Green Belt (6th Kup) Flashcards by KJ Hall

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What is this belts pattern?

A

Won-Hyo

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How many movements are there in Won-Hyo?

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28

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What is the interpretation of won-hyo?

A

Won-Hyo was the noted monk who introduced Buddhism to the Silla Dynasty in the year 686 A.D

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What is the ready position for Won-Hyo?

A

Close ready stance ‘A’

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What is close ready stance ‘A’ in Korean?

A

Moa Chunbi Sogi ‘A’

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Korean to English: Dwit

A

Back

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Korean to English: Habansin

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Foot parts

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Korean to English: Sangbansin

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Hand parts

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Korean to English: Dwit Kumchi

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Back sole

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Korean to English: Dwit Chook

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Back heel

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Korean to English: Soojik sogi

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Vertical stance

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Korean to English: Mae sogi

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Closed stance

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Korean to English: Goburyo Sogi

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Bending stance

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Korean to English: Dollimyo makgi

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Circular block

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Korean to English: Golcho Makgi

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Hooking block

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Korean to English: Hori Makgi

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Waist block

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Q

Korean to English: Sonbadak Miro Makgi

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Palm pushing block

Q

Korean to English: Sewo jirugi

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Vertical Punch

Q

Korean to English: Yop jirugi

A

Side punch

Q

Korean to English: Bandae Yop Chagi

A

Reverse side kick

Q

Korean to English: Bandae Dollyo Chagi

A

Reverse turning kick

Q

Korean to English: Sonkal Dung Taerigi

A

Reverse knife hand strike

Q

English to Korean: Back

A

Dwit

Q

Korean to English: Ban jay matsoki

A

Semi-free sparring

What does blue belt signify?

Signifies heaven, towards which the plant matures into a towering tree as training in tae kwon-do progresses

English to Korean: foot parts

Habansin

English to Korean: hands part

Sangbansin

English to Korean: back sole

Dwit kumchi

English to Korean: back heel

Dwit chook

English to Korean: vertical stance

Soojik sogi

English to Korean: bending stance

Goburyo sogi

English to Korean: closed stance

Mae sogi

English to Korean: Circular block

Dollimyo makgi

English to Korean: Hooking block

Golcho makgi

English to Korean: Waist block

Hori makgi

English to Korean: Palm pushing block

Sonbadak Miro Makgi

English to Korean: vertical punch

Sewo jirugi

English to Korean: Side punch

Yop jirugi

English to Korean: reverse turning kick

Bandae dolly chagi

English to Korean: Reverse side kick

Bandae yop chagi

English to Korean: Reverse knife hand strike

Sonkal dung taerigi

English to Korean: Semi-free sparring

Ban jay matsoki