YunSuk Kebon Donjak

[GuJu MaN 89]

Does anyone have a diagram for this form? I have forgotten how to do it.

 

Thank You.

[GuJu MaN 89]

anybody?

[rmclain]

Hello GuJu MaN 89,

 

I can't help with this. I don't recognize the name.

 

"Kebon Donjak" means, "Basic Movements," but I don't understand "Yunsuk." Which art teaches this form?

 

Sincerely,

 

Robert McLain

[Akima]

I find the ki-bon patterns to be the worst documented patterns.

 

This site has just about every Korean form pattern written up:

 

http://paperwindow.com/tkd/patterns.htm

 

Not sure if he's got the Ki Bon patterns, but I bet if you contact the guy who runs it, he could point you in the right direction.

[Akima]

try this

 

http://www.wispertel.net/~inothstine/kibondonjak.html

[GuJu MaN 89]

its not any of those..

 

the form starts like this:

 

forward center punch(right hand)

 

forward center punch(left hand)

 

turn to right, reverse punch

 

turn to left, reverse punch

 

center inside knife (left)

 

outside knife(left)

 

inside knife(right)

 

outside knife(right)

 

high knife block(left)

 

high knife block(right)

[rmclain]

Sorry GuJu MaN 89, I don't know of that form and can't help.

 

Good luck with your search. Please let me know if you find the diagram.

 

Sincerely,

 

Robert McLain

[tommarker]

It could just be a form your instructor made up. Of course, without any clues as to which style you practice, with which group, etc... it is very hard to help you.

[GuJu MaN 89]

i practice Tae Kwon Do.