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Rrjha Ll rrJha ll"jahng *1, memoylzarlan dlagram EAST Phase c (opp.) I I I I I The location of I I I ln Wha ll-Jahng #l is the light blue rectangle that I I Phase completes the same northern half hase D ofthe Songahm Star as Songahm D (oppJ Ee-Jahng but does so much more I I advanced techniques in a'figure eight" I I design, or the "infinity" symbol. I Phase I I I As you leam this form you will make contact with the northeast and north- west points ofthe Songahm Star. Begin- ning with ln Wha ll-Jahng, the patterns become much easier to follow although the techniques become somewhat more I - Phase difficult. lt is imperative that you under- I A stand the directions that you are to turn I on each corner ai this becomes I complex in ln Wha ll-Jahng. Ptrise B In Wha ll-Jahng has eight (8) phases lettered A, B, C, D and opposite sides of each. When following this diagram, begin at the circle labeled "she-jahk' and follow the arrow counterclockwise around the square. When you have arrived back at the circle, begin to follow the second L----P!age----r square beginning at the box labeled "bah- A (opp) ro" and follow the arrow clockwise around the square until you return to the small WEST sqdare labeled "bah-ro." ln trlha li-jahhg #t - BurpE berc at'a€la SEGMENT tEcHt{rouE SIANCE SECTION SEG[ENTONE 1. L' Double Knifehand Block Back High 2. R Reverse Horizontal Elbow Strike Front Middle 3. R #2 lnner Crescent Kick High 4. L Reverse Side Kick Mid or High 5. L Vertical Back Elbow Strikea Eack Middlo t SEGMENTTwO 6. R Double Outer Forearm Block Spaning High 7. L #2 Round Kick 8. L Repeat Round Kick High 9. L Double Outer Forearm Block Spaning High t SEGMENT T}IREE 10. R Double Knifehand Block Back High 11. L Reverse Horizontal Elbow Strike Front Middle 12. L #2 lnner Crescent Kick High 13. R Reverse Side Kick Mid or High 14. R Vertical Back Elbow Strike - KIHAP Back Middle SEGMENTFOUR 15. L Double Outer Forearm Block Spaning High <l'H+ R #2 Round Kick Low iE 17. R Repeat Round Kick High 18. R Double Outer Forearm Block Spaning High r SEGMENTFTVE 19. R Square Block Back High 20. L #2 Front Kick Mid or High 21. L Side Kick Mid or High 22. L Reverse Vertical Punch I Front Middle 23. R VerticalPunch Front High 24. L Punch - KIHAP Back Middle 25. L Knifehand Strike Back Hig t SEGMENTSIX 26. R Front High-Low Block Closed High & Low 27. L Double Knifehand Block Back High 24. .R Horizontal Reverse Spearhand Back High 29. L Outer Crescent Kick Mid or High 30. R Knifehand Block Middle High L Punch Middle Middle t SEGMENTSEVEN 32. L Square Block Back High 33. R #2 Front Kick ftrid or High 34. R Side Kick - KIHAP N4id or High €-!r 35. R Reverse Vertical Punch Front N4iddle L VerticalPunch Front High R Punch Back lr4iddle 38. R Knifehand Strike Back High t SEGMENT EIGHT 39. L Front High-Low Block Closed High & Low 40. R Double Knifehand Block Back High g-:i 41. L Horizontal Reverse Spearhead Back High iia 42. R Outer Crescent Kick lrid or High 43. L Knifehand Block Middle High t 44. R Middle [riddte NOTErAllforms begin facing East. r$ha ll-jahhg #1- BUrBB beF fortn BLOCKS: Square Block, Front High-Low Block, Knifehand Block STRIKES: Reverse Horizontal Elbow Slrike (Strike into opposite palm) Back Elbow Strike (Opposite palm, hand in knifehand fom, pushes fist) Vertical Punch KICKS: ll4 lnner Crescenl Kick (Sttiking with innet edge of foot) #1 Outer Reverse CrescenlKick (Sttiking with outet edge of foot) STANCES: Closed Stance, Back Stance, Front Stance, l\4iddle Stance TYPE OF MOVEMENT: Strong, Fast, lndividual Techniques; Fast Combination Techniques; Repeat or Continuous Double Kick READY POSITION: Left Regular Ready Position SEGMENTONE 21. ln a continuous motion without lowering the Lefl Leg. 1 . Step Left Foot to the left forming a Right Back Left Side Kick to West. And... Stance. Double Knifehand Block. 