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.
(Second Section) Third Section Curriculum
(Fourth Section)

Kong Su - Hand Attacks

Gak Kwon

- stepping forward downward attack in fugal stance  

- like inblock turning body sideways into Bagwa stance

 

Sudo

- stationary sudo to side in fugal stance (palm down)  

- stationary horse stance double sudo to sides (palms up)

 

- stationary horse stance double sudo down in front (palms up)

 

Kyuk Su

- side fugal stance attack to side (palm up)  

- side fugal stance attack to front (palm down)

 

Gan Su

- step forward fugal attack (palm down)  

- side horse uppercut attack (palm up)

 

- spar stance attack (palm to side)

 
Punching Sand 

Kong Su - Kicks

T-kick

 

Back kick

 

Jump front snap kick

 

Slide side kick

 

Slide round kick

 

Side kick 180° behind (kicking leg forward)

 

Side kick 270° behind (kicking leg forward)

 

Kong Su - Kata

Kata 5-7

 

Sudo Kata

 

Tai Chi Chung

Tai Chi Breathing 3

 

Gi Gong Breathing 3

 

Tai Chi Chung - to side horse punch

 

Ai Ki Do / Hap Ki Do

2 punch defense

 

Cross wrist

 

Straight wrist

 

Bear hug (under arms)

 

Udo

45° roll from standing position

 

Walking forward roll to standing position

 

Make body small roll back break fall hitting with both arms (legs up)

 

Squatting position jump back break fall

 

Kung Fu

OYD exercise 5-6

 

Byung Cham 3-4

 

Coo Yung Bope 2-3

 

Il Ee Sam Su 1

 

Tang Ju 1

 

Long Daze 1

 

Bagwa Chung

Pal Gye sets 3-4

 

Yook Chung 1(180° and 360°)

 

Wae Chung side horse stance

 

Chung Pa

 

Second Section School of Oom Yung Doe Curriculum Table of Contents Fourth Section