The exact curriculum will differ from school to school, but the beginning moves will likely include these:
Stances:
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Most of Taekwondo's kicking techniques, even the jumping and flying techniques, are based as three basic kicks. They are front snap kick, turning kick and side kick. Once you have practiced these kicks the rest will become a lot easier to do.
The main stances in Taekwondo are Forward Stance, Back Stance, Sitting Stance, Walking Stance and Tiger (Crane) Stance.
These are many different types of basic blocks and strikes.
Basic Kicks
Front Snap Kick
Front Rising Kick
Side Kick
Roundhouse (Turning) Kick
Basic Punches
Jab
Reverse Punch
Lunge Punch
Basic Strikes
Knifehand Strike
Knifehand inward strike
Basic Blocks
Inner Forearm Block
Outer Forearm Block
Inward Hammer Block
Down Block
Rising Block
Roundhouse kick, front stance, back stance, knife throw, down block, high block, front snap kick, and stretch kick.
1. Kima stance: 1a. punching with the left first single punching
1b. double punching (ki-Hap)
2. Upper cut: 2a. Double uppercut (Ki-Hap)
3. PUlling left foot in front kima stance stepping back with the right foot, punch with left hand. mocing across the floor forward in walking stance with punch.
3. Down blcok.
4. Down block.
5. Outside/inside block
6. Up block.
7. Spear hand moving.
8. Knife hand stike/open hand up block simultaneously.
9.Backfist stike moving.
10. Iside/outside middle forarm block.
11. Elbo strike moving forward in front stance.
12. Low X block moving backwards in a front stance.
13. Scissor block moving forward in a front stance.
14. Wedge block
15. Twin knife hand block low.
16. Single knife hand block middle.
17. Twin Knife hand block.
18. Twin forearm block middle
19. Knife hand strike.
20. Punching to the side in kima stance.
The first things you will learn will be basic stances (forward, horse, back), blocks (low, middle, high) and punches (low, middle, high). The first kick you will learn will be the front kick, followed closely by the side kick and round house kick.
Those listed before are generally what is learned within the first 8 weeks or so and is what is tested on during the first test.
There are many websites and such where you can find these, but if you're planning on learning it, I would suggest taking a legitimate class so you don't get ripped off, or worse, injured....
Chuko Zuki (straight punch)
Oi Zuki (Lunge punch)
Age Uke (Rising Block)
Shuto Uke (Knife Hand Block)
Soto De Uke (Outside Block)
Uchi Uke (Inside Block)
Gedan Barai (Low Block)
Mae Geri (front kick)
Mawashi Geri (Roundhouse Kick)
Ushiro Geri (Back Kick)
Kuma Te (Bear hand)
Haito (Ridge hand)
Yoko Geri Kekomi (Side Thrust Kick)
Yoko Geri Keage (Side Snap Kick)
Nukite (Spear Hand)
And many more....
A basic karate move is called the shicodatchi or horse stance. Its pretty simple, you pretend your riding a horse. make your legs 3-5 feet apart(depends on your hight)bend your knees and look towards your front foot now try adding a punch to that.once your done that start with your left foot in front and take a step forward and do it
There are many websites and such where you can find these, but if you're planning on learning it, I would suggest taking a legitimate class so you don't get ripped off, or worse, injured....