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Taekwon-Do is movement for the body and mind. Tae means foot, Kwon means fist and Do means the path of physical and mental development that a person takes when engaged in this Korean martial art.

Hyongs are sequences of movements in which the practitioner fights against imaginary opponents using techniques set in a specific order.

In partner exercises, the techniques learned are performed freely or with fixed movements, at first in one or two-step combat (Ilbo Taeryon and Ibo Taeryon) and later in free combat (Chayu Taeryon).

The free fight is a direct confrontation with an opponent and is fought without contact. All techniques must be stopped in time in front of the partner without injuring them.

Breaking tests are used in competitions and exams to demonstrate effective mastery of techniques. They usually consist of breaking a board with a hand or leg technique. The board can only be broken with a precisely executed punch or kick.