Taekwando basics

A poomse is a systematic, prearranged sequence of techniques that is performed either with or without the use of a weapon. Various schools sometimes insert one of a variety of other forms before the first taegeuk poomse, taegeuk il-jang such as Kibon Basic #1 Pattern.

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With these basic kicks you can win a fight easily. With more advanced kicks your opponent won't stand a chance...unless of course they know how to do them too

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In English, a single taekwondo technique might go by more than one name. For example, a skip roundhouse kick might also be called a leading-leg roundhouse kick. The same is true in Korean: a single technique might be known by more than one name. For this reason, different taekwondo websites (including this one) might use several different names for the same technique. The naming problem is further exacerbated by the fact that the same Korean word can be romanized into the English alphabet…

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