Taekwondo : poomse
| 13:24 May 2, 2001 |
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| na | forms, formal exercises |
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Form Explanation: I've done Taekwondo for years, since before 품세 (pumse) replaced 형 (hyong) in common use. Whether the Korean term is 품세 or 형, it is ALWAYS rendered "form" in English. Danny |
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forms, formal exercises Explanation: POOMSE forms, formal exercises http://www.tigertaekwondo.com/glossary.htm http://www.sheridanc.on.ca/academic/computing/IMM/limjungs/T... Poomse (POOM-sae): A pattern of techniques used against an imaginary opponent. In some competitions, an athlete's poomse is scored and specific moves are required, similar to the compulsory round in figure skating. http://www.zianet.com/moxie/TKD/Poomse.htm Reference: http://www.zianet.com/moxie/TKD/Poomse/IlJang.htm Reference: http://www.zianet.com/moxie/TKD/Poomse/YiJang.htm |
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