Hankumdo
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Hankumdo, Kore alfabesi Hangul'un yazımına dayalı bir kore dövüş sanatı dalıdır.
Amacı:
Hankumdonun amacı, insanlara kendilerini savunmanın yanı sıra sağlıklı kalmalarını sağlamaları için egzersiz imkanı sunmaktır. Ayrıca uygulayıcılarına dövüş sanatlarının prensiplerini daha derin anlamlarını anlamalarını sağlamayı da amaçlar. Bunu kolaylaştırmak için teknikleri sistematikleştirmede Kore yazma sistemini kullanır.
Tarihi:
Myung Jae Nam tarafından geliştirilmiştir. O, bu özel tekniği 1989 yılında ayrı bir spor dalı olarak sunmuştur. Hankumdo ilk olarak halka the 3rd International H.K.D Games'de 1997 yılında duyrulmuştur.
Hankumdonun Manası:
Han (한 / 韓): Kore
Kum (검 / 劍): Kılıç
Do (도 / 道): Yol
Teknikleri:
Hankumdonun teknikleri Kore alfabesi hanguldan gelir. Alfabede bulunan 24 karateri kılıçla yazmak için basit teknikler gerekir. Bunlar:
1. Naeryeobegi (내려베기) - Vertical strike
2. Bi'tkyeobegi (빗겨베기) - Diagonal strike, down.
3. Ch'iruegi (찌르기) - Forward stab
4. Makgi (막기) - High block
1999'da Myung Jae Nam'in ölümünden sonra yerine geçen Ko Ju Sik (고주식) tarafından hankumdo müfredatına bazı yeni teknikler eklenmiştir.
Çeviri: fan of goong
Hankumdo kılıcı
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English
Hankumdo is a Korean sword-art where the basic techniques are based on the letters of the Korean alphabet, Hangul.
Goal:
The goal of hankumdo is to teach people how to defend themselves and at the same time offer them exercises to stay healthy. It also is meant to give practitioners the means to come to a deeper understanding of martial arts principles. It aims to make this easy by using the Korean writing system to systematize the techniques.
History:
This art was developed by the late Myung Jae Nam, the first plans to teach his sword techniques as a separate art emerged in 1986. Hankumdo was first made public during the 3rd International H.K.D Games in 1997.
Meaning:
The word hankumdo actually consists of three different words:
Han (한 / 韓): Korea, Korean culture and mentality (see Names of Korea).
Kum (검 / 劍): Sword
Do (도 / 道): The way
Techniques:
The basis for all hankumdo techniques comes from the letters of the Korean alphabet, Hangul. This alphabet consists of 24 characters, 14 consonants (자음) and 10 vowels (모음). Since 1997 there have been several revisions of the techniques. In the earliest version the techniques followed the way you would write the techniques on paper very closely and only four techniques were needed. In the latest revision more techniques were added and the techniques become more elaborate. The way of striking and writing the letters does not always match anymore.
The strikes are being taught from several positions and with several steps, called Ki Bo Haeng (기보행).
The techniques have the same name as the characters followed by the word Begi (베기) which means strike. So the name for the first technique is: Kiyeokbegi (기역베기), because the name for the first character (ㄱ) in the Korean alphabet is Kiyeok (기역).
Several strikes, cuts, thrusts, stabs and blocks are taught to students of hankumdo.
After Myung Jae Nam's death in 1999, the development of hankumdo is overseen by the Jaenam Musul Won Foundation
Quite a few changes and additions to the hankumdo curriculum have been made by Ko Ju Sik (고주식), the new technical director of the federation, since then.
Kaynak/Source
South Korea Hankumdo Federation Website/Güney Kore Hankumdo Federasyonu Sitesi
Hankumdo, Kore alfabesi Hangul'un yazımına dayalı bir kore dövüş sanatı dalıdır.
Amacı:
Hankumdonun amacı, insanlara kendilerini savunmanın yanı sıra sağlıklı kalmalarını sağlamaları için egzersiz imkanı sunmaktır. Ayrıca uygulayıcılarına dövüş sanatlarının prensiplerini daha derin anlamlarını anlamalarını sağlamayı da amaçlar. Bunu kolaylaştırmak için teknikleri sistematikleştirmede Kore yazma sistemini kullanır.
Tarihi:
Myung Jae Nam tarafından geliştirilmiştir. O, bu özel tekniği 1989 yılında ayrı bir spor dalı olarak sunmuştur. Hankumdo ilk olarak halka the 3rd International H.K.D Games'de 1997 yılında duyrulmuştur.
Hankumdonun Manası:
Han (한 / 韓): Kore
Kum (검 / 劍): Kılıç
Do (도 / 道): Yol
Teknikleri:
Hankumdonun teknikleri Kore alfabesi hanguldan gelir. Alfabede bulunan 24 karateri kılıçla yazmak için basit teknikler gerekir. Bunlar:
1. Naeryeobegi (내려베기) - Vertical strike
2. Bi'tkyeobegi (빗겨베기) - Diagonal strike, down.
3. Ch'iruegi (찌르기) - Forward stab
4. Makgi (막기) - High block
1999'da Myung Jae Nam'in ölümünden sonra yerine geçen Ko Ju Sik (고주식) tarafından hankumdo müfredatına bazı yeni teknikler eklenmiştir.
Çeviri: fan of goong
Hankumdo kılıcı
English
Hankumdo is a Korean sword-art where the basic techniques are based on the letters of the Korean alphabet, Hangul.
Goal:
The goal of hankumdo is to teach people how to defend themselves and at the same time offer them exercises to stay healthy. It also is meant to give practitioners the means to come to a deeper understanding of martial arts principles. It aims to make this easy by using the Korean writing system to systematize the techniques.
History:
This art was developed by the late Myung Jae Nam, the first plans to teach his sword techniques as a separate art emerged in 1986. Hankumdo was first made public during the 3rd International H.K.D Games in 1997.
Meaning:
The word hankumdo actually consists of three different words:
Han (한 / 韓): Korea, Korean culture and mentality (see Names of Korea).
Kum (검 / 劍): Sword
Do (도 / 道): The way
Techniques:
The basis for all hankumdo techniques comes from the letters of the Korean alphabet, Hangul. This alphabet consists of 24 characters, 14 consonants (자음) and 10 vowels (모음). Since 1997 there have been several revisions of the techniques. In the earliest version the techniques followed the way you would write the techniques on paper very closely and only four techniques were needed. In the latest revision more techniques were added and the techniques become more elaborate. The way of striking and writing the letters does not always match anymore.
The strikes are being taught from several positions and with several steps, called Ki Bo Haeng (기보행).
The techniques have the same name as the characters followed by the word Begi (베기) which means strike. So the name for the first technique is: Kiyeokbegi (기역베기), because the name for the first character (ㄱ) in the Korean alphabet is Kiyeok (기역).
Several strikes, cuts, thrusts, stabs and blocks are taught to students of hankumdo.
After Myung Jae Nam's death in 1999, the development of hankumdo is overseen by the Jaenam Musul Won Foundation
Quite a few changes and additions to the hankumdo curriculum have been made by Ko Ju Sik (고주식), the new technical director of the federation, since then.
Kaynak/Source
South Korea Hankumdo Federation Website/Güney Kore Hankumdo Federasyonu Sitesi
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