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Tae kwon do Kicks and StancesKick and Stance TerminologyTae kwon do kicks may vary from school to school for some of the more descriptive kicks and so do their associated names. For example, a crescent kick at one school may be called an out to in kick at another. A downward kick may be called an ax kick. Don't let these differences throw you. After all, we do the same in English (Grande = Medium at Starbucks:) Kicks
Tae kwon do Kicking Techniques Stances
Don't let all this Korean terminology scare you. I have never been in a class where the instructor didn't use Korean and English instructions to help students learn the terms Well there was one time where the whole class was instructed in Korean, but only because the Master didn't speak English. I kept my eyes on the Masters and seniors in front of me and followed along to the best of my ability. Also, I don't want you to think that all this vocabulary finds its way into every class. It doesn't. Masters sprinkle words throughout class to expose students to the terminology for taekwondo kicks, stances, punches and much more. Oh, that all Korean class I took--one of the best experiences I ever had because I was forced to really concentrate to keep up. I was the only completely non-Korean speaker in class although not the only American. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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