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6-10. Forms of Motion
In technique the Samjae of Haneul, Tang and Saram appear as the forms of Won(¡Û),
Bang(¡à) and Gak(¡â) respectively.
¡°The three of Won(¡Û), Bang(¡à), Gak(¡â) are the root of all kinds of forms.¡±1)
Therefore each of Won(¡Û), Bang(¡à) and Gak(¡â) represents form as what it shows.
You should embody such forms of Won, Bang and Gak in your motion that you can
perform the techniques as you intend in motions of Taekwondo. ¡°These are called
'three subtleties'. An enlightened man responds to the forms of three extremities(Samjae)
with them. The round outside with empty inside symbolizes the highness of Heaven;
the even surface with straight line symbolizes the flatness of Earth; and the
odd up with even down symbolizes the figure of Man."2)
Therefore you should throw or fell down your opponent with the movement of
Won. The principle of leverage is an application of the movement of Won. That
is, if you pull his upper body tripping him by the leg his whole body will make
circular movement to tumble down. On the other hand, when he pushes your upper
body you can resist it supporting one of your legs stretched back dependently
on the form of Bang, and then he will be exhausted. This is the form of how
you protect yourself. Thirdly, in order to control over him you should concentrate
your mind, thus your motion. This is the form of Gak.
Let me consider each by each.
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