POOMSE KEUMGANG
Keumgang(meaning diamond) has the significance of "hardness" and "ponderosity". The Mt.Keumgang on the Korean peninsula, which is regarded as the center of national spirit, and the "Keumgang yoksa" (diamond warrior) as named by Buddha, who represents a mightiest warrior, are the background of denominationg this poomsae. New techniques introduced in this poomsae are batangson teok-chigi, hansonnal momtong an-makki, Keumgang-makki, santeul-makki, kheun doltzeogwi (large hinge), etc. , and the hakdari-seogi. The poomsae line symbolizes a mountain displayed by the Chinese letter. The movements should be powerful and well-balanced so as to befit black-belter's dignity.
POOMSE KEUMGANG'S POOMSE-LINE Na
Ra
20
19
18
17
16
15
Da
Joonbi 21
25
26
27
8
9
10
14
1 22
11
24
13
7
2 6
23 Ga2
12 Ga1
3 5
4
Ga
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POOMSE KEUMGANG junbi
Eye dir. Ga
1
Ga
Ga
2
Ga
Ga
3
Ga
Ga
4
Ga
Ga
5
Ga
Na
6
Ga
Na
7
Ga
Na
8
Da
Na
9
Da
Da
10
Ga2
Da
11
Ga1
Ga1
12
Ra
Ga1
13
Ra
Ga1
14
Da
Da
15
Ra
Da
16 17
Ra Ra
Na Na
Order
Positon
Stance
Na
naranhi-seogi
Action
Name of Poom
kibon junbi-seogi (basic ready stance) anpalmok momtong hecho-makki wen apkubi put forth foot (inner wrist trunk push blocking) oreun batangson teok-chigi oreun apkubi ditto (right palm hand jaw hitting) wenbatangson teok-chigi, wen apkubi ditto (left palm hand jaw hitting) oreun batangson teok-chigi oreun apkubi ditto (right palm hand jaw hitting) oreun wenhansonnal momtong-makki foot retrieved, step dwitkubi (left one hand blade trunk blocking) oreun hansonnal momtong-makki wen dwitkubi ditto (right one hand blade trunk blocking) oreun wenhansonnal momtong-makki ditto dwitkubi (left one hand blade trunk blocking) oreun hakdari L.F. pulled up keumgang-makki (diamond blocking) juchum-seogi L.F. steps down kheun doltzeogwi (bigger hinge) body turned leftward, R.F. ditto moves to step, then ditto (¡°) L.F. follows (turn 360 degrees) R.F. lifted, santeul-makki, ¡°kihap¡± ditto downward (wide open blocking) pounding body turned rightward, L.F. anpalmok momtong hecho-makki ditto moved to step (180 (inner wrist trunk push blocking) degrees turn) L.F. slightly pulled, arae hecho-makki naranhi-seogi raising body (underneath push blocking) body turned rightward, L.F. santeul-makki juchum-seogi lifted, downward (wide open blocking) pounding (180 deg. turn) body turned wen hakdarikeumgang-makki rightward, R.F. seogi (diamond blocking) pulled juchum-seogi R.F. steps down kheun doltzeogwi (bigger hinge) ditto body turns ditto (¡°) rightward, L.F. changes step, R.F. follows(360 deg.
turn) 18
Ra
Na
19
Ra
Na
20
Ga2
Ra
21
Ga2
Ga2
22
Da
Ga2
23
Da
Ga2
24
Ra
Ra
25
Na
Ra
26
Na
Na
27
Ga
Na
keuman
Ga
Na
wen hakdariR.F. lifted up keumgang-makki (diamond blocking) seogi juchum-seogi R.F. steps down kheun doltzeogwi (large hinge) body turns rightward, L.F. ditto changes step, R.F. ditto (¡°) follows (360 deg.turn) L.F. lifted, santeul-makki, ¡°kihap¡± ditto pounding down (wide open blocking) body turns left, R.F. lifted, anpalmok momtong hecho-makki ditto pounding down (inner wrist trunk push blocking) (180 deg.turn) R.F. pulled, raising arae hecho-makki naranhi-seogi body (underneath puch blocking) body turns left, R.F. lifted, santeul-makki juchum-seogi pounding down (wide open blocking) (180 deg. turn) body turns left, keumgang-makki oreun hakdari L.F. lifted (diamond blocking) juchum-seogi L.F. steps down kheun doltzeogwi (large hinge) body turns left, R.F. changes step, juchum-seogi kheun doltzeogwi (¡°) L.F. follows (360 deg.turn) naranhi seogi L.F. pulled kibon junbi-seogi (basic ready stance)
