Ge-Baek

http://www.kick-t.com 12. ITF Taekwon-Do pattern performed by Jaroslaw Suska 5 Dan.

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[peachy800]

It actually quite saddens me to see this argument. I'm going for my second dan in October and I've been doing Taekwon-do for seven years from the age of 10. Clearly I am young and nothing on the ladder of Black belt Dans but why can't people appreciate this lovely pattern without arguing? Everybody has their own interpretation and anyone can get a move wrong or whatever but I don't think anybody should be correcting others under Gen. Choi's name, G.M. Toundrow's or anyone elses for that matter.

[TKD960]

I quite like how everyone starts claiming to have been the direct student of General Choi. Anyways, on a different note, why argue? It's a video. Keyboard warriors really get on my nerves!

[Tomothee1]

@fjgroom err well what would you call in time because it looks fine to me.

[therouxvicky]

Gotta say I love using these videos for referece-- despite our federation not using sine-wave, it is technically correct and as close to perfect form as I can find on youtube.... I just learned the second half of the pattern in a class today and not 2 hours later, I had forgotten a couple moves.... oy vey, a very confusing pattern! For the haters... chill,,, not every single iota has to match what you learned... doesnt make his or yours more or less correct :) taekwon!

[WirralTaekwondo]

@ RDraGon2179 Turning kcik is done at a 45 degree angle to utilise ap kumchi (front sole) most effectively. Baldung (instep) is used when performing a front turing kick (i.e. 'round' kick to a target straight in front). If you try this kick using ap kumchi both straight and at an angle for yourself you will see that more power can be produced at 45 degrees and it reaches the target sooner. Baldung / front turning kick can be used where less power is needed e.g. the face. Hope this helps

[RDraGon2179]

Question: Why do ITF do the round kicks to an angle. And dont say because its right or its in the ITF encyopedia. I like a good define answer.

[Afterhourscaffeine]

@grabir01 Its call a sine wave, hes meant to bob up and down.

[grabir01]

too much bobbing up and down.. Way too much..

[oFIRESoHURTo]

WOOHHHH there is so many different transitions in this pattern :P gonna be fun learning this

[DeeKaay96]

Im going for my 2nd degree in june and i still cant do this pattern

[racrx32]

What happened to the twist kick?  eeeesh!

[MrDemon1224]

your amazing