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Yobap Cha Busigi

Literally: side-front snap kick

Also known as: Side-Front Snap Kick, Yop Apcha Busigi

A side-front snap kick, in ITF Taekwon-Do also written yop apcha busigi; it appears in the tuls Joong-Gun, Ge-Baek and Toi-Gye.

Quick Facts

Martial Arts
CategoryKicks (Geri-waza)

Katas containing this technique

Joong-GunStep: 2, 5Toi-GyeStep: 23, 26Ge-BaekStep: 13Ul-JiStep: 30Moon-MooStep: 26, 35

About

Yobap cha busigi is in ITF Taekwon-Do a snap kick (busigi) directed sideways and forward. According to the club terminology of Trident Taekwon-Do Manchester, the form yobap, rather than yop ap, is used deliberately in the tul Joong-Gun; the breakdowns of the tul Toi-Gye write yop apcha busigi. In the tul Joong-Gun (ITF) it is the 2nd and 5th movement, in Ge-Baek the 13th movement, and in Toi-Gye the 23rd and 26th movement, where it is the low version najunde yop apcha busigi aimed at the low level.

Further sources on this topic (4)
  1. Trident Taekwon-Do Manchester – Grading terminology
  2. Ge-Baek – rozpis tulu (dotaekwondo.net)
  3. Kildare Taekwondo – manuál s rozpisy tulů ITF
  4. Toi-Gye – technická zostava (taekwondo.sk)