TKDCoaching’s TKD Patterns Hub provides instructors with clear teaching insights, coaching cues, and step-by-step guidance for every ITF pattern. This page offers an instructor-focused preview of [PATTERN_NAME], highlighting key technical details,common errors to watch for, and practical coaching ideas you can apply immediately in class.

[PATTERN_NAME] Pattern

[Short overview of the pattern – grade, movements, general emphasis. 1–3 sentences only.]

Sample Video

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Key Technical Insights from GM Paul McPhail

Drawing from my ongoing study and technical work within ITF Taekwon-Do, each pattern in this Hub includes a short set of key technical points — practical reminders practitioners often overlook. These notes are personal insights based on decades of experience and are not official ITF Technical Committee statements.

Key Technical Points

  • Point 1: [Short, precise technical note.]
  • Point 2: [Short, precise technical note.]
  • Point 3: [Short, precise technical note.]

About [PATTERN_NAME]

[More detailed description of the pattern: rhythm, key themes, movement flow, types of techniques, where students usually struggle, etc.]

Key Teaching Points

  • [Teaching point 1 – what instructors should emphasise.]
  • [Teaching point 2.]
  • [Teaching point 3.]

Training Suggestions

  • [Suggestion 1 – drills, sections to repeat, partner work.]
  • [Suggestion 2 – mirrors, video review, slow work.]
  • [Suggestion 3 – timing, power, conditioning ideas.]

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Background & Interesting Details

[Pattern history: meaning of the name, historical figure, symbolism, number of movements, diagram notes, any interesting trivia.]

FAQ

  • What grade is [PATTERN_NAME] for?
    [Answer.]
  • What are the most common mistakes in [PATTERN_NAME]?
    [Answer.]
  • How should I introduce [PATTERN_NAME] to new students?
    [Answer.]

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TKD Patterns Hub – patterns and instructor-focused insights

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Insights on All 24 Patterns by GM McPhail
Favourite Pattern Survey – we’d love to know what you think

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