International TaeKwon-Do Association: Tae Kwon Do Pattern Tong-Il

The 24th pattern in Tae Kwon Do is Tong-Il. Tong-Il is the second of two hyungs (patterns) required for advancement from 5th Degree Black Belt to 6th Degree Black Belt in the International TaeKwon-Do Association. You "Yell" (YAH) only on the last movement of Tong-Il.

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Question and Response Sequence For
Tong-Il

Instructor:	Sound off!
Student:	Tong-Il of TaeKwon-Do Hyung.
Instructor:	How many movements?
Student:	56.
Instructor:	What does Tong-Il represent?
Student:	It denotes the resolution of the unification of Korea which has been divided since 1945. The foot diagram symbolizes the homogenous race.

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