Taekkyeon's new side

 In early 2003, a number of photos left by Song Deok-ki, who had been talking about his existence, with the help of Kim Jung-yoon of Hanpool in 1985, finally appeared in the world. Due to the large number of techniques, the contents of the division into upper and lower sides (it is said that there was a lot of difference in technique, but it does not mean that) are vast and full of vivid smoke pictures of Song Deok-ki over 90, providing a good clue to Taek-gyeon's circular exploration. ⓒThere are many photos of "Pum-Bap-Gi," which is important enough to be called everything in the 2003 book publication, but is controversial about which is right, making it easier to grasp the substance and contains a variety of old laws (dangerous techniques that were not used in the game). In addition, various lower feet (bottom-up) show the importance of the lower feet, which have almost disappeared from modern Taekkyeon, and it can be said that it clearly shows how far they deviate from the original Taekkyeon. In addition, articulators and ground technologies, which were not considered to exist in Taekkyeon, also occupy a certain proportion, raising the need to revise the perspective on Taekkyeon. In addition, the scene of the performance, which is thoroughly conducted in pairs, raises the need to revise the current Taekkyeon guidance method, in which a master stands in the front and people follow behind him like any martial art. In addition, more diverse Confucian techniques than modern Taekkyeon say that the word white flag God's inscription recorded about Taekkyeon is only part of Taekkyeon, and it warns against Taekkyeon, who is obsessed with the word and is moving away from the original. In addition, the Taekkyon dance, which expresses Taekkyon as a dance, and the part where he practiced his skills using Hutaebi (scarecrow) are difficult to find even in current martial arts. However, there is something to be desired in this book. It is difficult to grasp the exact movement of the kick by filming only Song Deok-ki's demonstration until his high kick (top-scissors). At that time, Song Deok-ki was well over 90 years old, so it seems that he took it too hard even though he did not have accurate movements of high foot quality. If Song Deok-ki had a picture of him kicking the ball and a picture of his student kicking the ball high next to him, readers would have been able to figure out more accurate movements. And it is regrettable that the angle of the picture is not diverse. And it is regrettable that the technology used in the game (dog cycle) and the technology used in the fight (old law) were thoroughly separated and passed on because it was Taekkyon, which had a strong playing character, were organized in a lump without being separated.    It's from a blog called Cheolwoong's Travel Route. Ground skills and joints. It seems that it had a very different aspect from the perception that it had been. For your information, the book introduced over there costs 240,000 won. It's expensive. And there's a way to know some of the old-law techniques that you didn't reveal in the confederation Taekkyeon. In the Taekkyeon Book compiled by Park Jong-kwan at the bookstore, most of the old law techniques can be found. If you look at some of the things you've found, first of all, a drop is a technique that hits the jaw with the palm of your hand and pulls out the jawbone. Putting on glasses is a technique that pokes eyes with two fingers, and eardrums are a technique that hurts the eardrum by hitting the ears with the palm of the hand as the name suggests. Attaching the temple is a punch, and snoring is a technique that hits the back of the nose with the palm of the hand.  There are a lot of techniques that are more extreme than I expected. Warfog-Lee Taeyong's post is permed without permission. In fact, martial arts is everywhere, but I personally like North Korean Taekwondo as a sport. The technology is fancy and it's fun to watch. Taekwondo in our country is almost a shattering level. The military taekwondo looks stronger than the reality. I've seen a martial art called "Gicheonmun" before, and he likes to kick below his waist, especially when he's full of emotions. The ancient martial arts side is definitely more brutal.