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WHITE BELT


  • COURSE FOR 10th KUP ( WHITE BELT)
Compulsory Pattern :
K.T.A
4 - Direction Punch(SAJUJIRUGI)-7(M)

4 - Direction Block (SAJU MAKGI )-8(M)
    Stances :
    Attention stance ( Charyot Sogi ) ,

    Bow posture ( Kyong Ye jase ) ,

    Parallel ready stance ( Narani Jumbi Sogi ) ,

    Walking stance ( Gunnum Sogi )

    Hand Techniques
     :

    Walking Stance Forearm Low Block (Gunnum sogi Palmok Najunde Makgi),

    Walking Stance Middle Front Punch (Gunnum sogi Kaunde Ap Jinugi),

    Walking Stance Knife - Hand Low Block (Gunnum Sogi Sonkal Najunde Makgi), 
    Walking Stance Inner Forearm Middle Block (Gunnum Sogi An Palmok Kaunde Makgi)

    Foot Techniques :
    Front Rising Kick (Apcha olligi),

    Side Rising Kick (Yopchaolligi)

    Sparring :
    3 - step sparring - alone ( Sambo Matsogi ) ( No . 1 to No . 4 )

    self - defense techniques .

    Endurance test :
    Knuckle push ups ( boys ) : 10 times

    Palm push ups ( Girls ) : 10 times

    Stomach Press ups : 10 times

    Side Stretching & Front Stretching

    Making bridge from standing position

    Measuring Techniques 
    :

    Upchagi : 10 counts

    Yopchagi: 10 counts

    Theory :Q.1 Meaning of Taekwon - do
    Q.2 Founder of Taekwon - do & when was it found.
    Q.3 Stundent ' s Oath .
    Q.4 Tenets of Taekwon - do .
    Q.5 How many stages till Black Belt
    Q.6 Meaning of White Belt.
    Others : How to tiea belt. How to make a clenched fist. Attention and bow postures .

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