Ilyeo 
Dan 9 Black Belt

Ninth dan, Ilyeo (일여) symbolizes the Buddhist concept of the oneness of the mind and body (material and immaterial). The form, therefore, represents the oneness of mind and body achieved through training, and thus it represents the essence of martial arts. Stemming from Buddhism, the goal of spiritual life is Ilyo, oneness, or nirvana. Only in this state is ego overcome. The ideal of taekwondo is Ilyo. It is a discipline in which you concentrate your attention on every movement and in doing so, shed all worldly thoughts and preconceptions. 

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Due to slight variances in techniques from dojang to dojang, we encourage all Yusabu Taekwondo School students to return to this page to practice, rather than searching online for other videos. That way, you can guarantee you are learning the exact form you will be tested on during your next belt test.