Below is the knowledge required for testing for a 6th Geup Green Belt: The pattern history, pattern diagram, and number of movements for the pattern Do-San The meaning of the color of Green Belt The opening ceremony for a Taekwon-Do class; Attention cha-ryeot Face the Flag guk-gi-e dae-ha-yeo Salute (Over Heart) gyeong-nye Return (Attention) ba-ro Sit or Kneel an-jeo Meditate mung-nyeom Return (Stand) ba-ro Attention cha-ryeot Face the Instructor sa-beom-nim kke Salute (Bow) gyeong-nye The closing ceremony for a Taekwon-Do class; Attention cha-ryeot Face the Flag guk-gi-e dae-ha-yeo Salute (Over Heart) gyeong-nye Return (Attention) ba-ro Sit or Kneel an-jeo Meditate mung-nyeom Return (Stand) ba-ro Attention cha-ryeot Face the Instructor sa-beom-nim kke Salute (Bow) gyeong-nye Class is Finished – Dismissed hae-san Thank You Very Much go-map seum-ni-da The nine reasons for the practice of Courtesy as listed in General Choi's Encyclopedia; 1 To promote the spirit of mutual concessions 2 To be ashamed of one's vices, contempting those of others 3 To be polite to one another 4 To encourage the sense of justice and humanity 5 To distinguish instructor from student, senior from junior, and elder from younger 6 To behave according to etiquette 7 To respect others possessions 8 To handle matters with fairness and sincerity 9 To refrain from giving or accepting any gift when in doubt The characteristics of an L-Ready Stance (ni-eun-ja jun-bi seo-gi) The characteristics of a Walking Ready Stance (geon-neun jun-bi seo-gi) Back to Nomenclature Requirements Go to 6th Geup Testing Requirements Go to 6th Geup Breaking Requirements
The pattern history, pattern diagram, and number of movements for the pattern Do-San
The meaning of the color of Green Belt
The opening ceremony for a Taekwon-Do class;
Attention cha-ryeot
Face the Flag guk-gi-e dae-ha-yeo
Salute (Over Heart) gyeong-nye
Return (Attention) ba-ro
Sit or Kneel an-jeo
Meditate mung-nyeom
Return (Stand) ba-ro
Face the Instructor sa-beom-nim kke
Salute (Bow) gyeong-nye
The closing ceremony for a Taekwon-Do class;
Class is Finished – Dismissed hae-san
Thank You Very Much go-map seum-ni-da
The nine reasons for the practice of Courtesy as listed in General Choi's Encyclopedia;
1 To promote the spirit of mutual concessions
2 To be ashamed of one's vices, contempting those of others
3 To be polite to one another
4 To encourage the sense of justice and humanity
5 To distinguish instructor from student, senior from junior, and elder from younger
6 To behave according to etiquette
7 To respect others possessions
8 To handle matters with fairness and sincerity
9 To refrain from giving or accepting any gift when in doubt
The characteristics of an L-Ready Stance (ni-eun-ja jun-bi seo-gi)
The characteristics of a Walking Ready Stance (geon-neun jun-bi seo-gi)
Back to Nomenclature Requirements
Go to 6th Geup Testing Requirements
Go to 6th Geup Breaking Requirements
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