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Description |
| Move 1 |
Left outward forearm supporting middle block, right back stance |
| Move 2 |
Right middle punch, left front stance |
| Move 3 A |
Jumping double front kick (Kihap) |
| Move 3 B |
Left inward middle block, left front stance |
| Move 3 C |
Double middle punch, left front stance |
| Move 4 |
Right middle punch, right front stance |
| Move 5 |
Left mountain block, right back stance |
| Move 6 |
Right uppercut strike, left front stance |
| Move 7 A |
Forward cross stance |
| Move 7 B |
Right mountain block, left front stance |
| Move 8 |
Left uppercut strike, right front stance |
| Move 9 |
Left double knife hand block, right back stance |
| Move 10 |
Right middle punch, left front stance |
| Move 11 A |
Right front kick |
| Move 11 B |
Right palm middle block, right cat stance |
| Move 12 |
Left double knife hand block, left cat stance |
| Move 13 A |
Left front kick |
| Move 13 B |
Right middle punch, left front stance |
| Move 14 |
Left palm middle block, left cat stance |
| Move 15 |
Right double knife hand block, right cat stance |
| Move 16 A |
Right front kick |
| Move 16 B |
Left middle punch, right front stance |
| Move 17 |
Right palm middle block, right cat stance |
| Move 18 |
Right supporting middle block, left back stance |
| Move 19 A |
Left front kick |
| Move 19 B |
Right jump front kick (Kihap) |
| Move 19 C |
Right inward middle block, right front stance |
| Move 19 D |
Double middle punch, right front stance |
| Move 20 |
Left knife hand block, right back stance |
| Move 21 |
Right elbow strike, left front stance |
| Move 22 |
Right forward back fist, left front stance |
| Move 23 |
Left middle punch, left front stance |
| Move 24 |
Right knife hand block, left back stance |
| Move 25 |
Left elbow strike, right front stance |
| Move 26 |
Left forward back fist, right front stance |
| Move 27 |
Right middle punch, right front stance |
| Finish |
Joonbe |
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Taegeuk Pal Jang represents the symbol Kohn, meaning the earth. Kohn symbolizes the foundation of all life, where such life forms get their beginning at birth and then return in the end. In other words, the end means a new beginning – all lives return to where they began. 
