Taegeuk Two – Ee Jang
The diagram for Taegeuk two symbolises ‘tae,’ which signifies cheerfulness and happiness. A person who is filled with happiness is a person possessing inner strength as well as maintaining and conveying to others a sense of serenity and balance.
Taegeuk Two Depiction
Taegeuk 2
Taegeuk Two Techniques
|
Order |
Stance |
Technique(s) |
Korean |
|
1 |
Short |
Low block | Arae-makki |
|
2 |
Front |
Body punch | Momtong bandae-jireugi |
|
3 |
Short |
Low block | Arae-makki |
|
4 |
Front |
Body punch | Momtong bandae-jireugi |
|
5 |
Short |
Inner body block | Momtong an-makki |
|
6 |
Short |
Inner body block | Momtong an-makki |
|
7 |
Short |
Low block | Arae-makki |
|
8 |
Front |
Front kick + face punch | Ap-chagi + olgul-jireugi |
|
9 |
Short |
Low block | Arae-makki |
|
10 |
Front |
Front kick + face punch | Ap-chagi + olgul-jireugi |
|
11 |
Short |
Face block | Olgul-makki |
|
12 |
Short |
Face block | Olgul-makki |
|
13 |
Short |
Inner body block | Momtong an-makki |
|
14 |
Short |
Inner body block | Momtong an-makki |
|
15 |
Short |
Low block | Arae-makki |
|
16 |
Short |
Front kick + body punch | Ap-chagi + momtong bandae-jireugi |
|
17 |
Short |
Front kick + body punch | Ap-chagi + momtong bandae-jireugi |
|
18 |
Short |
Front kick + body punch “kihap” | Ap-chagi + momtong bandae-jireugi |
|
19 |
Parallel |
Left foot moves | Kibon jumbi-seogi |
