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A key element of any grading in TaeKwonDo is the performance of a
set pattern of moves, called poomse in
Korean, that allow the students to demonstrate their proficiency in
basic techniques performed in a particular sequence. The eight taeguek poomse are used in kup level gradings
(i.e. below black belt), progressing in difficulty.
Patterns |
| English | Korean |
| Pattern 1 | Taeguek Iljang |
| Pattern 2 | Taeguek Eejang |
| Pattern 3 | Taeguek Samjang |
| Pattern 4 | Taeguek Sarjang |
| Pattern 5 | Taeguek Ojang |
| Pattern 6 | Taeguek Yokjang |
| Pattern 7 | Taeguek Chiljang |
| Pattern 8 | Taeguek Paljang |
Videos of each of the above patterns can be found on the
BTCB Poomse team
site
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