6th to 5th Kup - Won Hyo

Required for this pattern...

Stances:

Niunja Sogi - L-stance

Gunnun Sogi - Walking stance

Gojung Sogi - Fixed stance

Moa Sogi - Close stance

Goburyo Sogi 'A' - Bending stance 'A'

Defending moves:

Sang Palmok Makgi - Twin forearm block

Sonkal Daebi Makgi - Knifehand guarding block

Dollimyo Makgi Circular block

Palmok Daebi Makgi Forearm guarding block

◦ Buddhism is a religious teaching spread by the followers of the Buddha who believe that man's suffering is caused by greed, hatred and mistaken ideas, and if they can be destroyed will cause man to achieve a perfect spiritual purity.

Won Hyo was one of the leading thinkers, writers and commentators of the Korean Buddhist tradition.

Theory:

• Understand and correctly perform all 10th to 7th Kup techniques and requirements
• When using Gojung Sogi (fixed stance) the weight must be distributed 50/50, whilst keeping the feet in an L-shape stance
• Name and demonstrate the following stances:
• Close ready stance 'A', Bending ready stance 'A' and Fixed stance.
• The starting point for pattern Won-Hyo is Moa Junbi Sogi 'A'.
• Identify the following parts of the body:
• Palm, Heel, Knee and Back elbow
• Know the meaning of the pattern Won Hyo
• Name and demonstrate eight stances learnt so far
• What patterns have you learnt so far and how many movements does each one have?
• What is meant by the theory of power?
• Describe the following blocks:

a) An Makgi                             b) Bakat Makgi

c) Anuro Makgi                        d) Bakuro Makgi

e) An Palmok Makgi                  f) Bakat Palmok Makgi

Sparring:

2-step sparring (Ibo Matsogi)

3-step semi free sparring

Free sparring (Jayu Matsogi)

Power:

Minimum 2 breaks required, using a choice of\techniques. You must be able to identify the techniques and attacking tools used (left and right count as 2 techniques)

Please be aware that you may be asked to change the side if you used the same technique for your 7th Kup grading

Attacking moves:

Sonkal Annuro Taerigi - Knifehand inward strikeK

Kaunde Yopcha Jirugi - Side punch

Sun Sonkut Tulgi - Straight fingertip thrust

Najunde apcha busigi - Low front snap kick

WON-HYO

Won-Hyo was the noted monk who introduced Buddhism to the Silla Dynasty in the year of 686 A.D.

The pattern has 28 movements.