2nd Kup Flashcards
2nd Kup Pattern?
Hwa Rang Tul
Free Sparring
One step sparring
Two step sparring
Three step sparring
Jayoo Matsoki
Ilbo Matsoki
Ibo Matsoki
Sambo Matsoki
Hwa Rang movements, meaning, and age
29 movements – refers to the 29th Infantry Division, where tkd developed into maturity.
Named after Hwa-Rang youth group, originated in the Silla Dynasty in early 7th Century.
Ready posture for Hwa Rang
Moa Junbi Sogi C
Palm pushing block
Sonbadak miro makgi
Fore-fist upward punch
ap joomok ollyo jirugi
Knife hand downward strike
Sonkal naerjo taerigi
Vertical stance name and dimensions
Soojik sogi
Length: 1 shoulder wide plus length of foot
Width: Width of foot
Weight: 60/40 to rear leg
Front and rear toes turned in at angle of 15*
Heels in line
Both knees locked, soles both flat on the ground
The rear leg indicated the direction
Candidates must also be able to describe and demonstrate all the following techniques learnt to date:
All types of Sogi, Makgi, Jirugi (performed with Ap Joomuk), Chagi
Founder in Korean
+ Name
‘Chang Shi Ja’
Sasung R.M.K. Choy 9th ‘Koo’ Dan
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Secretary General
Excecutive Member x2
Sasung Au 9th ‘Koo’ Dan
Sasung Manning 9th ‘Koo’ Dan
Sahun Whitley 7th ‘Chill’ Dan
Sahuns Liu and Snelders 7th ‘Chill’ Dan
Documents of the BUTF
- Constitution (ideologial aims and aspirations)
- Charter of Operations (rules and regulations)
- Championship rules
- Newsletters (general info regarding BUTF activities)
Minimum training periods b/w Kup grades
10-9 and 9-8 = 1 month
8-7 and 7-6 = 2 months
6-5 and 5-4 = 3 months
4-3 and 3-2 = 4 months
2-1 and 1-1st Dan = 5 months
Minimum training periods b/w Dan grades
1-2 = 1.5 years
2-3 = 2 years
3-4 = 3 years
4-5 = 4 years
5-6 = 5 years
6-7 = 6 years
7-8 = 7 years
8-9 = 8 years
Terms for addressing Dan grades
1st = IL Dan
2nd = EE Dan
3rd = SAM Dan
4th = SA Dan
5th = OH Dan
6th = YUK Dan
7th = CHILL Dan
8th = PHAL Dan
9th = KOO Dan
Significance of colour Black on the uniform
Black = impervious to darkness. Opposite of white (innocence and beginner).
3cm Black piping = the three kingdoms of ancient Korea: Silla, Baek-je, and Koguryo. Ancient Korean aristocrats wore Black piping.
Formal dress format and insignia (sign) for Black belts
Blue or black blazer, blazer badge, and Lapel badge
BUTF black belt tie
White shirt, grey trousers, black leather shoes
Clean, predominantly white trainers for championships
Items presented to students following successful grading to 1st Dan
Certificate/ID card
Embroidered black belt (wear Roman Numerals on left side)
BUTF tie, blazer badge, and lapel badge
Significance of BUTF tie
Black belts = tie with just BUTF logo
Qualified instructor without a school = with BUTF logo and one tricolour stripe running diagonally under it
Qualified + school(s) = BUTF logo and two tricolour stripes diagonally under it
Significance of Blazer badges
Golden badge = above 4th Dan
