TAEGEUK YI JANG

Movements - 18
Ready Posture - Kibon junbi seogi

The associated trigram of this poomsae represents the Lake. Also, related to the symbol is South East and the relationship of the youngest daughter. The movements of this Taegeuk are aimed to be performed believing that man has limitations, but that we can overcome these limitations. The Lake and its water symbolize the flowing and calm nature of the martial artist. This form is to reflect those attributes.

Move	Motion	Stance	Technique	Name
1	Turn 90° left	L. Walking stance	L. Low block	Wen Ap seogi Arae makki
2	Advance	R. Long stance	R. Middle punch	Oreun Ap kubi Momtong bandae jireugi
3	Turn 180° right	R. Walking stance	R. Low block	Oreun Ap seogi Arae makki
4	Advance	L. Long stance	L. Middle punch	Wen Ap kubi Momtong bandae jireugi
5	Turn 90° left	L. Walking stance	R. Middle inner block	Wen Ap seogi Momtong an makki
6	Advance	R. Walking stance	L. Middle inner block	Oreun Ap seogi Momtong an makki
7	Turn 90° left	L. Walking stance	L. Low block	Wen Ap seogi Arae makki
8a	-	-	R. Front kick	Ap chagi
8b	Advance	R. Long stance	R. High punch	Oreun Ap kubi Olgul bandae jireugi
9	Turn 180° right	R. Walking stance	R. Low block	Oreun Ap seogi Arae makki
10a	-	-	L. Front kick	Ap chagi
10b	Advance	L. Long stance	L. High punch	Wen Ap kubi Olgul bandae jireugi
11	Turn 90° left	L. Walking stance	L. High block	Wen Ap seogi Olgul makki
12	Advance	R. Walking stance	R. High block	Oreun Ap seogi Olgul makki
13	Turn 270° left	L. Walking stance	R. Middle inner block	Wen Ap seogi Momtong an makki
14	Spot turn 180° right	R. Walking stance	L. Middle inner block	Oreun Ap seogi Momtong an makki
15	Turn 90° left	L. Walking stance	L. Low block	Wen Ap seogi Arae makki
16a	-	-	R. Front kick	Ap chagi
16b	Advance	R. Walking stance	R. Middle punch	Oreun Ap seogi Momtong bandae jireugi
17a	-	-	L. Front kick	Ap chagi
17b	Advance	L. Walking stance	L. Middle punch	Wen Ap seogi Momtong bandae jireugi
18a	-	-	R. Front kick	Ap chagi
18b	Advance	R. Walking stance	R. Middle punch	Oreun Ap seogi Momtong bandae jireugi
Keuman	Moving the left foot turn 180° leftwards to return to ready stance			Kibon junbi seogi