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Order Rules of School
- Bow before entering and when leaving the school.
- Be respectful when you see or converse with your KWAN CHANG NIM.
- Respect your senior belts and Tae Kwon Do friends.
- Keep your uniform clean at all times and always clean the gym before leaving.
- Do not face your KWAN CHANG NIM when you are fixing your uniform.
- Do not drink, chew gum, or smoke in the gym or while training.
- Do not use profanity at any time.
- Do not talk loudly, horse play or whistle.
- Do not speak to visitors while training.
- Maintain discipline while training.
Five Tenets
- Courtesy: Ye Yi
- Justice: Jung Yi
- Perseverance: In Nae
- Self Control: Guk Gi
- Fighting Spirit: Tu Ji
Counting
- One: Hana
- Two: Dool
- Three: Set
- Four: Net
- Five: Da-Sot
- Six: Yo-Sot
- Seven: Il-Kip
- Eight: Yo-Dulp
- Nine: A-Hop
- Ten: Yul
Ten Commandments of Self-Defense
- Never under estimate your opponent – always assume they are dangerous.
- Avoid being fancy, use simple, easy and effective techniques.
- Be sure you are always well balanced when delivering a technique.
- Learn to react instantly, be quick and accurate – do not hesitate.
- After attacking or counter-attacking, never lose sight of your adversary, and be alert for a continuation of their attack – avoid being caught by surprise.
- Always deliver your blows to your opponent’s weaker areas.
- Always “YELL” when delivering a technique. This will momentarily distract and possibly alarm your attacker.
- Whenever possible, use any available object as a weapon to help subdue your opponent.
- Always fight aggressively – use all your strength.
- When defending yourself, always fight as if your life depended on it. There is no telling what an attacker’s intentions may be.
Tournament Terms
- Attention: Cha Ryut
- Bow: Kyung Ye
- Rest: Shi Yo
- Ready: Jun Bi
- Start/Begin: Shi Jak
- Stop: Koo Man
- Separate: Kal Lyo
- Continue: Kye Sok
- Free Sparring: Kyo-Lu-Ki
- One Step Sparring: Hon Bon Kyo Lu Ki
- Vocalize With Power: Ki Hap (Yell)
- Form: Poom Se
- Flag: Kook Ki
- Return: Baro
- Warming Up: Jun Be Woon Dong
- Vital Spot: Cub So
Definitions
- Tae Kwon Do: The original Korean Martial Art
- Kwan Chang: Director
- Su Suck Sa Bum: Chief Instructor
- Sa Bum: Instructor
- Cho Kyo: Assistant Instructor
NOTE: When addressing the Founder, Director and Instructor, add “Nim” to their titles, this shows formal respect.