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Korean Pronunciation: Juche teul Pattern History: Juche [主體] is a
philosophical idea that man is the master of everything and decides everything. In other words, the idea that man is the master
of the world and his own destiny. It is said that this idea was rooted in Baekdu Mountain, which symbolizes the spirit
of the Korean people. The diagram is in the shape of the Chinese character (山) for mountain, representing Baekdu Mountain.
Number of Movements: 45
Pattern Diagram:
Step-by-Step Description of Movements:
The pattern begins when the instructor commands the student to come to attention (cha-ryeot). When given this command, assume an Attention Stance on the X on the AB line, facing D. This is followed by the instructor stating the pattern that the student will
perform (Juche teul).
On the command to assume the ready position (jun-bi), move the left foot to B to form a Parallel Stance with a Twin Side Elbow toward D. Remain in this parallel stance with a twin side elbow toward D until given the command to
begin the pattern.
When the command to begin the pattern is given (si-jak), perform the following individual movements in sequence. The pattern should be performed according to the Guidelines listed in General Choi Hong
Hi's Encyclopedia of Taekwon-Do, and presented in the section on essential points
in performing patterns.
1. Move the left foot to B to form a sitting
stance toward D, while executing
(full facing)
a parallel block with the inner forearms.
2. Standing up toward D, execute (full facing)
a middle hooking block to D
with
the right palm.
3. Drop down to form a
sitting stance toward D, while executing (full facing)
a
middle front punch to D with the left forefist.
4. Pull the right reverse footsword
to the left knee joint to form a left
one-leg stance toward D, while executing (full facing) a parallel block
with
the outer forearms.
5. Execute a middle side piercing kick
to A with the right footsword. Then, pivoting
on
the ball of the left foot and turning clockwise, execute a high reverse hook
kick
to B with the back heel of the right foot consecutively, keeping the position
of the hands for both kicks as they were in move 4 above (a parallel block
with
the outer forearms).
Perform
these kicking techniques in a slow motion, and perform
both
techniques included in this move in a consecutive kicking motion.
6. Lower
the right foot toward B in a jumping motion (about one shoulder width
toward
B), landing to form a right X-stance toward F, while executing
(side facing) a side downward
strike to B with the right backfist.
Perform this
move in a jumping motion.
7. Execute consecutively,
a middle hooking kick to F with the side instep
of
the left foot, while holding the arms up naturally with both side fists
toward F.
Then execute a high side piercing kick
to F with the left
footsword, while
pulling both fists in front of the chest.
Perform
both kicking techniques included in this move
in
a consecutive kicking motion.
8. Lower the left foot to F in a stamping
motion to form a sitting stance
toward
B, while executing
(side facing) a high outward crosscut
to
F with the left flat fingertip.
Perform this
move in a stamping motion.
9. Pivot on the balls of
both feet to form a left walking stance toward BF,
while executing (reverse half facing) a high strike to BF with
the right elbow, pressing the right side fist with the left
finger belly.
10.
Cross the left foot over the right foot to form a right X-stance toward B,
while
executing (full facing) a
low front block to B with the left reverse
knifehand,
bringing the right finger belly on the left back forearm.
11. Move
the right foot to A to form a left L-stance toward A, while executing
(half facing) a middle
knifehand guarding block to A.
12. While jumping toward A (about one and a
half shoulder widths) and spinning
counterclockwise,
execute a 180o
mid-air strike to
A with the left knifehand.
Then
land facing toward A, while forming a right L-stance toward A
with
the left arm slightly bent and extended toward A.
Perform this
move in a jumping motion.
13. Move the right foot to A to form a sitting stance toward D, while executing
(full facing) a parallel block with the inner forearms.
14.
Standing up toward D, execute (full facing) a middle hooking block to D
with
the left palm.
15.
Drop down to form a sitting stance toward D, while executing (full facing)
a
middle front punch to D with the right forefist.
16. Pull the left reverse footsword to the
right knee joint to form a right
one-leg stance toward D, while executing (full facing) a parallel block
with
the outer forearms.
17. Execute a middle side piercing kick to
B with the left footsword. Then,
on
the ball of the right foot and turning counterclockwise, execute a high
pivoting
reverse hook kick to A with the back heel of the left foot consecutively,
keeping
the position of the hands for both kicks as they were in move 16
above (a parallel block with the outer forearms).
Perform
these kicking techniques a slow motion, and perform both
kicking
techniques included in this move in a consecutive kicking motion.
18. Move
the left foot toward A in a jumping motion (about one shoulder width
toward
A), landing to form a left X-stance toward E, while executing
(side facing) a side downward
strike to A with the left backfist.
Perform this
move in a jumping motion.
19. Execute consecutively, a middle hooking
kick to E with the side instep
of
the right foot, while holding the arms up naturally with both side fists
toward
E. Then execute
a high side piercing kick with the right footsword to E,
while pulling
both fists in front of the chest.
Perform both
kicking techniques included in this move
in
a consecutive kicking motion.
20.
Lower the right foot
to E in a stamping motion to form a sitting stance
toward
A, at the same time executing
(side facing) a high outward
crosscut to E with the right flat fingertip.
Perform
this move in a stamping motion.
21. Pivot on the balls of both feet to form a right walking stance toward AE, while
executing (reverse half facing)
a high strike to AE with the left elbow,
pressing the left side fist with the right finger belly.
