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Below is the knowledge required for testing for a 2nd Dan Black
Belt: The pattern history, pattern diagram, and number of movements for the pattern Gwang-Gae
The pattern history, pattern diagram, and number of movements for the pattern Gye-Baek
The pattern history, pattern diagram, and number of movements for the pattern Po-Eun
The two types of umpires for Taekwon-Do;
Class A – for judging at International Competitions
Class B – for Judging at National
Competitions
The six (6) types of sparring;
1 Prearranged sparring
2 Semi-free sparring
3 Free sparring
4 Foot technique sparring
5 Model
sparring
6 Prearranged free sparring
The nine (9) parts, or guidelines, of the Philosophy of Taekwon-Do;
1
Be willing to go where the going may be
tough and do the things that are worth doing even though they are difficult.
2
Be gentle to the weak and tough to the
strong.
3 Be content with what you have in money and position but never in skills.
4
Always finish what you begin, be it large
or small.
5
Be a willing teacher to anyone regardless of religion, race, or ideology.
6 Never yield to repression or threat in the pursuit
of a noble cause.
7
Teach attitude and skill with action rather than words.
8 Always be yourself even though your circumstances may change.
9 Be the eternal teacher who teaches with the body when young, with words when old, and by moral precept even after
death.
The
characteristics of a Parallel Stance with a Heaven Hand (na-ran-hi seo ha-neul-son)
The characteristics of a One-Leg Stance (Oe-bal Seo-gi)
The characteristics
of a Couched Stance (O-geu-ryeo Seo-gi)
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