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WTSDA Cho Dan Practice Exam
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Choong Dan Hang Jin is the Korean term for:
Front Kick
Side Punch
Back Fist
Knife Hand
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Side Punch
Explanation:
Choong Dan Hang Jin points to a midsection punching technique. Choong Dan means the center or midsection target, while Hang Jin refers to a punching action using a fist aimed along the center line. Put together, this term describes a punch delivered to the midsection with the hand moving along the center line, typically executed with a horizontal fist orientation to maximize power from hip and torso rotation. This is why it’s identified as a side-style midsection punch: it’s a straight, power-driven strike aimed at the torso from the side of the body, not a kick, a backfist, or a knife-hand.
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