22. Cross the right foot over the left foot to form a left X-stance toward A,
while executing (full
facing) a low front block to A with the right reverse
knifehand,
bringing the left finger belly on the right back forearm.
23. Move the left foot to B to form a right
L-stance toward B, while executing
(half facing) a middle
guarding block to B with the knifehand.
24. While jumping toward B (about one and a
half shoulder widths) and spinning
clockwise,
execute a 180o
mid-air strike to
B with the right knifehand. Then
land facing toward B, while forming a left L-stance toward B with the
right arm
slightly
bent and extended toward B.
Perform this
move in a jumping motion.
25. Execute a pick-shape kick to B with the
back heel of the left foot, while holding the
arms up naturally with both side fists toward B.
Then, lower the ball of the left foot to B to form a right rear foot stance toward B, while executing (half facing)
a
middle guarding block to B with the outer forearm.
26. Bring the right foot to the side of the
left foot to form a close stance with
a
heaven hand toward D.
Perform this
move in a slow motion.
27. Move the left foot to C in a sliding motion
to form a left rear foot stance
toward
D, while executing (half
facing) a downward thrust with
the
right straight elbow.
Perform this
move in a sliding motion.
28.
Slip the right foot to D to form a right walking stance toward D, while executing
(full facing) a high crescent
strike with the left arc-hand.
29. Move the right foot to C in a sliding motion
to form a right rear foot stance
toward
D, while executing (half
facing) a downward thrust with the
left
straight elbow
.
Perform this move in a sliding motion.
30. Slip the left foot to D to form a left walking stance toward D, while executing
(full facing) a high crescent
strike with the right arc-hand.
31.
Move the left foot to C to form a right walking stance toward D, while executing
(full facing) a high inward
strike to D with a twin knifehand.
32. Move the right foot to C to form a left
walking stance toward D, while executing
(full facing) a downward
punch with the right forefist.
33. Move the ball of the left foot to the side
rear of the right foot, then move the right
foot
to C in a sliding motion to form a right L-stance toward D, while executing
(half facing) a downward
block to D with the left outer forearm.
Perform this
move in a sliding motion.
34. While jumping toward C (about one and a
half shoulder widths) and spinning
clockwise,
execute a dodging reverse turning kick to D with the back heel
of
the right foot, while holding the arms up naturally with both side fists
toward D.
Then land facing
toward D, to form a left L-stance toward D, at the same time
executing (half facing) a middle guarding block with the
outer forearm.
Perform
this move in a jumping motion.
35. Move the ball of the right foot to the
side rear of the left foot, and then move
the
left foot to C in a sliding motion to form a left L-stance toward D,
while
executing (half facing) a
downward block to D
with
the right outer forearm.
Perform this move in a sliding motion.
36. While jumping toward C (about one and a half shoulder widths) and spinning
counterclockwise,
execute a dodging reverse turning kick to D with the
back
heel of the left foot, while holding the arms up naturally with both
side fists toward D. Then land facing toward D, to form a right L-stance
toward D, at the same time
executing (half facing) a
middle guarding block with the outer forearm.
Perform
this move in a jumping motion.
37. Move the ball of the right foot to the
side front of the left foot, then move the left
foot
to D in a double stepping motion. Then execute a flying two-direction
kick
(twisting kick with the ball of the left foot to F - side piercing with the
right footsword to E) while flying to D and holding the
arms up naturally.
Perform
this move in a double stepping, jumping motion.
38. Land facing toward D to form a left diagonal
stance toward D, while executing
(full facing) a rising
block with a twin palm.
39. Move the right foot to D in a sliding motion
to form a right rear foot stance
toward
C, while executing (half
facing) a side thrust to D with the right elbow.
Perform
this move in a sliding motion.
40. While pivoting on the ball of the right
foot and turning counterclockwise,
form
a right bending ready stance type B (half facing)
toward C,
turning
the face toward D. Then execute a middle back piercing kick
to
D with the left footsword, keeping the hands as they were in the
bending
ready stance type B (fists held out to the side of the thighs).
Perform this move in a slow motion.
41. Lower the left foot to D in a stamping motion to form a right L-stance toward
D,
at the same time executing (half facing) a horizontal strike to D with the left backfist,
keeping
the left arm straight.
Perform this
move in a stamping motion.
42. Pull the right foot toward the left foot
to form a parallel stance toward D,
while
executing (full facing) a
high inward crosscut to D with
the
right flat fingertip.
43. Jump toward D, while executing (full facing) a front
punch, and then an
upset
punch consecutively to D with the right forefist while flying to D.
Then
land facing toward D, while forming a close stance (full facing)
toward
D with the right fist extended in the upset punch position.
Perform
this move in a jumping motion.
44.
Move the right foot to D to form a right walking stance toward D, while executing
(full facing) a front
downward strike with the left knifehand, keeping
the
left arm straight.
45. Move the left foot to D to form a left
walking stance toward D, while executing
(full facing) a middle
front punch to D with the right forefist.
After completing thelast movement, wait one move interval and then
shout "Juche" as though it were a "gi-hap." Remain in the position of this last
move until given the command to return to the ready position (ba-ro).
END:
When the command to return to the ready position (ba-ro) is given, bring the
right foot forward onto the AB line to form a parallel stance with a twin side elbow toward D. Remain in this stance until given the at-ease command (swi-eot).
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