Sunday, November 13, 2011

Vocabulaires


  ■ Commandes et instructions de base

한글 Coréen
Forme romaine
  Traduction et explication
차렷
Cha-Rot
  Soyez attentif
경례
Gyong-Nye
  Salut
바로
Pa-Ro
  Repos (retour en position de repos)
준비
Chun-Bi
  Attention (en guarde)
시작
Si-Jak
  Départ
그만
Gue-Man
  Arrêt
발도
Pal-Do
  Sortir l'épée de son fourreau
착검
Chak-Gum
  Remettre l'épée au foureau
견적
Kyon-Jok
  Centre près (?)
기합
Ki-Hap
  cri d'attaque
자세 바꿔서
Chase pak-kuseu
  changer de position pour faire face à l'arrière du dojo
뒤로 돌아
Dui-ro-dol-a
  Tourner en rond
도복 정리
Dobok Jung-ni
  Vérifier et remettre en place son dobok


  ■ Postions

한글 Coréen
Forme romaine
  Traduction et explication
기마세
Kima-se
  Horse-riding stance
대도세
Taedo-se
  Long or high stance (lit: great stance
금계독립팔상세
Kumgye dongnip p'alsang-se
  Stand on one leg (normally left)
  Raised foot should point down
  The sword is normally held vertical on the right side
자연세
Chayon-se
  Standing in a natural (short stance) posture
소도세
Sodo-se
  Short or low stance (Lit: small stance)
조천세
Choch'on-se
  Upper ready stance
지하세
Chiha-se
  Lower ready stance
범세
Pom-se
  Tiger stance aka back stance
복호세
Pokho-se
  Crouching Tiger Stance


  ■ Coupes


한글 Coréen
Forme romaine
  Traduction et explication
정면 베기
Chungmyon begi
  Straight or centre cut
(좌/우)횡단 베기
Hwengdan begi
  Horizontal cut
(좌/우)대각선 내려베기
Daegaksun nae-ryo begi
  (left/right) diagonal downward cut
(좌/우)대각선 올려베기
Daegaksun Oll-yo begi
  (left/right) diagonal upward cut
(좌/우)올려 베기
Oll-yo begi
  Upward cut
(좌/우)내려 베기
Nae-ryo begi
  Downward cut
(좌/우)상단 막기
Sangdan Mak-gi
  (left/right) Defending the head
찌르기
Chirugi
  Thrust / stab


  ■ Epée


한글 Coréen
Forme romaine
  Traduction et explication
Gum
  Sword
검코
Gum ko
  Tip of the sword
검날
Gum nal
  Blade, the sharp edge
검등
Gum tung
  Back of the sword
검막이
Gumm mak-iee
  Hand Guard
손잡이
son chap-iee
  Handle of the sword
검머리
Gum mu-ri
  Sword head
검집
Gum Jip
  Scabbard


  ■ Les mouvements


한글 Coréen
Forme romaine
  Traduction et explication
풍차돌기
P'ungch'a-Dol-gi
  Cartwheel
점프/뛰기
Jump'u / ttwigi
  Jump
구르기
Gu-ru-gi
  Rolls, only forwards it seems
좌로/우로
Joa-ro / woo-ro
  To the left / to the right
앞으로/뒤로
A-pu-ro / dui-ro
  Forward / backward
천천히
Chun-chun-hee
  Slowly
빠르게
Bba-ru-ge
  quickly
힘있게
Him-i-ge
  powerfully
부드럽게
Bu-du-rub-ge
  Softly


  ■ Coupes


한글 Coréen
Forme romaine
  Traduction et explication
촛불끄기
Ch'otbul KKugi
  Candle extinguishing
대나무베기
Taenamu pegi
  Bamboo cutting
짚단베기
Jip-dan-begi
  Straw cutting
신문지 베기
Sinmunji pegi
  Newspaper cutting
각목자르기
Kagmok charugi
  Board breaking
던져베기
Dun-jia-begi
  Cutting objects in the air


  ■ Salut


한글 Coréen
Forme romaine
  Traduction et explication
안녕 하세요
An-nyong- Ha-se-yo
  Hello (when you enter Dojang)
수고 하셨습니다
Su-go- ha-syo-ssum-ni-da
  You worked hard (usually at the end of practice,
  to the fellow students)
감사 합니다
Kam-sa- ham-ni-da
  Thank you (usually at the end of practice,
  to the Sabum-nim or Kwanjang-nim)
안녕히 계세요
Annyonghee-Gae-seyo
  Good night
안녕히 가세요
Annyonghee-Ga-seyo
  Good bye. Safe home
처음 뵙겠습니다
Cha-um-baek-ge-sum-ni-da
  Nice to meet you
내일 뵙겠습니다
Nae-il-baek-ge-sum-ni-da
  See you tomorrow
다음에 뵙겠습니다
Da-um-e- baek-ge-sum-ni-da
  See you next time. / See you again.
잘했습니다
Jal-hae-sum-ni-da
  Excellent / Well-done


  ■ Titres et grades

한글 Coréen
Forme romaine
  Traduction et explication
총재님
Chong-jae(nim)
  President
회장님
Hae-jang(nim)
  Chairman
총관장님
Chong-kwanjang(nim)
  National technical director (Over 4th Dan)
부 총관장님
Bu-chong-kwanjang(nim)
  Regional technical director (Over 4th Dan)
관장님
Kwanjang(Nim)
  Master/ Head of dojang (Over 4th Dan)
사범님
Sabom(Nim)
  Instructor (Over 3rd Dan)
부 사범님
Pu-sabom(Nim)
  Assistant instructor (Over 2nd Dan)
교범
Kyobom(Nim)
  Junior assistant instructor (Over 1st Dan)
고단자
Kodanja
  3rd dan or higher
초단
Ch'odan
  1st dan
유단자
Yudanja
  A black-belt of any grade
스승님
Seuseung(Nim)
  My Master (teacher)

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http://www.samuraischwerter.de/
http://www.staldiman.ch/251212/index.html
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http://www.japanszwaard.nl/de/intro.html
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Mouvements de base (Ki Bon Dong Jak)

Une des premières choses que l'on apprend au HDGD sont une suite de 12 mouvements de base: Ki Bon Don Jak

  1. Jung Myun Begi (Straight Cut)

  2. Jua Wu Begi (Left and right cuts)

  3. Sahm Dan Begi (Triple cuts)

  4. Hewing dan Begi (waist cut)

  5. Gwang Jah Begi(光)

  6. Dae Do Se

  7. Kum Ge Se (Golden rooster stance)

  8. Ja Yuon Se (Natural stance)

  9. Yi Uh Begi (Continuous cuts)

  10. So Do Se

  11. Jo Chun Se


  12. Ji Hah Se


La voie du Sabre traditionnel coréen par Estelle Clément-Bealem

Publication dans la revue du Centre Culturel Coréen numéro 82 




Saturday, November 12, 2011

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Ce blog traitera de tous ce qui a de près ou de loin un rapport avec l'épée ou le sabre. De manière  plus spécifique je traiterais de l'Haidong Gumdo, un art martial traditionnel coréen. Cependant, comme tous les types de sabres ou d'épées m'intéressent, je ne me limiterais pas à l'Haidong Gumdo mais tenterais d'explorer tous les autres aspects liés au maniement et à la fabrication de l'épée.

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