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Sine Wave in the ITF TAEKWON-DO sponsored by created by Master Harry Vones 7. Dan ITF December 2008

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Cross the zero line Deepest point Middle position Start position Highest point Final position Zero line sponsored by created by Master Harry Vones 7. Dan ITF December 2008

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Cross the zero line Deepest point Middle position Start position Highest point Final position Sine wave in the utilization Zero line sponsored by created by Master Harry Vones 7. Dan ITF December 2008

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