poomsae judges course

Question 1

examples of .3s

Answer 1

1. dwit - gubi ( back stance) is performed instead of juchum - seogi
   2.kihip as not made or is at the wrong time
2. temporary stop during movements
3. eyesight does not follow the actions that are made
4. major balance issue
5. starting and ending position varies by more than the one foot allowance
   7.loud breathing noises

Question 2

how do you get a .6?

Answer 2

restart

Question 3

PRESENTATION (6)
speed and power
requirements and deductions (2)

Answer 3

punches ( jereugi ) and kicks ( chagi ) performed with a soft start and perfect balance

• If there is too much strength at the beginning of movements or if movements are exaggerated to propel the next movement deduction will be made

Question 4

PRESENTATION (6)
control of speed, power and rhythm (2)

Answer 4

points will be deducted if the speed, power and rhythm are presented with no change from the start to the end of lines of movement.
points will also be deducted in case of stiff actions coming from a stiff body, a strong start makes it difficult to accelerate this slowing down the action at critical points of movement.

Question 5

PRESENTATION (6)
expression of energy (2)

Answer 5

e.g eyesight, kihap, attitude, confidence
points will be deducted if actions are not big enough for the individuals physique, same rhythm all the time with no quality or dignity, eyesight, kihap, confidence etc are not expressed perfectly

Question 6

win by score (1)

Answer 6

the winner is determined by having higher total points

Question 7

win by the referee stopping the contest (2)

Answer 7

referee or doctor determines that a contestant is unable to continue the referee shall declare the contest stopped and the opposing contestant shall be declared the winner

Question 8

win by withdrawal of the opponent (3)

Answer 8

1. when a contestant withdraws due to injury or other reasons
2. when a coach throws a towel into the court to signify forfeiture of the match

Question 9

win by disqualification of the opponent (4)

Answer 9

should a contestant lose his or her contestant status before the competition begins, the opposing contestant shall be declared the winner.

Question 10

identify 3 duties of a referee

Answer 10

1. The referee shall document all valid points
2. The referee shall declare the winner and issue “kyong - go” / deduction of points by penalties. The referee shall declare only after the judges decision has been confirmed.
3. The referee is permitted to summon the judges during the competition if the need arises.

Question 11

2 duties of a judge

Answer 11

• The judges shall document all valid points
• The judges shall state their opinions forthrightly when requested to do so by the referee.

Question 12

walking stance

Answer 12

ap seogi

Question 13

forward stance

Answer 13

ap kubi

Question 14

back stance

Answer 14

dwit kubi

Question 15

sitting stance/ horse riding stance

Answer 15

juchum seogi

Question 16

tiger stance

Answer 16

beom seogi

Question 17

crane stance

Answer 17

hakdari seogi

Question 18

low block

Answer 18

arae makki

Question 19

middle block

Answer 19

momtong makki

Question 20

High block

Answer 20

Olgul makki

Question 21

knife hand block

Answer 21

hansonnal makki

Question 22

scissor block

Answer 22

kawi makki

Question 23

kicks

Answer 23

ap chagi - front kick
yop chagi - side kick
dollyo chagi - full turning kick

Question 24

competition terms

Answer 24

gamjum - deduction point
Kyong go - warning
Ho goo - body protector
deuk jum - point
shigan - time
key sork - continue

Question 25

general terms

Answer 25

Charryot - attention
kyong ye - bow
Joon - bi - ready
shijak - start
geuman - stop
dwio dorra - turn around
ba ro - return to start
kook gie - national flag
oreun - right
wen - left
kyukpa - destruction

Question 26

body parts

Answer 26

son - hand
bal - foot
apchook - ball of the foot
binal - outside of the foot
baldeung - top of the foot
dwichook - bottom of the heel
pal - arm
dari - leg
eogool - face