Poomsae Sipjin for 6th Dan
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Poomsae Sipjin is the fifth of the Black Belt Dan Patterns.
Poomsae Sipjin is required for 6th Dan Black Belt grade.
The 28 movements (41 techniques) represents infinite numbering and ceaseless development, and should be executed in a systematic and orderly way.
Poomsae Sipjin Sipjin: Step by Step
Parallel Stance
Kibun Junbi
Parallel Stance
Bull Horn Block
Parallel Stance
(widen) Bull Horn Block
Back Stance
Palm Augmented Outer Block
Back Stance
(open hand preparation 8s)
Front Stance:
Reverse Spear Hand
Front Stance
Middle Punch
Front Stance
Reverse Punch
Horseriding Stance
Mountain Block
Cross Stance
Pressing Block
Horseriding Stance
Side Punch (Kihap!)
Horseriding Stance:
Double Elbow Strike
Closed Stance
(intermediate step)
Back Stance
Palm Augmented Outer Block
Back Stance
(open hand preparation 8s)
Front Stance:
Reverse Spear Hand
Front Stance
Middle Punch
Front Stance
Reverse Punch
Horseriding Stance
Mountain Block
Cross Stance
Pressing Block
Horseriding Stance
Side Punch (Kihap!)
Horseriding Stance:
Double Elbow Strike
Closed Stance
(intermediate step)
Back Stance
Palm Augmented Outer Block
Back Stance
(open hand preparation 8s)
Front Stance:
Reverse Spear Hand
Front Stance
Middle Punch
Front Stance
Reverse Punch
Back Stance
Low Double Knife Block
Front Stance
Rock Pushing Block (5s)
Horseriding Stance
Knife Hand Wedging Block
Horseriding Stance
Low Knife Hand Wedging Block (5s)
Wide Parallel Stance
Low Wedging Block (5s)
Front Stance
Lifting Block
Front Stance
Reverse Rock Pushing Block (5s)
Front Kick
Front Stance
Fork Punch
Front Kick
Front Stance
Fork Punch
Front Kick
X-Stance
Augmented Back Fist Strike (Kihap!)
Front Stance
Reverse Rock Pushing Block (5s)
Cat Stance
Low Knife Hand X-Block
Back Stance
Ridge Hand Block
Back Stance
Fork Punch
Back Stance
Fork Punch
Parallel Stance
Kibun Junbi
