Master Han

After Nationals, I’ve been practicing Keumgang a lot because I don’t want to repeat the same mistakes.

Every mistake is a lesson. Keep showing up, keep improving.

💬 Have you ever turned a mistake into motivation?

Did you spot the difference? 👀

In Keumgang Poomsae, the smallest details can make the biggest difference. One tiny habit can affect your balance, power, and overall presentation.

Watch closely and see if you can catch it before the explanation!

💬 Did you spot the difference? Let me know in the comments.

I can’t miss this lolll last year August bloopers

What’s one bad habit you’re still trying to fix in your poomsae? 🤔

Mine is letting my knee flare out in the Pyongwon crane stance.

The smallest details often make the biggest difference.

What’s the hardest part of Kumgang for you? 👇

One of the most common mistakes is stepping first and letting the hand technique follow. Instead, your hands and feet should move at the same time to improve your timing, balance, and overall presentation.

Let me know which movement you’d like me to break down next!

Sometimes I wear shorts so it’s easier to see the details of my stance. That way, you can see my technique more clearly. 😊 What’s your secret to getting better?