Kyukpa (hard object breaking technique) Technical training using inanimate objects or targets, such as wooden planks, bricks, tiles, and others. This taekwondo technique can be in the form of kicks, punches, slashes, and even finger pricks.

The three basic taekwondo techniques above are also the competition numbers that are competed in international competitions. Meanwhile, in practice, there are many taekwondo techniques and moves contained in it. What are the movements in question?

In practice, taekwondoin must master some basic taekwondo moves while still on the white belt, such as:

1. Seogi (horses) There are many types of stances in taekwondo stances. Taekwondo terms that describe this one technique include Moa Seogi (tight stances), Naranhi Seogi (parallel stances), Ap Seogi (small walking stance), Juchum Seogi (sitting stances), Ap Kubi (horses long), Dwit Kubi (L stance), Beom Seogi (tiger stance stance), and Dwi Koa Seogi (crossed stance).According to the Jorpres Book published by the Faculty of Sports Science, Yogyakarta State University, steps or steps are also one of these taekwondo techniques. What is meant by step is the movement of the feet without kicking or hitting and aiming to approach away from, avoid, and outwit the enemy.At first glance, this taekwondo basic technique does look simple. However, in an official match, a taekwondoin must have a very important step so that the attack horses are not easily read by the opponent.

2. Kyongkyok kisul (attack) The attack technique in taekwondo consists of attacks through Jireugi (punches), Chigi (slashes), Chireugi (stabs), and Chagi (kicks). In practice, these techniques are further divided into many parts.Kick techniques, for example, consist of various types, such as Ap Chagi (forward kick), Naeryo Chagi (swinging kick or hoe), Dollyo Chagi (circle kick), Yeop Chagi (side kick), Dwi Chagi (back kick), Milyo Chagi (forward kick), Dwi Huryeo Chagi (back kick with hook), and others

3. Makki (parry) Basic taekwondo techniques in the form of a parry, for example Arae Makki (blocking downwards), Eolgol Makki (blocking up), Momtong An Makki (blocking from the outside in), Momtong Bakat Makki (blocking from the inside out), and Sonnal Makki (blocking with hand knife).

4. Keup so (body target) In official matches, the body of taekwondoin has different values. In accordance with the standard rules, the allowed target areas in taekwondo matches are:

Body Attacks to areas of the body may be carried out with the hands or feet, but are limited to parts of the body protected by the body protector (except the area along the spine). Advance Taekwondoin's face is also a legitimate area to attack, except for the back of the head. Attacks can only use the feet. In order to quickly be able to do the various taekwondo techniques above, you need to practice regularly. You can register with the nearest taekwondo club so that you can start practicing this martial art from scratch (white belt) accompanied by a professional coach, either sabeum, sabeumnim, master, or grandmaster.