Chun Gun (perform as a 3rd temporary brown and 3rd permanent brown belts)
(32 movements) is named after the patriot An-Chung Gun who assassinated Hiro Bumi Ito, the first Japanese governor-general of Korea, known as the man who played the leading part in the Korean-Japan merger. The thirty-two movements of this pattern represent Mr. An's age when he was executed at the Lui-Shung prison in 1910. .

I Pattern

1. Middle Ridge Hand, Left Hand, Back Stance
2. Front Leg Snap Kick, Left Leg, Back Stance
3. Step Forward, Pressing Block, Right Hand, Back Stance
4. Middle Ridge Hand, Right Hand, Back Stance
5. Front Leg Snap Kick, Right Leg, Back Stance
6. Step Forward, Pressing Block, Right Hand, Back Stance
7. Double Knife Hand Middle Block, Back Stance
8. Elbow Strike, Right Arm, Front Stance
9. Double Knife Hand Middle Block, Back Stance
10. Elbow Strike, Left Arm, Front Stance
11. Double Fist High, Front Stance
12. Double Fist Low, Front Stance
13. Turning Left, Double Fist High X-Block, Front Stance, Ki Hap
14. Back Fist, Back Stance
15. Inside-Outside Block, Back Stance
16. Switch to Front Stance, Reverse Punch
17. Back Fist, Back Stance
18. Inside-Outside Block, Back Stance
19. Switch to Front Stance, Reverse Punch
20. Double Forearm Block, Front Stance
21. Back Stance, Left Handed Punch
22. Side Kick, Right Leg, Double Forearm Block, Front Stance
23. Back Stance, Right Handed Punch
24. Side Kick, Left Leg, Double Knife Hand Middle Block, Back Stance
25. Pressing Block, Front Stance
26. Double Knife Hand Middle Block, Back Stance
27. Pressing Block, Front Stance
28. Ready Stance
29. Step out with Right Leg, Pole Block, Back Stance
30. Ready Stance
31. Step out with Left Leg, Pole Block, Back Stance, Ki Hap
32. Chunbee