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Yellow Flashcards

1
Q

What is the meaning of Sajo Jurigi?

A

4 directional punch

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2
Q

How many moves are there in Sajo Jurigi?

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15

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3
Q

Training hall

A

Dojang

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4
Q

Training suit

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Dobok

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5
Q

Instructor

A

Sabum

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6
Q

Belt

A

Ti

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7
Q

Student

A

Jeja

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8
Q

Inner

A

An

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9
Q

Outer

A

Bakat

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10
Q

Press ups

A

Momtong bachia

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11
Q

Attention

A

Charyot

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12
Q

Bow

A

Kyong-Ye

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13
Q

Ready

A

Chunbi

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14
Q

Start

A

Si-Jak

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15
Q

Stop

A

Goman

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16
Q

Return to ready stance

A

Barrol

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17
Q

Dismiss

A

Haessan

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18
Q

Forwards

A

Apro kaggi

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19
Q

Backwards

A

Dwiyro Kaggi

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20
Q

About turn

A

Dwiyro Torro

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21
Q

One

A

Hanna

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22
Q

Two

A

Dool

23
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Three

A

Seth

24
Q

Four

A

Neth

25
Q

Five

A

Dasaul

26
Q

Six

A

Yosaul

27
Q

Seven

A

Ilgop

28
Q

Eight

A

Yodoll

29
Q

Nine

A

Ahop

30
Q

Ten

A

Yoll

31
Q

Low

A

Najunde

32
Q

Middle

A

Kaunde

33
Q

High

A

Nopunde

34
Q

What is the meaning of White belt?

A

Signifies innocence, that of the beginner who has no previous knowledge if Tae Kwon-Do

35
Q

What is a pattern?

A

A pattern is a set of fundamental movements, mainly defence and attack, set in a logical sequence to deal with one or more imaginary opponents. Patterns are an indication of a students progress, a barometer in evaluating an individuals technique.

36
Q

Why do we perform patterns?

A

We practice patterns to improve our Tae Kwon-Do techniques, to develop sparring techniques, to improve flexibility of movement master body shifting, develop muscles, balance and breath control. They also enable us to acquire techniques which cannot be obtained from other forms of training.

37
Q

Why are there 24 patterns?

A

Because the founder, Major General Choi Hong Hi, compared the life of man with a day in the life of the earth and believed that some people should strive to bequeath a good spiritual legacy to forthcoming generations and in doing so gain immortality.
Therefore, if we can leave something behind for the welfare of mankind, maybe it will be the most important thing to happen in our lives.

38
Q

What is the meaning of Chon-Ji?

A

Chon-Ji literally means “the heaven and the earth”. In the Orient, it is interpreted as the creation of the world or the beginning of human history. It is therefore the initial pattern played by the beginner. The pattern consists of two similar parts- one to represent heaven and the other the earth.

39
Q

How many moves are there in Chon-Ji?

A

19

40
Q

Left

A

Wen

41
Q

Right

A

Orun

42
Q

Pattern

A

Tul

43
Q

Ball of foot

A

Ap kumchi

44
Q

Foot sword

A

Balkal

45
Q

Head

A

Mori

46
Q

L

Stance

A

Ninja

Sogi

47
Q

Rising

Block

A

Chookyo

Makgi

48
Q

Forearm
Guarding
Block

A

Palmok
Daebi
Makgi

49
Q

Kick

A

Chagi

50
Q

Double

Punch

A

Doo

Jirugi

51
Q

Front

Snap kick

A

Ap

Chabusigi

52
Q

Knifehand

Strike

A

Sonkal

Taerigi

53
Q

Why do we learn the meaning of patterns?

A

The patterns are named after famous people in Korean history. By learning the meaning of each pattern we can draw inspiration from actions and deeds.

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