#kihaps

Chon Ji (movement 17) - 2nd Forwards Front Punch

Dan Gun (movement 8, 17) - High Punch before Twin Forearm Block and #17 - Last Rising Block

Do San (Movement 6, 22) - Movement #12 – Straight Fingertip Thrust and #22 - Last Rising Block

Won Hyo (movement 12) - – Straight Fingertip Thrust

Yul Gok (movement 24, 27, 36) - Both Front Elbow Strikes and #36 Jumping Back-fist

Joong Gun (movement 12) – Twin Upset Punch

Toi Gye (movement 29) – Jumping X-Fist Pressing Block

Hwa Rang (movement 14, 25) - Last Walking Stance Middle Section Punch before spin Knife-hand Guarding Block and #25 Right Side Elbow Thrust

Choong Moo (movement 9 on knife hand guarding, and 19 when landing with knife hand guarding) - Movement #9 - on the execution of the Knife Hand Guarding Block when landing from Flying Side Kick and #19 - on the landing Knife Hand Guarding Block from the jump spin technique

Kwang Gae (movement 23, 27) - both Sitting Stance Back-fist Strikes

Po Eun (movement 12, 30) - on both Horizontal Punches

Chon Ji (movement 17) - 2nd Forwards Front Punch

Dan Gun (movement 8, 17) - High Punch before Twin Forearm Block and #17 - Last Rising Block

Do San (Movement 6, 22) - Movement #12 – Straight Fingertip Thrust and #22 - Last Rising Block

Won Hyo (movement 12) - – Straight Fingertip Thrust

Yul Gok (movement 24, 27, 36) - Both Front Elbow Strikes and #36 Jumping Back-fist

Joong Gun (movement 12) – Twin Upset Punch

Toi Gye (movement 29) – Jumping X-Fist Pressing Block

Hwa rang (movement 14, 25) - Last Walking Stance Middle Section Punch before spin Knife-hand Guarding Block and #25 Right Side Elbow Thrust

Choong Moo (movement 9 on knife hand guarding, and 19 when landing with knife hand guarding) - Movement #9 - on the execution of the Knife Hand Guarding Block when landing from Flying Side Kick and #19 - on the landing Knife Hand Guarding Block from the jump spin technique

Kwang Gae (movement 23, 27) - both Sitting Stance Back-fist Strikes

Po Eun (movement 12, 30) - on both Horizontal Punches

Discusses the reintroduction of kihaps and renaming Juche to Ko-Dang

http://www.raynerslanetkd.com/Press/ARTICLES_juchekodang2.html

In reference to changing the name of Juche: "Dear Taekwon-Do practitioners, Please be advised that effective immediately, the tul of "Ju Che" will be known as it was originally created by our founder General Choi Hung Hi as "Ko-Dang". Taekwon-Do, the Korean martial art was created by our founder to be free of religious and political ideologies. It was General Choi's wish to leave Taekwon-Do to humanity, free of any influence from religion, government and political influence accordingly, it was decided to revert the name to the original name chosen by General Choi.

As we make this change, the ITF reaffirms its desire to remain independent and true to the teachings of our founder. ITF Administration"