Philosophical Meaning: “Symbolizes wind. It is sometimes gentle, sometimes forceful, yielding and penetrating, soothing and destructive, invisible, yet manifesting” – Doug Cook
Wind represents that Taekwondo practitioner can represent all the traits listed above. An example would be the trait of gentleness. A Taekwondo practitioner can be seen as gentle as a breeze.
Left foot comes back next to the right foot, left hand hammer fist downwards
Turn right into right front stance, right hand low block
Right foot comes back next to the left foot, right hand hammer fist downwards
Advance forward into left front stance, left inside block, right inside block
Right foot front kick into right front stance, right hand backfist, left inside block
Left foot front kick into left front stance, left hand backfist, right inside block
Advance right foot forward into right front stance, right hand backfist
Moving left foot, turn 270 degrees to the left into left back stance, knife hand middle block with left hand
Step into right front stance, right elbow strike
Moving right foot, turn 180 degrees all the way to the right into right back stance, knife hand middle block
Step into left front stance, left elbow strike
Turn left 90 degrees into left front stance, left hand low block, right inside block
Right foot kick into right front stance, right hand low block, left inside block
Turn left 90 degrees into left front stance, left high block
Right side kick and right hand punch together into right front stance, left elbow into open right hand
Turn right 180 degrees into right front stance, right high block
Left side kick and left hand punch together into left front stance, right elbow strike into open left hand
Turn left 90 degrees into left front stance, left low block, right inside block
Right front kick, hop forward and land in a twist stance while executing a right backfist to the nose. The right foot is flat and the left foot should be on the ball of foot, yell “Kihap”!
When the Instructor says “Bah Ro”, turn and face the Instructor.
