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This is simulated free sparring, That is, the participants follow a prepared scenario that enables them to skillfully exhibit a wide variety of techniques without fear or injury.

Prearranged free sparring is visually impressive and useful for introducing the Taekwon-Do style of fighting to an audience. At the same time it will certainly supply students with a fine method and guide line for real Taekwon-Do free sparring¹⁾. It is, therefore, ideal for demonstrations.

DIRECTION DIAGRAM ²⁾

SET NO. 1

	READY POSTURE
		X: Right L-stance toward B.
		Y: Left rear foot stance toward A.
1		X: Shifting to A, maintaining the same posture.
		Y: Sitting stance toward C moving the left foot to A.
2		X: Flying side piercing kick with the right, foot and then land to B, forming a left L-stance.
		Y: Dodging to B in flying motion, spinning clockwise.
3		X: Right L-stance toward B.
		Y: Left L-stance toward A.
4		Y: Flying side strike with a right knife-hand and then land to A, forming a sitting stance.
		X: Close stance side front block with the inner forearm, pulling the right foot.
5		X: Flying reverse turning kick with the right foot while dodging to A.
		Y: Shifting to B, maintaining the same posture.
6		X: Left L-stance toward B.
		Y: Right rear foot stance toward A, moving the right foot to B.
7		X: Jumping to B, spinning clockwise and then an L-stance toward A.
8		Y: Reverse hooking kick with the right foot and then a right rear foot stance toward B.

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