Taegeuk 5 Jang symbolizes the "Son", one of the 8 divination signs, which represents the wind, meaning both mighty force and calmness according to its strength and weakness.
New movements are mejumeok naeryochigi, palkup dollyochigi, palkup pyojeokchigi and such stances as kkoa seogi, wen seogi and oreun seogi. This is characterized by the successive makki such as arae makki and momtong makki and also the chigi by tumbling after jumping.
The 4th Geup Grade trainees practice this poomsae.

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The SynopticTable of Taegeuk 5 Jang |
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Order |
Eye direction |
Position |
Action |
Stance |
Name of Poom |
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Junbi |
Ga |
Na |
PART 1 |
kibon junbijase |
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1 |
Da1 |
Da1 |
put forth (foot) |
wen araemakki |
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2 |
Da1 |
Da1 |
retrieve foot |
wen mejumeok naeryochigi |
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3 |
Ra1 |
Ra1 |
change of direction, |
oreun araemakki |
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4 |
Ra1 |
Ra1 |
retrieve foot |
oreun mejumeok naeryochigi |
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5 |
Ga |
Ga |
PART 2 |
oreun momtong anmakki |
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6 |
Ga |
Ga |
oreun apchagi, put forth, |
wen momtong anmakki |
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7 |
Ga |
Ga |
wen apchagi, put forth, |
oreun momtong anmakki |
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8 |
Ga |
Ga |
put forth (foot) |
oreun deungjumeok apchigi |
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9 |
Ra3 |
Ra3 |
PART 3 |
wen hansonnal bakkatmakki |
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10 |
Ra3 |
Ra3 |
put forth (foot) |
oreun palkup dollyochigi |
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11 |
Da3 |
Da3 |
turn around |
oreun hansonnal bakkatmakki |
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12 |
Da3 |
Da3 |
put forth (foot) |
wen palkup dollyochigi |
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13 |
Na |
Na |
turn, wen araemakki |
oreun momtong anmakki |
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14 |
Na |
Na |
oreun apchagi, put forth, |
wen momtong anmakki |
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15 |
Ra2 |
Ra2 |
PART 4 |
wen olgulmakki |
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16 |
Ra2 |
Ra2 |
Oreun Yeopchagi, step down |
wen palkup pyojeokchigi |
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17 |
Da2 |
Da2 |
turn around |
oreun olgulmakki |
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18 |
Da2 |
Da2 |
Wen Yeopchagi, put forth |
oreun palkup pyojeokchigi |
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19 |
Na |
Na |
turn, wen araemakki |
oreun momtong anmakki |
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20 |
Na |
Na |
oreun apchagi, step down |
oreun deungjumeok apchigi |
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Baro |
Ga |
Na |
left foot turn leftward |
kibon junbijase |
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Poom (Command) = 20--Dongjak (Movement) = 32--Kihap (Shout) = 1 |
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