Chon-Ji

Chon-Ji Hyung (천지/天地) (also Chon-Ji tul or poomsae) is an official pattern of the International Taekwon-Do Federation. It consists of 19 movements and is normally the pattern done by white belts, the first hyung that Taekwon-Do members will learn.

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• Con-Ji
• 9.gup
• taekwon-do
• pattern

[bluewing26]

@gospellover28 its sinewave, not signwave.

[HollywoodKendrick]

Nicely done. He did it right. I hate it when people criticize others like the way they do it is better. Everyone was taught differently. Have you forgotten the meaning of martial arts?

[SuicideVan]

People have to remember that Taekwondo is a young and progressive martial art, the minor differences in forms such as chon-ji are there as a result. The importance with chon-ji lies in the balance and stability of the stance and the use of reverse power in the punches and blocks.

[minamadi]

Great, thanks.

[efhve]

stand*

[efhve]

different from what i have seen before. ANd why does he stay on a parking lot with palms in the background?

[gospellover28]

that guy has no signwave

[gmfk12lk]

Everyone learns at a different pace

[BX3Free]

@gmfk12lk Are you kidding me? No offence, but I did it perfectly on my third try today, my first day of Chon-Ji, third try, me and my friend.

[thefinnlord]

This is very well performed.

Though, I'm sorry to say, you bent your knee when performing your final middle block, making it (I believe) a sitting stance. Other than that, it was perfect, very well timed.