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The term Kibon Hana means "basic #1" - hana is the number 1 in the traditional Korean numbering system. Kibon Hana is a simple, basic form (poomsae) often taught to introductory students at some taekwonwo schools, especially in Kukkiwon/WTF-style taekwondo. Unlike the standard Kukkiwon/WTF-forms, the Kibon forms are not standardized: different schools use different forms. Often, the forms are based on the Tang Soo Do forms Kicho Hyeong Il Bu, Ee Bu, and Sam Bu. File:Kibon Hana 3D.png

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  • The term Kibon Hana means "basic #1" - hana is the number 1 in the traditional Korean numbering system. Kibon Hana is a simple, basic form (poomsae) often taught to introductory students at some taekwonwo schools, especially in Kukkiwon/WTF-style taekwondo. Unlike the standard Kukkiwon/WTF-forms, the Kibon forms are not standardized: different schools use different forms. Often, the forms are based on the Tang Soo Do forms Kicho Hyeong Il Bu, Ee Bu, and Sam Bu. File:Kibon Hana 3D.png
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  • The term Kibon Hana means "basic #1" - hana is the number 1 in the traditional Korean numbering system. Kibon Hana is a simple, basic form (poomsae) often taught to introductory students at some taekwonwo schools, especially in Kukkiwon/WTF-style taekwondo. Unlike the standard Kukkiwon/WTF-forms, the Kibon forms are not standardized: different schools use different forms. Often, the forms are based on the Tang Soo Do forms Kicho Hyeong Il Bu, Ee Bu, and Sam Bu. The following diagram shows a top-down view of a typical 16-step version of Kibon Hana taught at some schools. Your school's form may be different. * All of the stances in this version of the form are Front Stances (aka Long Stances). * All of the blocks are Low Blocks (aka Downward Blocks). * All of the punches are middle-height punches. The "lines" of the form are an I-shape. You start by moving to the left, then back to the right. Then up the middle. Then to the right, and back to the left. Then back down the middle. In reality this isn't really I-shaped because each time you move left/right you wind up back on the center line, so really it's more like a blocky, backwards Z-shape...but it's normally illustrated as an I-shape. File:Kibon Hana 3D.png
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