El camino del Taekkyon
Un arte tradicional coreano de juego de pies fluido, casi una danza, con barridos y patadas. La UNESCO lo reconoció como patrimonio cultural en 2011.
La guía completa de este arte se está escribiendo.
Golpeo · Taekkyon · Las patadas danzadas de Corea
Mejores momentos
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ResumenWorld Taekkyeon ChampionshipsArirang News
ResumenWorld Taekkyeon ChampionshipsArirang NewsPublicidad
Documentales
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DocumentalTaekkyeon · UNESCOUNESCO
DocumentalTaekkyeon · UNESCOUNESCO
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DocumentalK-Culture Elite: TaekkyeonArirang TV
DocumentalK-Culture Elite: TaekkyeonArirang TV
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DocumentalTaekkyeon, UNESCO heritageKoreanet
DocumentalTaekkyeon, UNESCO heritageKoreanet
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DocumentalK-UNESCO Adventures: TaekkyeonKoreanet
DocumentalK-UNESCO Adventures: TaekkyeonKoreanet
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DocumentalMasters of their craft: TaekkyeonEBSDocumentary (EBS 다큐)
DocumentalMasters of their craft: TaekkyeonEBSDocumentary (EBS 다큐)🏛 Federaciones y asociaciones
Sitios oficiales: reglas, rankings, resultados y el calendario de eventos.
UNESCO — Taekkyon, intangible heritage ↗ich.unesco.org
대한택견회 (Korea Taekkyon Federation) ↗
Corea del Sur · koreataekkyon.com
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🗂 Fact file
- Country
- Corea del Sur
- Type
- Golpeo
- Main federation
- WTKF ↗
Sources: UNESCO — Taekkyeon · Korean Taekkyon Association
Historia
Taekkyon is a traditional Korean martial art with flowing, dance-like movements and a rhythmic stepping called pumbalgi. It was popular in Joseon-era Korea and was almost lost in the 20th century.
Master Song Duk-ki kept it alive, and it was designated an Important Intangible Cultural Property of Korea in 1983. In 2011 UNESCO listed taekkyon as intangible cultural heritage.
¿Sabías que…?
- Taekkyon uses mostly kicks, sweeps and trips, often aimed to unbalance rather than injure.
- Its rhythm and knee bending make it look like a dance.
- Taekkyon influenced the high kicking style of taekwondo.
Glosario de técnicas
- Pumbalgi
- triangular rhythmic stepping
- Gyeot chigi
- side sweep
- Gwigwan
- high kick to the head
Figuras clave
- Song Duk-ki (1893–1987) — last master of the old tradition, who saved taekkyon
Fuentes: UNESCO — Taekkyeon · Korean Taekkyon Association
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