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Student Oath
I shall observe the tenets of Tae Kwon Do;
I shall never misuse Tae Kwon Do;
I shall help build a strong community;
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Important Korean Terms/Information
Master: Quandja-nim
Bow: Kyungyeh
Instructor: Sa-buhm-nim
Begin: Shejahk
Asst Instr: Kyo-Sa-Nim
Rest: Sheuh
Senior: Sun-Bae-Nim Ready: Joon-bi
Attention: Chareut
Thank you: Kam-sahm-nida
Stop: Go-mahn
Welcome: Chon-mamayo
Headquarters for Tae Kwon Do where your belts are registered: Kuk Ki Won
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Counting
1 - Hana
2 - Dool
3 - Set
4 - Net
5 - Dahsuht
6 - Yuhsuht
7 - Illgope
8 - Yuhduhl
9 - Ah-hope
10 - Yuhl
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1st - Ill
2nd - Ee
3rd - Sahm
4th - Sah
5th - Oh
6th - Yuk
7th - Choil
8th - Pak
9th - Koo
10th - Sip
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Free Sparring
Students should be ready to spar any day of the week. Sparring is necessary exercise in which one combines defensive and offensive skills in a controlled manner. Full equipment includes mouth piece, helmet, shin/instep pads, forearm pads, and chest guard. From time to time, students will be expected to represent our school at small competitions just as if they were in any other sport, had practiced, and it is now time for a game.
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Belt Color Meanings
White: Innocence
Yellow: Earth from which a plant grows
Orange: The seed that becomes one with the earth
Purple: Seedling new in its growth
Blue: Sky toward which plant grows
Brown: The ground and deeper foundation roots
Red: Fire/danger as plant grows towards sun
Black: Maturity and proficiency in Tae Kwon Do
Belts - Taeguek & Palgwe Forms
