Tonight, I was honored and deeply grateful to reach a rare milestone—passing my final color belt test (Senior Bo-Dan/1st Keup) and officially becoming a black belt candidate! Lord willing, my black belt test will be this December. It’s been an incredible journey—one filled with challenges, growth, and moments I’ll never forget. I'm excited (and a little nervous) for what lies ahead. Huge thanks to Grandmaster Kang and Master Nam for their guidance, patience, and wisdom throughout the process. I wouldn’t be here without their support. Onward and upward!
✅ Poomsae Technical Tips 1. Stance Clarity & Transition Tiger Stance: Both knees slightly bent, weight mostly on back leg, heel of front foot lightly touching the ground. Long Stance: Front knee bent firmly, back leg straight with heel down, 4 feet distance between front and back foot. Make transitions clear and deliberate for judge visibility. 2. Knifehand Block (Sonnal Makki) Extend the blocking arm — avoid keeping it too tight or close to your body. Relax shoulder and arm to allow smooth movement. Finish with the block at shoulder height , slightly forward. Opposite hand should stay firmly chambered . 3. Long Stance Punch Mechanics Turn your shoulder into the punch for power and follow-through. Use full-body mechanics (hip and shoulder), not just arm strength. Punch with intent — project confidence and commitment. 4. Taeguk 8: Mountain Block (San Makki) Switch hands between left and right mountain blocks — don’t repeat the same h...
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