
Highlight the trailer's energetic vocal cues—hey, yeah, yap—capturing taekwondo's upbeat pacing to engage learners from white belt to black belt 7th dan.
Blend mental discipline with a personal quest in Taekwondo as a total martial art. Develop defense, balance, and confidence at each learner’s rhythm; imaginary combat sequences reflect philosophy and concentration.
Explore taegeuk yi jang as a scientific method for learning poems with defense and attack against one or several opponents, building movement suppleness, muscle strength, and controlled breathing.
Develop velocity and precision in taegeug sam jang, align with green belt and fire trigram, and master blocks and circular hand attacks in Sanno Mountain Karate.
Explore eight Taekwondo poems tied to belt grades from white to black, detailing progression, green belt with blue stripe (fifth cup), and the associated blocking and attacking techniques.
Understand taegeuk poomsae as character-driven sequences requiring execution without thinking, begin and end in the same position, face an imaginary opponent, and adjust rhythm with tempo for blocks and attacks.
Master Taekwondo posters and basic positions, from upright to deep stances, with leg symmetry, to anchor attacks, defenses, and movements. Develop velocity, strength, and precision through correct positions and blocks.
Explore taegeuk chil jang blocks to defend against opponent blows, covering low, medium, and high levels with open or closed hands, plus two-arm and circular techniques.
Explore taegeug pal jang, detailing direct, sideways, behind, and circular kicks, jump kicks and sequences, plus two-level blocks with both arms, red belt with black stripe, and Earth trigram.
Collio poems reflect a warrior spirit as movements unfold with force against Mongolian invaders. It presents new fundamental techniques, including tongue MLG Chomsky for block positioning and various strikes.
Explore Keumagang postures and basic techniques for blocks and attacks, from upright to low stances, using Sanno and Sunch'on maki, with partner drills to refine blocks, kicks, and palm strikes.
Identify Taebaek as luminous and learn Taekwondo techniques, including dual blocks for opponent moves at low, medium, or high levels with open or closed hands and straight or circular movements.
Explore Pyong Won poomse, emphasizing flexible, majestic movements, with new fundamental techniques and blocks using hands, elbows, and knees, and a wide range of direct, lateral, and circular kicks.
Explore sipjin techniques by performing double and reinforced blocks with the outside edge of the hand, executing elbow and fist attacks, and adjusting tempo for rhythm.
Develop new fundamental taekwondo techniques for blocks and strikes, including outer-edge hand block (sono ulgool makki), low-side block, high back apchagi with a simultaneous fist attack, and hammer chiki.
Chonkwon teaches taekwondo poomse with vitality, introducing nalgae puji blocks, makki blocks with the edge of the hand in swallow position, and Suzune Jirugi in a simultaneous sequence.
Explore Hansu as water with fluid movements in taekwondo, and learn new fundamental techniques including a two-level block with edge-of-hand strikes and a simultaneous hammer blow to the opponent's sides.
Explore taekwondo 16 poomse, tracing a path from white belt to black belt 7th dan while understanding how credits support progression.
8 Basic Poomse & 8 Superior Poomse and their applications
Roger Piarulli: He is a technical expert, 8th degree in Taekwondo.
He shows you how to perfect the execution of your Poomse.
Each Poomse is filmed using different angles for optimum understanding of the movements.
Taekwondo is a Korean Martial Art in which fighters use their fists, their feet and other parts of their body as natural weapons.
Taekwondo inherits from the Korean Martial tradition and is now considered as a Martial Art itself.
It became an Olympic discipline, and is a complete and demanding sport.
Originally developed in Korea, Taekwondo has become a discipline practiced worldwide, used for both self-defense and as a competitive sport.
Poomse are imaginary and codified combats that are executed by one person, alone.
These sequences of attack and defense movements reflect the Taekwondo spirit.
A non stop work leads to the deep meaning of Taekwondo.
8 Official Poomse (from white to black belt levels)
- Tae Geug Il Jang
- Tae Geug Yi Jang
- Tae Geug Sam Jang
- Tae Geug Sa Jang
- Tae Geug Ho Jang
- Tae Geug Youk Jang
- Tae Geug Tchil Jang
- Tae Geug Pal Jang
8 Official Superior Poomse (from black belt 2nd Dan to black belt 7th Dan)
- Koryo
- Keumgang
- Taebaek
- Pyong Won
- Sip Jin
- Jitae
- Chonkwon
- Hansu
Good luck with this course!