Won-Hyo

28 movimientos

The monk Won-Hyo who introduced Buddhism to the Silla Dynasty in the year 686 A.D.

Won-Hyo (원효) honors the monk of the same name who introduced Buddhism to the Silla Dynasty in 686 A.D. Its 28 movements are laden with spiritual symbolism: the balance between action and meditation. It is the Tul for 6° Gup (green belt) and demands mastery of the crane stance (gojung sogi), the closed block with both hands (kyocha joomuk makgi), the palm strike (sonbadak), and the side stamping kick (yop cha jirugi). It marks the entry into the middle range of the color curriculum: the practitioner stops learning isolated movements and begins to flow between them with inner purpose.

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