Oom Yung Doe Training

Taught by
Oom Yung Doe, Inc.

School of Oom Yung Doe
306 Kinderkamack Rd.
Oradell, NJ
(201)-986-2800


School of Oom Yung Doe
Curriculum Table of Contents
Double Sword Symbol

The right hand is a reminder to accept a good or right challenge in life.  The two swords stand
for balance and harmony.
(Sixth Section) First Degree Curriculum
 

Kong Su - Kicks

Jump double straight kick

 

Jump spinning back kick

 

Shin kick (ball of foot)(clearing double hook out)

 

Step behind hook heel kick

 

Jump front right and left combination

 

Jump front kick, round kick combination

 

Kong Su - Kata

Kata 17-19

 

Tai Chi Chung

Tai Chi Chung - jump to one leg doksa attacks

 

Tai Guk Chung #2 8-13 - opposite body punch

 

Gi Gong Breathing 7

 

Ai Ki Do / Hap Ki Do

Double wrist from behind

 

Straight wrist

 

Outside wrist

 

Knife to back

 

Double shoulder from behind

 

Figure 4 arm bar reversal

 

Bear hug under arms or full nelson

 

Udo

Zig Zag dive and roll

 

One hand or no hand cartwheel

 

Front head spring (using hands)

 

Front hand spring

 

Kung Fu

Tang Nang 15-21 - bagwa position before fan kick

 

Tang Ju 7

 

Long Daze 5

 

Doo Doe Gee 4-5

 

Ma Bu 3-4

 

Yung Ma 1-3 (cross, up, down)

 

Yung Ma Daze 1

 

Sitting side kick & Sitting Do Ki kick

 

Sitting side kick form

 

Do Ki kick form

 

Tang Bek Bong 2

 

Coo Po 1-2

 

Bagwa Chung

Bagwa Walk with 3rd switch

 

Byung Bope 2

 

Byung Tang 3

 

Wae Chung Ta 1-2

 

Ship Pal Gye

Dong Bong Hyung 11-20

 

Jong Bong - control movements

 

Sam Pyo Chang - control movements

 

Sam Pyo Chang Hyung 1-9

 

Kom - control movements

 

Cho Kom 1 (X attack)

 

Cho Kom 2

 

Kom Doe

Kom Doe Chae Daze (applying 5 basic blocks and attacks)

 

Kom Doe Chae Form 1-10

 

Sixth Section School of Oom Yung Doe Curriculum Table of Contents