03 - 8th Kup - Yellow Belt

Question 1

Dan Gun Tul

How many movements are there in Dan Gun?

Answer 1

21

Question 2

Dan Gun Tul

What is the interpretation of Dan Gun?

Answer 2

Dan Gun is named after the Holy Dan Gun, the legendary founder of Korea in the year 2333 B.C.

Question 3

Dan Gun Tul

What is the beginning stance in Dan Gun?

Answer 3

Parallel Ready Stance

Question 4

Dan Gun Tul

Which foot comes back to the ready stance at the end of Dan Gun?

Answer 4

Left foot

Question 5

Count from 1 - 10 in Korean

Answer 5

1. Hana
2. Dool
3. Set
4. Net
5. Dasot
6. Yasot
7. Ilgop (ilgop)
8. Yodul
9. Ahop
10. Yol

Question 6

What is a “Parallel Stance” in Korean?

Answer 6

Narani Sogi

Narani means Parallel, Sogi means stance.

Question 7

What is a “Walking Stance” in Korean?

Answer 7

Gunnun Sogi

Gunnun means Walking, Soge means stance.

Question 8

What is a “L - Stance” in Korean?

Answer 8

Niunja Sogi

Niunja (neeyunja) means L, Sogi means Stance

Question 9

What is an “Obverse Punch” in Korean?

An obverse punch is a punch using the same arm as your forward foot.

Answer 9

Baro Jirugi

Baro means Observe, Jirugi means Punch

Question 10

What is a “Reverse Punch” in Korean?

A reverse punch is a punch using the opposite arm from your forward foot. (Opposite of an Observe Punch).

Answer 10

Bandae Jirugi

Bandae means Reverse, Jirugi means Punch

Question 11

What is your inner forearm in Korean?

Your inner forearm is the same side of your forearm as your thumb. Confusingly, this edge is on the outside on an inner forearm block, where your palm is facing up which turns the inner forearm to the outside!

Answer 11

An Palmok

An means Inner, Palmok means Forearm.

Question 12

What is your outer forearm in Korean?

Your outer forwarm is the same side of your forearm as your little finger.

Answer 12

Bakat Palmok

Bakat means outer, Palmok means Forearm