Beom Seogi
범 서기Beom Seogi (범 서기) is a stance in taekwondo: tiger Stance. A low stance in which the front foot points straight ahead and rests only on the ball of the foot (apchuk), with its heel raised, while the rear foot stays flat, turned about 30 degrees outward. The feet are very close together, the knees bent and close to each other, and the weight rests almost entirely on the rear leg (about 90%), with the front foot used only for balance. Used mainly in poomsae, it allows the…
A low stance in which the front foot points straight ahead and rests only on the ball of the foot (apchuk), with its heel raised, while the rear foot stays flat, turned about 30 degrees outward. The feet are very close together, the knees bent and close to each other, and the weight rests almost entirely on the rear leg (about 90%), with the front foot used only for balance. Used mainly in poomsae, it allows the front leg to be freed quickly for a kick.
Beom Seogi (범 서기) is a stance in taekwondo: tiger Stance. A low stance in which the front foot points straight ahead and rests only on the ball of the foot (apchuk), with its heel raised, while the rear foot stays flat, turned about 30 degrees outward. The feet are very close together, the knees bent and close to each other, and the weight rests almost entirely on the rear leg (about 90%), with the front foot used only for balance. Used mainly in poomsae, it allows the…
Also spelled : beomseogi, beom-seogi, bom seogi, pom seogi, beum seogi, beom sogi, beom seogui, beom sugi, bom sogi, bomsogi, bomseogi, pomseogi, 범 서기, 범서기