Chon Ji, a traditional Tae Kwon Do pattern, performed by sixth degree dan Master Joshua Hong at Eternal Martial Arts School (www.eternalma.com)

Chon-Ji is the hyung (pattern) required for advancement from 10th Gup White Belt to 9th Gup White Belt with Yellow Stripe. You "Yell" (YAH) on the first and last movement of Chon-Ji.

Chon-chi has 19 movements diagrammed as a cross (or plus sign). Literally, Chon-chi translates as "heaven - earth" which is interpreted as the creation of the world. It is therefore the initial …

Chon-Ji is the first pattern taught to new ITF Taekwondo students. It is a beginner Taekwondo pattern that focuses on basic kicks, strikes and stances. Chon-Ji means literally the heaven …

Learn meaning, movements and techniques of Chon-Ji tul (ITF Taekwondo pattern) using video and tips.

End. Maintain the last step until the "return to ready stance" command is given then bring Left foot back to parallel ready stance. Pattern demonstrated: https://blackbeltwiki.com/chon-ji (ITF …

How to do the Chon-Ji Taekwondo pattern with step-by-step written instructions and video.

Nov 6, 2025 · The pattern consists of two similar parts: one part representing heaven and the other earth. Stances and techniques in this pattern comprise the basic movements required for …

Literally, means “the Heaven and the Earth”. It is, in the Orient, interpreted as the creation of the world or the beginning of human history. Therefore it is the initial pattern done by the beginner; …

This guide will walk you through Chon-Ji step by step, with theory, techniques, practical insights, and teaching cues. Whether you’re training at your local dojang or practising alone at home, …