Your Pattern
What is the significance of Dan-Gun?
Dan-Gun is named after the Holy Dan-Gun, the legendary founder of Korea in the year 2333 BC
How do you say Knife-hand in Korean?
Sonkal
The technique where we "pull the rope" is called what?
Middle guarding block
The ball of the foot
How do you say sword-edge of the foot in Korean?
Balkal
How many moves are in Dan-Gun?
21
How do you say Forearm in Korean?
Palmok
When performing a twin knife-hand block, how should the hands/wrist be crossed in the prep?
Both fists facing the body, the lower blocking hand closest to the body
How many parts does a back kick have?
4 (1 - turn and look over your shoulder, 2 - kick, 3 - retract your kick, 4 - turn around)
Who was the founder of the Phoenix Group?
Grand Master John Tompkins
Which foot returns to ready posture in Dan-Gun?
The left foot
What does "Daebi" mean?
Guarding
When performing a single knife-hand block, how should the hands/wrists be facing in the prep?
Back of the wrist to back of the wrist, the blocking hand closest to your body
In Korean, what part of the foot is used for a back kick?
Dwitkumchi
Where/how was GM Tompkins introduced to TaeKwon-Do?
In the army while stationed in Vietnam (in 1965)
The Ki-haps happen on which moves in Dan-Gun?
8 and 17
Taerigi
In a twin forearm block, which arm is considered the primary block?
The lower arm (middle block with the outer forearm)
One of your breaking techniques is a front kick, back kick, consecutive. What does consecutive mean?
Both kicks are performed by the same foot without setting it down in between kicks
How do you say Fist in Korean?
Joomuk
What diagram does Dan-Gun make on the floor?
A capital letter "I"
How do you say Guarding Block with the knife-hand in Korean?
Sonkal daebi makgi
In Dan-Gun moves 13 and 14 are performed in a "continuous motion". What does it mean to be in a continuous motion?
2 sine waves, one long continuous breath with an accent at the end
One of your line motions is "Turning kick; back kick combination". What does "combination" mean?
Different kicks, different legs or 2 kicks, 2 legs
Point to your moorup
(knee)