Four Direction Punch
As practiced at Kwak's Taekwondo/Karate
Four Direction Punch is not one of the 24 original Taekwondo forms/katas.
Hence it does not have a meaning.
Movements: 14
Ready Posture: OPEN READY STANCE
The illustrations for this pattern assume the student is standing on line AB and facing D (Front of DoJang).
- Move the right foot to D, forming a Right Front stance
toward D while executing a Right Mid punch to D (ki hap).
- Move the right foot backward to B, forming a Left Front stance
toward A while executing a low Left Outer forearm block to A.
- Move the right foot to A, forming a Right Front stance
toward A while executing a Right Mid punch to A.
- Move the right foot backward to D, forming a Left Front stance
toward C while executing a low Left Outer forearm block to C.
- Move the right foot to C, forming a Right Front stance
toward C while executing a Right Mid punch to C.
- Move the right foot backward to A, forming a Left Front stance
toward B while executing a low Left Outer forearm block to B.
- Move the right foot to B, forming a Right Front stance
toward B while executing a Right Mid punch to B.
END: Bring the right foot back to a ready posture.
- Move the left foot to D, forming a Left Front stance
toward D while executing a Left Mid punch to D.
- Move the left foot backward to A, forming a Right Front stance
toward B while executing a low Right Outer forearm block to B.
- Move the left foot to B, forming a Left Front stance
toward B while executing a Left Mid punch to B.
- Move the left foot backward to D, forming a Right Front stance
toward C while executing a low Right Outer forearm block to C.
- Move the left foot to C, forming a Left Front stance
toward C while executing a Left Mid punch to C with the left fist.
- Move the left foot to backward B, forming a Right Front stance
toward A while executing a low Right Outer forearm block to A.
- Move the left foot to A, forming a Left Front stance
toward A while executing a Left Mid punch to A (ki hap).
END: Bring the left foot back to a ready posture.