Text Box: 7th Kup Green Stripe          Pattern Do-San  

Text Box:  Terminology. 71.  DO-SAN TUL  has 24 movements. 72.  DO-SAN is the pseudonym of the patriot Ahn Chang-Ho (1876-1938) who devoted his entire life to furthering the education of Korea and it’s independent movement.        NEW TECHNIQUES and STANCES:  73.  RELEASE FROM GRAB  Jappyosul Tae. 74.  SPOT TURNING  Gujari Dolgi. 75.  FIXED STANCE  Gojong Sogi.(L shaped stance. Weight 50%-50%.   Measures one and a half shoulder widths long from inside back heel to big toe. 76.  BENDING READY STANCE ‘A’.  Guburyo Junbi Sogi ‘A’  (The standing leg has the knee bent over the big toe). 77.  VERTICAL STANCE  This is a T stance with approx. half a shoulder width   between the heels.  Both legs straight with weight 60% back 40% front. 78.  REVERSE KNIFEHAND HIGH REVERSE STRIKE  Sonkal Dung Nopunde Bandae Taerigi. 79.  SIDE PUNCH  Yop Jirugi. 80.  INNER FOREARM CIRCULAR BLOCK  An Palmok Dollimyo Makgi. 81.  SIDE KICK  Yop Chagi. 82.  SIDE PIERCING KICK  Yop Cha Jirugi.        OBVERSE or REVERSE TECHNIQUES, LEFT or RIGHT STANCES 85.  In a Right Stance a Right technique is Obverse and Left technique, Reverse.   86.  All stances to the side e.g. Attention, Close, Parallel, Ready, Sitting are neither left or right, therefore techniques are neither obverse or reverse.   87.  All forward stances with a 50%-50% weight ratio e.g. Walking, Low, Fixed the forward leg denotes the stance. If the right leg is forward in a walking stance, then this is a right walking stance.                          88.  In all forward stances with unequal weight ratio e.g. L, Bending, Vertical the most load bearing leg denotes the stance.  In L stance if 70% of the weight is on the right leg then this is a right L stance.  Therefore any technique with the right arm is an obverse technique, the left arm will produce a reverse technique.      89.  NORMAL MOTION  requires a breath in, followed by a breath out when  executing the technique, then a slight pause before the next technique.     90.  CONTINUOUS MOTION is used when combining several hand techniques  without pausing.  (Still with one breath in and out per technique). 83.  REVERSE SIDE PIERCING KICK  Bandae Yop Cha Jirugi. 84.  TURNING KICK   Dollyo Chagi.

Text Box: Syllabus                                                                      CHON-JI DAN-GUN DO-SAN Step Sparring 3-4 Sim Sparring 4 Basic Self Defence                                                               Forwards: Right W.S. reverse knifehand high reverse strike. Backwards: Fixed stance side punch. Forwards: W.S. Circular block. Backwards: Back Piercing kick, L.S. guarding block. Forwards: Bending stance, side kick, L.S. guarding block.    Turn, guarding block Forwards: Turning kick, L.S. guarding block.