Taekwondo

This unique text is the first to offer a detailed, comprehensive presentation of Taekwondo's three most widely practiced forms systems, including those sanctioned by Taekwondo's largest governing organization, the World Taekwondo Federation. More than 5000 photographs and 1200 drawings spanning 512 pages document the 25 individual forms that make up the P'algwae. T'aeguk, and WTF Black Belt forms systems. Detailed introductory chapters provide a brief overview of Taekwondo's structure,

review the historical origins of forms, outline general principles of execution and interpretation, and thoroughly describe the underlying philosophical concepts and meanings associated with each individual form and form system. In subsequent chapters, each of the 25 forms begins with summary pages for quick reference, followed by a detailed breakdown of each movement, which includes larger photos, descriptive text, alternate views, closeups of complex actions, Korean nomenclature, precise footwork drawings, pattern diagrams on every page for constant reference,

and examples of select movements applied to practical self-defense. Since forms training is intended to be a reflection of actual combat, descriptive text also outlines the combative purpose behind each movement, as well as common alternate interpretations. While many books on forms have been produced over the years, none offer the level of detail, accuracy, and technical description provided by this text. Written and designed by

the author of the 896-page Taekwondo: Traditions, Philosophy, Technique, "widely acclaimed for its comprehensive integration of traditional and modern approaches, sport and self-defense, in a single text," thisindispensable companion work is the definitive text on WTF forms.

Consists of the historical background of Taekwondo, etiquette and ethics, rules inside the Dojang, the Taekwondo oath, the stances, the uniform and belt, and the training curriculum, the parts of the body used for attack and defense, basic stances, and concentrates on Taegeuk 1 Jang through Taegeuk 8 Jang. Includes many pictures that depict in detail each of the movements, as well as a chart of the footwork so that anyone can learn the Taegeuks easily.

This volumne consists of all the movements for all the black belt poomse (from first Dan to ninth Dan), which includes Koryo, Geumgang, Teaback, Pyongwon, Sipjin, Jitae, Cheongwon, Hansoo, Ilyo and a complete list of all the rules and regulations, including a list of Taekwondo terminology.
 

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