Terminology Applicable to 10^th Kup

The Five Tenets Body Sections

Ye Ui Courtesy Nopun Bubun High section

Yom Chi Integrity Kaun Bubun Middle section

In Nae Perseverance Najun Bubun Low section

Guk Gi Self-Control

Baekjool Boolgool Indomitable Spirit Body Parts

Ap Joomuk Forefist

Commands Sonkal Knifehand

Charyot Attention Bakat Palmok Outer forearm

Kyong Ye Bow An Palmok Inner forearm

Junbi Ready

Sijak Start Defensive Movements

Gomman Stop An Palmok Makgi Inner forearm block

Barrol Return to Ready Bakat Palmok Makgi Outer forearm block

Tirro Torra About turn
Sonkal Najunde Makgi
Knifehand low block

Counting 1 to 20 Attacking Movements

Hana, Dool, Set, Net, Datsut, Yowsot, Ilgop, Bandae Jirugi Reverse punch

Yodul, Ahop, Yol, Yol Hana, Yol Dool, Yol Set, Barro Jirugi Obverse punch

Yol Net, Yol Datsut, Yol Yowsot, Yol Ilgop, Ap Cha Busigi Front snap kick

Yol Yodol, Yol Ahop, Samul Ap Cha Olligi Front rising kick

General Terms

Tae Of the foot

Stances Kwon Of the hand

Charyot Sogi Attention stance Do Art, Method or Way

Narani Sogi
Parallel stance
Jungshin Tenets

Annun Sogi Sitting stance Dojang Training Hall

Gunnon Sogi Walking stance Dobok Practice suit

General Information:

Taekwon-Do was founded on 11^th April 1955 by General Choi Hong Hi (1918 – 2002).

The ITF was founded on 22^nd March 1966.

The UKTA was founded in 1968 after TKD was formally introduced into the United Kingdom by Grandmaster Rhee Ki Ha on 2^nd July 1967.

The Instructor for RTA Didcot & Oxford University is Master Gary Miller 7^th Dan, Sa Hyun nim

1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd Dan instructors are classed as Bo Sabum nim.

4^th, 5^th, and 6^th Dan International instructors are classed as Sabum nim.

7^th Dan is Master, Sahyun nim.
8^th Dan is Senior Master, Sonim Sahyun

9^th Dan is Grandmaster, Sasung nim.

An OBVERSE technique is performed using the arm on the same side as the leg which is most bent.

A REVERSE technique is performed using the arm on the same side as the leg which is least bent.

If the left leg is most bent then it is a left stance, if the right leg is most bent, then it is a right stance.

Saju Jirugi and Saju Makgi are exercises, they are NOT patterns.

White belt signifies innocence as that of a beginning student who has no previous knowledge of the art.

The theory of power incorporates correct use of Reaction Force, Concentration, Equilibrium (Both Static and Dynamic), Breath Control, Mass, and Speed.

Instructor

Terminology Applicable to 10th Kup

Terminology Applicable to 10^th Kup