How do you do the basic movement form in tae kwon do?

Answer 1

Basic Form Number One was created for school which have more than 8 grades below black belt. There are 8 tae guk forms to learn before black belt. If your school has more than 8 belts before black belt, then they may have added some "basic forms" to teach in preparation for the first belt test. At one contibutor's school, Basic Form Number One consists of low blocks and middle punches all in walking stance. It included both front foot turns and back foot turns.

Answer 2

The forms used in Taekwondo vary from one organization to the next, and it would depend on what school you attend, and which set of Taekwondo forms your instructor teaches.

In any event, the knowledge of Taekwondo forms is taught to beginners by their instructor. It is best to ask this question of your Taekwondo teacher, and not seek instruction on the internet. There is no replacement for the type of personal relationship a student has with their Instructor which should be the primary source of information. The internet resources can help remind you of what you were taught, and supply facts and names of things, but this too can, and should be received from you Taekwondo teacher when he/she feels you are ready.

To help you study the particular forms taught by your teacher, practice them often. You can also ask for official training manuals and quality videos to purchase that will help you improve the skills in the manner that your instructor expects for your advancement in Taekwondo training.

Answer 3

It is difficult to answer this question. There are several systems of forms in taekwondo. The two that I am familiar with are taeguk and palgwe.

Taeguk Ee Jang is the second form in the taeguk series.

Palgwe Ee Jang is the second form in the palgwe series.

There are other series.

Answer 4

Basic forms were created for schools which have more than 8 grades below black belt. There are 8 tae guk forms to learn before black belt. If your school has more than 8 belts before black belt, then they may have added some "basic forms" to teach in preparation for the first belt tests. At one contibutor's school, Basic Form Number Two consists of low blocks and middle punches all in front stance. It included both front foot turns and back foot turns.