English	Korean
Inside Low Scoop Kick	Ahn Dah Ree Cha Nut Kee
Inside Kick	Ahn Dah Ree Cha Gee
Outside Kick	Bah Gat Dah Ree Cha Gee
Center Toe Kick	Jo Gee Jee Ru Gee
Front Kick	Up Cha Gee
Knife Edge Push Kick	Jok Do Mee Reo Nut Gee
Knee Lift Kick	Moo Rup Cha Gee
Ax Kick (Heel Down Kick)	Duee Kum Chee Mee Tu Ro Cha Gee
Heel Straight Up Outside Down Kick	Duee Kum Chee Nah Ryuh Cha Gee
Snap Kick	Jik Uh Cha Gee
Side Kick	Yup Cha Gee
Hook Kick	Duee Kum Chee Dol Ryuh Cha Gee
Slap Kick	Bee Keo Cha Gee
Back Kick	Duee Cha Gee
Heel Down Hook Kick	Hu Ree Cha Gee
Low Curve Kick	Jok Do Mee Tu Ro Dol Ryuh Cha Gee
Low Circle Heel Kick	Duee Kum Chee Mee Tu Ro Dol Ryuh Cha Gee

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Adding Ha Dahn to a kick name makes it a low level (knee level) kick.

Adding Sang Dahn to a kick name makes it a high level (head level) kick.

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The Korean kicking terms should be learned by orange or green belt.

If you examine the terms closely you will see that the sounds/words learned from one kick are very similar to the others.

For example:
If you look at “Heel Straight Up Outside Down Kick,” you will see that it starts with the sounds/word “Duee Kum Chee,” meaning “heel.” Any kick with the word “heel” in it will also use the same “Duee Kum Chee.”

Tips:
Cha Gee - Kick
Duee Kum Chee - Heel
​Jok Do – Knife Edge
Ahn – Inside
Bah Gat - Outside
Dah Ree - Leg
Moo Rup - Knee
Dol Ryuh - Round or Circle
Mee Tu Ro - Down

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​Students should be reminded that Korean terms contained here may be spelled many different ways depending on the author. Our spelling is based on phonetic pronunciation rather than on any previously accepted spelling.
– Master J.R. West