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Student Handbook One - Han Na Eleven - Yuhl Han Na Two - Tool Twelve - Yuhl Tool Three - Set Thirteen - Yuhl Set Four - Net Fourteen - Yuhl Net Five - Tah Sot Fifteen - Yuhl Tah Sot Six - Yo Sot Sixteen - Yuhl Yo Sot Seven - ILL Gulp Seventeen - Yuhl ILL Gulp Eight - Yo Dull Eighteen - Yuhl Yo Dul Nine - Ah Hop Nineteen - Yuhl Ah Hop Ten - Yuhl Twenty - Sue mule
Thirty - Sa Don Two Hundred - Ill Beck Forty - Ma Hoon Three Hundred - Sam Beck Fifty - She Hoon Four Hundred - Sah Beck Sixty - Wii Soon Five Hundred - Oh Beck Seventy - ILL Hoon Six Hundred - Yulk Beck Eighty - Yo Den Seven Hundred - Chill Beck Ninety - Ah Hoon Eight Hundred - Pal Beck One Hundred - Beck Nine Hundred - Koo Beck One Thousand - Chun
Student Oath
I shall observe the tenets of Tae Kwon Do.
I shall respect the instructor and seniors.
I shall never misuse the Tae Kwon Do art.
I shall be a champion of freedom and justice.
I shall build a more peaceful world.
Student Creed To build ourselves mentally and physically. To build friendships with one another and to become a strong group. To never fight to achieve selfish ends but to develop might for right.
Tae Kwon Do meaning Tae - To jump, kick or smash with the foot Kwon - To punch or destroy with the hand or fist. Do - The way or the method
Tenets ( teaching ) of Tae Kwon Do Tae Kwon Do Jung Shin Courtesy ( Ye Ui ) Integrity ( Yom Chi ) Perseverance ( In Nae ) Self - control ( Guk Gi ) Indomitable Spirit ( Baek Jul Bool Gool )
Theory of Power ( Him Ui Wlli ) Concentration ( Jip Joong ) Reaction - Force ( Ban Dong Ryok ) Breathing Control ( Ho Hup Jo Jul ) Balance ( Kyung Hyung ) Speed ( Sok Do )
Titles
1st and 2nd Degree Black Belts - U Don Ja Nim Simply Means Black Belt 3rd Degree Black Belt - Boo Sa Bum Nim Means Assistant Instructor 4th Degree Black Belt - Sa Boo Nim Means Instructor 5th to 7th Degree Black Belt - Kwon Ja Nim Master Instructor 8th to 9th Degree Black Belt - Grand Master Instructor
Greeting Ahn Yong He Gay Ship She Yo ( I'm leaving Be Comfortable ) Example : Sa Boo Nim Ahn Yong Ha Shim Knee KA Sa Boo Nim Ahn Yong He Gay Ship She Yo Kwan Ja Nim Ahn Yong HA Shim Knee KA Ahn Yong Ha Shim Knee Ka ( Hello how are you ) Kwan Ja Nim Ahn Yong He Gay Ship She Yo
Belt System
with no previous knowledge of Tae Kwon Do.
foundation is being laid.
matures into a towering tree as training progresses.
control and also warns the opponent to stay away.
proficiency in Tae Kwon Do; also indicates the wearers imperviousness to fear.
Tae Guk
The Korean Flag symbolizes much of the thought, philosophy, and mysticism of the Orient. The symbol, and sometimes the flag itself, is called the " Tae Gung."
Depicted on the flag is a circle, divided equally, and blocked in perfect balance. The upper section ( red ) represents the Yang, and the lower ( blue ) represents Um, an ancient symbol of the Universe. The two opposites express the dualism of the cosmos; fire and water, day and night, dark and light, construction and destruction, masculine and feminine, active and passive, heat and clod, plus and minus, and so on. The central thought in Tae Gung indicates that while there is a constant movement within the sphere of infinity, there are also balances and harmony.
Chois's Student Testing Requirements
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White
- Signifies
innocence as that of a beginning student 
Yellow
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Signifies Earth from plan sprouts and takes root as 
Orange - Next belt after Yellow
Green
- Signifies the plant growth as the skill begins to develop.
Blue - Signifies the heavens toward which the plants 
Red -
Signifies danger, cautioning the student to exercise 
Black
- Opposite of White, signifies the maturity and
