

Answer 1

19

Question 2

What is the Directional Map of Chon Ji

Answer 2

A plus (+)

Question 3

Ready position of Chon Ji

Answer 3

Narani Jumbi Sogi

Question 4

What to do with the heel when retreating for final two punches of Chon Ji

Answer 4

Lift the heel to create the sine wave

Question 6

Where do you look when just starting the pattern Chon Ji

Answer 6

Turn your head left before the body follows with a Najunde Bakat Palmok Makgi

Question 7

What does Chon Ji mean

Answer 7

CHON JI means ‘The Heaven, The Earth’ and is the orient interpreted as the beginning of the world and the creation of human history. Therefore it is the initial pattern played by the beginning student.
It was two similar parts, one to represent the heaven (An Palmok Makgi points up) and the other to represent the Earth(Bakat Palmok Makgi points down)

Question 9

Gunnun sogi

Answer 9

Walking stance (1.5 shoulder widths, front knee over the heel, no more the 25 degrees on the back foot)

Question 10

L Stance

Answer 10

Niunja Sogi (70% weight on the back foot, 1.5 shoulder widths between front and back foot, toes of both feet 15 degrees inwards, front heel and rear heel 2.5 cm gap)

Question 11

Low section

Answer 11

Najunde (waist line)

Question 12

Middle section

Answer 12

Kaunde

Question 13

Inner

Answer 13

An

Question 14

Bakat

Answer 14

Outer

Question 15

Forearm

Answer 15

Palmok

Question 16

Punch

Answer 16

Jirugi (A punch is used primarily to cause an internal haemorrhage by twisting the attacking tool at the point of impact)

Question 17

Gunnun Sogi

Answer 17

Walking stance (1.5 shoulder widths, front knee over the heel, no more the 25 degrees on the back foot)

Question 18

Niunja Sogi

Answer 18

L Stance (70% weight on the back foot, 1.5 shoulder widths between front and back foot, toes of both feet 15 degrees inwards, front heel and rear heel 2.5 cm gap)

Question 19

Najunde

Answer 19

Low section (waist level)

Question 20

Kaunde

Answer 20

Middle section (Shoulder level)

Question 21

Bakat

Answer 21

Outer

Question 22

An

Answer 22

Inner

Question 23

Palmok

Answer 23

Forearm

Question 24

Makgi

Answer 24

Block (Always Cross Wrists)

Question 25

Jirugi

Answer 25

Punch (A punch is used primarily to cause an internal haemorrhage by twisting the attacking tool at the point of impact)

Question 26

Low Outer Forearm Block (First Half of Chon Ji)

Answer 26

Najunde Bakat Palmok Makgi (Blocking hand on top, wrist to wrist)

Question 27

Inner Forearm Block (Second Half of Chon Ji)

Answer 27

An Palmok Makgi (Blocking hand below, both wrists down)

Question 28

Middle punch

Answer 28

Kaunde Jirugi (Centre line)

Question 29

Kaunde Jirugi

Answer 29

Middle Punch ( Shoulder Level, Centre line of the body)

Question 30

Meaning of Yellow

Answer 30

Yellow signifies the earth from which the plant takes root and sprouts as Taekwon-do foundations are laid

Question 31

What does White mean

Answer 31

White signifies innocence as that of the beginning student who has no previous knowledge of Taekwon-do

Question 32

Najunde Bakat Palmok Makgi

Answer 32

Low Outer Forearm Block (Blocking hand on top, wrist to wrist)

Question 33

An Palmok Makgi

Answer 33

Inner Forearm Block (Blocking hand below, both wrists down)