The Ki Chung kata is a kata of tae kwon do origin. It's nearly identical to kama set but uses open hands. I saw it for the first time tonight (March 23, 2009).
Description. Thanks to Kidith Paulino, Wes & Morgan for the write-up.
(It appears that there's a formatting problem which I'll get to anon)
STEP OUT HARDBOW (R) PUNCH, SWITCH STANCE (L) PUNCH
CIRCLE SET Þ DOUBLE X BLOCK Þ STEP (R) SET
STEP LEFT Þ SET Þ BLOCK (L) CHOP (R) Þ RIGHT FRONT KICK
HARDBOW (L) 7 CHOP Þ (R) JAB (L) PUNCH
SWITCH OVER SET Þ (R) BLOCK (L) PUNCH Þ LEFT FRONT KICK
(R) 7 CHOP Þ (L) JAB (R) PUNCH Þ STEP FORWARD SET
(L) BLOCK (R) CHOP Þ (R) FRONT KICK Þ SKIP FRONT KICK
X SET (SINK DOWN) (L) LEG IN BACK Þ (R) LEG STEP FRONT
TURN OVER LEFT Þ (L) CHOP (R) BLOCK Þ SWITCH (L) BLOCK (R) CHOP
RIGHT FRONT KICK Þ RIGHT STEP, LEFT STEP Þ (R) STICKING SIDE KICK
SET Þ COME OVER WITH SET (RIGHT HAND CHAMBERED OPEN PALM UP, LEFT HAND KNIFE HAND B
LOCK) Þ SLIDE UP LEAD LEG ROUND KICK ÞSPINNING HOOK
KICK Þ (L) PUNCH (R) BLOCK Þ SPINNING HOOK KICK
PLANT DOWN, (R) BACK KICK Þ STEP FORWARD « LEFT KNEE DOWN « LEFT PUNCH Þ STAND UP
SET Þ (SOFTBOW) DOWNWARD BLOCK Þ
(HARDBOW) (R) UPWARD BLOCK, (L) PUNCH Þ PUNCH TO THE SKY
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
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1 comment:
We've never seen this kata up here in New York. It's amazing. So is the guy doing it. He makes it look effortless. WOW!
It does look just like kama form one. What's the real story here, is one derived from the other?
Keep up the great blog. I've thought of cowriting but I'm unsure.
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