2nd Kup Red Belt Flashcards

1
Q

What is the name of the 2nd kup pattern?

A

Hwa-Rang Tul

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2
Q

How many moves does the 2nd kup pattern have?

A

29 Moves

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3
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What is the meaning of the 2nd kup pattern?

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Hwa-Rang is named after the Hwa-Rang youth group which originated in the Silla Dynasty around 600 AD. This group eventually became the actual driving force for the unification of the three kingdoms of Korea. The 29 Movements refer to the 29th infantry division where Taekwondo developed into maturity.

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4
Q

What is the Korean for ‘closed ready stance C’?

A

Moa junbi sogi C

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5
Q

What is the Korean for ‘palm pushing block’?

A

Sonbadak miro makgi

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6
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What is the Korean for ‘upward punch’?

A

Ollyo jirugi

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7
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What is the Korean for ‘sliding’?

A

Mikulgi

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8
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What is the Korean for ‘knife hand downward strike’?

A

Sonkal naeryo taerigi

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9
Q

What is the Korean for ‘inner forearm side front block’?

A

An palmok yopap makgi

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10
Q

What is the meaning of red belt?

A

Danger, cautioning the student to exercise control and warning the opponent to stay away.

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11
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Name the TAGB Officers.

A

Chairman: Grand Master David Oliver

Vice Chairman: Master Michael Dew

Treasurer: Master Ron Sergiew

National Secretary: Master Don Atkins

National Coach: Master Kenny Walton

Liaison Officer: Master Paul Donnelly

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12
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What is the Korean for ‘side piercing kick’?

A

Yop cha jirugi

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13
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What is the Korean for ‘reverse side piercing kick’?

A

Bandae yop cha jirugi

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14
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What is the Korean for ‘side thrusting kick’?

A

Yop cha tulgi

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15
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What is the Korean for ‘side pushing kick’?

A

Yop cha milgi

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16
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What is the Korean for ‘back kick’?

A

Dwit chagi

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17
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What is the Korean for ‘turning kick’?

A

Dollyo chagi

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18
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What is the Korean for ‘reverse turning kick’?

A

Bandae dollyo chagi

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19
Q

What is the Korean for ‘reverse hooking kick’?

A

Bandae goro chagi

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20
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What is the Korean for ‘downward kick’?

A

Naeryo chagi

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21
Q

What is the Korean for ‘twisting kick’?

A

Bituro chagi

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22
Q

What is the Korean for ‘vertical kick’?

A

Sewo chagi

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23
Q

What is the Korean for ‘inward pressing kick’?

A

Anuro noollo chagi

24
Q

What is the Korean for ‘outward pressing kick’?

A

Bakuro noollo chagi

25
Q

What is the Korean for ‘ball of the foot’?

A

Ap kumchi

26
Q

What is the Korean for ‘back heel’?

A

Dwitchook

27
Q

What is the Korean for ‘back sole’?

A

Dwit kumchi

28
Q

What is the Korean for ‘foot sword’?

A

Balkal

29
Q

What is the Korean for ‘knee’?

A

Moorup

30
Q

What is the Korean for ‘reverse foot sword’?

A

Balkal dung

31
Q

What is the Korean for ‘toes’?

A

Balkut

32
Q

What is the English for ‘moa junbi sogi C’?

A

Closed ready stance C

33
Q

What is the English for ‘sonbadak miro makgi’?

A

Palm pushing block

34
Q

What is the English for ‘ollyo jirugi’?

A

Upward punch

35
Q

What is the English for ‘mikulgi’?

A

Sliding

36
Q

What is the English for ‘sonkal naeryo taerigi’?

A

Knife hand downward strike

37
Q

What is the English for ‘an palmok yopap makgi’?

A

Inner forearm side front block

38
Q

What is the English for ‘yop cha jirugi’?

A

Side piercing kick

39
Q

What is the English for ‘bandae yop cha jirugi’?

A

Reverse side piercing kick

40
Q

What is the English for ‘yop cha tulgi’?

A

Side thrusting kick

41
Q

What is the English for ‘yop cha milgi’?

A

Side pushing kick

42
Q

What is the English for ‘dwit chagi’?

A

Back kick

43
Q

What is the English for ‘dollyo chagi’?

A

Turning kick

44
Q

What is the English for ‘bandae dollyo chagi’?

A

Reverse turning kick

45
Q

What is the English for ‘bandae dollyo goro chagi’?

A

Reverse hooking kick

46
Q

What is the English for ‘naeryo chagi’?

A

Downward kick

47
Q

What is the English for ‘bituro chagi’?

A

Twisting kick

48
Q

What is the English for ‘sewo chagi’?

A

Vertical kick

49
Q

What is the English for ‘anuro noollo chagi’?

A

Inward pressing kick

50
Q

What is the English for ‘bakuro noollo chagi’?

A

outward pressing kick

51
Q

What is the English for ‘balkal’?

A

Foot sword

52
Q

What is the English for ‘balkal dung’?

A

Reverse foot sword

53
Q

What is the English for ‘balkut’?

A

Toes

54
Q

What is the English for ‘apkumchi’?

A

Ball of the foot

55
Q

What is the English for ‘dwitkumchi’?

A

Back sole

56
Q

What is the English for ‘dwitchook’?

A

Back heel

57
Q

What is the English for ‘moorup’?

A

Knee