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| Mok-Gum |
Mok-gum means 'wooden sword'. This is used by beginners for drawing and putting back the sword, basic cuts, pre-arranged forms, fighting drills, paper cutting and candle snuffing. It is designed to build skills and techniques in order for students to eventually become comfortable enough to use the 'Gah-Gum'
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| Gah-Gum |
Blunt, unsharpened metal sword or fake sword. This is used by students only after they have accumulated the proper amount of experience with the 'Mok-gum'
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| Juk-Do |
Bamboo sword similar to that used in Kumdo except slightly smaller. Used for sparring, competition and other contact drills.
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| Jin-Gum |
Sharpened steel sword. This sword may only be used by adult Black Belt students with the appropriate amount of experience. This sword is used for cutting bamboo, straw and for advance training.
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| Cha-Ryut |
Attention
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| Dan-Jun-Ho-Hyup |
Deep abdominal breathing exercise
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| Chuk-Gum |
The process of returning the sword to the scabbard (sword case)
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| Gyuk-Gum |
Fighting sword drills
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| Jae-Sa |
Stance
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| Kyun-Juk-Sae |
Defense position
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| Gima-Jae-Sae |
Horse riding stance
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| Gima-Gyun-Juk-Sae |
Horse riding stance while aiming the sword in defense position
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| Jo-Chun-Sae |
Ready stance with sword above head, elbows at 90 degrees
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| Dae-do-se |
Large stance with back foot turned out and front foot turned inwards, feet at a 90 degree angle
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| Dae-Do-Kyun-Juk-Se |
Large stance with sword in defense position
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| So-Do-Sae |
Small stance with back knee bent and heel off ground
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| So-Do-Kyun-Juk-Jae |
Small stance with sword in the defense position
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| Gumgye-Duklip-Pal-Sung-Sae |
One legged crane stance
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| Baggi |
Cutting
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| Chun-Nun-a-Baggi |
Straight cut
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| Ja-hoo-Baggi |
Left and right cut
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| Sahm-Dan-Baggi |
Staight, left and right cuts
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| Husang Dan IL Gum Joonbi |
Preparation for Lateral cut
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| Husang Dan Il Gum |
Horizontal (Lateral) cut
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| Kwang-Cha Baggi |
Straight cut/left cut/right cut/lateral cut/45 degree left cut/45 degree right cut
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| Yoo Baggi |
Continuous cutting (front then back)
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| Opp Rho |
Move forward
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| Dee Do |
Move backward
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| Cha Rho |
Move left
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| Oo Rho |
Move right
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