22. ln a continuous motion, step back to a Right Front 2. Shift Left Foot to Left Front Stance; Riqht Horizontal Stance, Left Vertical Punch to midsection. Elbow Strike to left palm. No step. Right Vertical Punch to high section. 3- Left Foot shifts over South-North line to #2 Right lnner 24. Step Left Foot forward to Right Back Stance; Left Crescent Kick. Land with Right Foot next to Lefi Foot. Punch to middle section. KIHAP 25. No step. Left Knifehand Strike to high section. 4. ln a continuous motion, Left Reverse Side Kick. And... SEGMENT srx 5. ln a continuous motion, Left Leg lands forward in Left 26. Right Foot moves to left, pivot on lefl counterclockwise Back Stance, Left Back Elbow Strike to North 90 degrces to Closed Stance facing West. Right High (facing No4h). (Right Knifehand palm pushes left fist lnner Forearm BlocuLeft Low Block wath fist to front. in Back Elbow Strike.) 27. Step back with Right Foot to Right Back Stance. SEGMENTIWO Double Knifehand Block. 6. l\4ove Right Foot 90 degrees clockwise to Right 28. No step. Right Horizontal Spearhand Strike to high Sparring Stance facing West; Double Outer Forearm section. Block. 29. Left Outer Reverse Crescent Kick (180 degrees, 7. #2 Left Round Kick to low sections. And... facing South) to Middle Stance. 8. ln a continuous motion, Left Repeat Round Kick to 30. No.step. Right Outward Knifehand Block to South. high section. 31. Nolstep. Left Punch to middle section. 9. Land in Left Sparring Stance, Double Outer Forearm SEGMENTSEVEN Block. 32. Step Right Foot to Lefi Foot; Left Foot steps 270 SEGIIIENTTHREE degrees counterclockwise to form Right Back Stance; 10. Right Foot steps clockwise 90 degrees to Left Back Square Block with fists (facing South). Stance. Double Knifehand Block. 33. #2 Right Front Kick to South. And... 11. Shift Right Foot to Right Front Stance;Left Horizontal 34. ln a 6ontinuous motion lowering Right Leg, Right Side Elbow Strike to right palF. Kick to West. KIHAP And... 12. Right Foot shifts over North-South linethen #2 Left 35. ln a continuous motion, step back to Left Front lnner Crescent Kick. Land with Left Foot next to Right Stance; Right Vertical Punch to midsection. Foot. And... No step. Left Vertical Punch to high section. 13. ln a continuous motion, Right Side Kick. And... 37. Step Right Foot foMard to Left Back Stance; Right 14. ln a continuous motion, Right Leg lands forward in Punch to middle section. Right Back Stance, Right Back Elbow Strike to South 38. No step. Right Knifehand Strike to high section. (facing South). KIHAP (Left Knifehand palm pushes SEGMENTEIGHT rightfist in Back Elbow Strike.) 39. Move Left Foot to right, pivoting 90 degrees to form SEGMENT FOUR Closed Stance facing East. Left High lnner Forearm '15. Step Left Foot clockwise 90 degrees to form Left Block; Right Low Block with fists to front. Sparring Stance; Double Outer Forearm Block. 40. Step back with Lefl Foot to Left Back Stance. Double '16. #2 Right Round Kick to low section. And... Knifehand Block. 17. ln a continuous motion, Right Repeat Round Kick to 41. No step. Left Horizontal Spearhand Strike to high high section. section. 18. Land in Right Spaning Stance, Double Outer Forearm 42 Right Outer Reverse Crescent Kick (180 degrees Block. facing South) to Middle Stance. SEGMENTFIVE . 43. No step. Left Outward Knifehand Block to South. 19. Step Left Foot up to Right Foot; Right Foot steps 270 44. No step. Right Punch to midsection. degrees clockwise to form Left Back Stance; Square Block with fisls (facing North). Bahroh - Left Foot steps foMard to Parallel Stance, Regu- 20. #2 Left Front Kick to Nodh. And... lar Ready Position..
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