10th Kup Flashcards

1
Q

5 Tenets of TKD

A

1) Courtesy
2) Integrity
3) Perseverance
4) Self Control
5) Indomitable Spirit

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2
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What does white belt signify?

A

White belt signifies innocence - a beginner who has no previous knowledge of TKD

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3
Q

What is Gunnun Sogi?

A

Walking stance

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4
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What is Narani Sogi?

A

Parallel stance

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5
Q

What is sitting stance in korean?

A

Annun sogi

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6
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What is charyot sogi?

A

Attention stance

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7
Q

What is a pattern?

A

A pattern is a set of fundamental movements both offensive and defensive performed against imaginery opponents

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8
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Najundae?

A

Low section

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9
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Kaundae?

A

Middle section

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10
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Nopundae?

A

High section

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11
Q

What does TKD literally mean?

A

Foot - Fist - Art

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12
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Who is the founder of TKD?

A

General Choi Hong Hi

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13
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Where did TKD originate?

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Korea

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14
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When was TKD officially recognised?

A

11th April 1955

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15
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Training secret 1

A

To study the theory of power thoroughly

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16
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Training secret 2

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To understand the purpose and method of each movement clearly

17
Q

Training secret 3

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To bring the movement of eyes, hands, feet and breath into a single co-ordinated action