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125 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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The tenets of tae kwon-do?
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- Courtesy
- Integrity - Perseverance - Self control - Indommitable spirit |
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White belt signifies?
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Innocence, as that of the beginning student who has no previous knowledge of tae kwon do.
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Yellow belt signifies?
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Earth, from which a plant sprouts and takes root as the tae kwon-do foundation is being laid.
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Green belt signifies?
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The plant's growth, as tae kwon-do skills begin to develop.
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Blue belt signifies?
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Heaven, toward which the plant matures into a towring tree as training in tae kwon-do progresses.
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When was tae kwon-do inaugurated in South Korea?
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11th April 1955
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Who founded tae kwon-do?
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Major General Choi Hong Hi, 9th degree black belt
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When was tae kwon-do introduced into the UK?
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1967
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When was the Tae Kwon-Do Association of Great Britain (T.A.G.B) formed?
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August 1983
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When was Tae Kwon-Do International inaugurated in England?
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13th November 1993
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When was the British Tae Kwon-Do Council (B.T.C) formed?
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21st April 1988
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What does Tae Kwon-Do mean?
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Tae-Jump, kick or smash with the foot
Kwon-Punch or destroy with t he hand or fist Do-Technique of unarmed combat for self-defence |
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High section, nopunde, targets?
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- Eyes
- Jaw point - Jaw hinge - Side of neck - Throat - Base of skull - Temple |
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Mid section, kaunde, targets?
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- Solar plexus
- Heart - Kidneys - Spinal cord - Stomach - Ribs - Collar bone - Between shoulder blades |
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Low section, najunde, targets?
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- Groin
- Coccyx - Knee - Shin - Instep - Achilles tendon |
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Number of moves in sajo jirugi?
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15
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Training hall
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Dojang
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Training suit
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Dobok
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Instructor
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Sabum
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Student
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Jeja
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Belt
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Ti
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Inner
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An
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Outer
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Bakat
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Press ups
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Momtong bachia
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Attention
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Charyot
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Bow
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Kyong-Ye
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Ready
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Chunbi
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Start
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Si-Jak
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Stop
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Goman
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Return to ready stance
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Barrol
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Dismiss
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Haessan
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Forwards
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Apro Kaggi
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Backwards
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Dwiyro Kaggi
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About turn
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Dwiyro Torro
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One
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Hanna
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Two
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Dool
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Three
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Seth
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Four
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Neth
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Five
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Dasaul
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Six
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Yosaul
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Seven
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Ilgop
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Eight
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Yodoll
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Nine
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Ahop
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Ten
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Yoll
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Low section
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Najunde
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Mid section
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Kaunde
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High section
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Nopunde
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Forefist
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Ap joomuk
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Forearm
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Palmok
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Inner forearm
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An palmok
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Outer forarm
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Bakat palmok
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Attention stance
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Charyot sogi
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Parallel stance
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Narani sogi
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Sitting stance
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Annun sogi
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Walking stance
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Gunnun sogi
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Inner forearm block
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An palmok makgi
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Outer forearm block
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Bakat palmok Makgi
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Front rising kick
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Ap chaolligi
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Side rising kick
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Yop chaolligi
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Obverse punch
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Baro jirugi
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Reverse punch
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Bandae jirugi
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4 directional punch
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Sajo jirugi
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Parallel ready stance
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Narani chunbi sogi
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What is the meaning of chon-ji?
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- Literally means 'the heaven and the earth'
- In the orient it is interpreted as the creation of the world or the beginning of human history - The pattern consists of two parts, one to represent heaven and the other earth |
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Left
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Wen
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Right
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Orun
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Pattern
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Tul
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Ball of foot
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Ap kumchi
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Foot sword
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Balkal
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Head
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Mori
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L stance
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Niunja sogi
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Rising block
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Chookyo makgi
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Forearm guarding block
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Palmok daebi makgi
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Kick
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Chagi
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Double punch
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Doo jirugi
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Front snap kick
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Ap chabusigi
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Knifehand strike
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Sonkal taerigi
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How many moves are there in chon-ji?
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19
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What is the meaning of dan-gun?
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- Dan-gun is named after the Holy Dan-Gun
- He was the legendary founder of Korea in the year 2333BC |
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Inward
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Anaero
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Outward
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Bakaero
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Palm
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Sonbadak
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Knifehand
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Sonkal
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Backfist
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Dung joomuk
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Knifehand guarding block
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Sonkal daebi makgi
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Twin forearm block
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Sang palmok makgi
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Inward outer forearm block
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Anaero bakat palmok makgi
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Backfist strike
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Dung joomuk taerigi
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Turning kick
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Dollyo chagi
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Front backfist strike
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Ap dung joomuk taerigi
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How many moves are there in dan-gun?
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21
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Three step sparring
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Sambo matsoki
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What is the meaning of Do-San?
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- Do-San was the pseudonym of the patriot Ahn Ch'ang-Ho
he devoted his life to furthering the education of Korea and its independent movement |
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Straight
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Sun
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Thrust
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Tulgi
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Finger
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Songarak
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Fingertips
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Sonkut
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Fixed stance
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Gojong sogi
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Wedging block
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Hechyo makgi
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Release move
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Jappyosol tae
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Straight spear fingertip thrust
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Sun sonkut tulgi
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Backfist side strike
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Dung joomuk yop taerigi
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Side piercing kick
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Yop cha jurigi
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How many moves are there in Do-San?
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24
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What is the ready position for Won-Hyo?
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Close ready stance (A)
Moa chunbi sogi (A) |
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What is the meaning of Won-Hyo?
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- Won-Hyo was the noted monk who introduced Buddhism to the Silla Dynasty in the year 686 AD
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Back
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Dwit
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Foot parts
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Habansin
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Hand aprts
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Sangbansin
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Back sole
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Dwit kumchi
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Back heel
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Dwit chook
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Vertical stance
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Soojik sogi
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Closed stance
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Moa sogi
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Bending stance
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Goburyo sogi
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Circular block
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Dollimyo makgi
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Hooking block
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Golcho makgi
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Waist block
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Hori makgi
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Palm pushing block
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Sonbadak miro makgi
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Vertical punch
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Sewo jirugi
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Side punch
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Yop jirugi
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Reverse turning kick
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Bandae dollyo chagi
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Reverse side kick
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Bandae yop chagi
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Reverse knifehand strike
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Sonkal dung taerigi
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How many moves are there in Won-Hyo?
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28
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Semi-free sparring
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Ban jayoo matsoki
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