Drysdale's School Of Taekwon-DoStudy Guide |
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Required
Knowledge for 6th Gup ·
The
meaning of the color Green
belt:
Green signifies the plant’s
growth as the Taekwon-Do skill begins to develop. ·
Meaning
of the pattern Do-San:
Do-San is the pseudonym of the patriot Ahn Chang-Ho (1876-1938).
The 24 movements
represent his entire life, which he devoted to furthering the education of
Korea and to its independence movement. Do-San
has 24 movements and its
diagram is the shape of one “stair step” up and to
the right.
(
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The nine
(9) reasons for the practice of Courtesy
(Ye-Ui) as listed in General Choi’s
Encyclopedia: 1.
To
promote the spirit of mutual concessions. 2.
To
be ashamed of one’s vices and contempting those of others. 3.
To
be polite to one another. 4.
To
encourage a sense of justice and humanity 5.
To
distinguish instructor from student, senior from junior, elder from
younger. 6.
To
behave according to etiquette. 7.
To
respect others’ possessions. 8.
To
handle matters with fairness and sincerity. 9.
To
refrain from giving or receiving any gift when in doubt. ·
The
opening ceremony for a Taekwon-Do class.
Sequence for beginning class:
Attention
Charyot
Face the flag
Kuk-ki-yea Tae-Hae
Salute (over heart)
Kyong-Ye
Return (Attention)
Baro
Sit or Kneel
Anj-Oh
Mediate
Muk-Nam
Return (Stand)
Baro
Attention
Charyot
Face the Instructor
Su-Bim Nim Gae
Salute
Kyong-Ye ·
The
closing ceremony for a Taekwon-Do class.
Sequence for ending class:
Attention
Charyot
Face the flag
Kuk-ki-yea Tae-Hae
Salute (over heart)
Kyong-Ye
Return (Attention)
Baro
Sit or Kneel
Anj-Oh
Mediate
Muk-Nam
Return (Stand)
Baro
Attention
Charyot
Class is finished
Ea-Sang Thank you very much Ko-Map Sum-Nee-Da
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