7TH KUP REVISION SHEET – YELLOW BELT – Green Tag
To pass you grading you will have to demonstrate:
- Moves and patterns from your previous gradings
- Do San tul
- Outer forearm middle block in L-stance
- Straight fingertip thrust Release from a grab
- Back fist side strike
- Wedging block
Theory
- How many moves in Do-San?
- 24
- Can you tell me anything about Do-San?
- He wanted to further the education of Korea and the 24 moves show his entire life
- What does green belt signify?
- Growth as Tae Kwon skills develop
- What is the Korean name for wedging block?
- Hechyo makgi
- How many kicks do you know?
- Three (you should be able to show what they are and know their English names)
- What is the Korean name for foot sword?
- Balkal
Additional Theory
Interpretation of Do-San
- Do-San is the pseudonym of the patriot Ahn Ch’ang Ho (1876-1938). The 24 movements represent his entire life, which he devoted to furthering the education of Korea and its independent movement.
Green Belt signifies:
- The plants growth as Tae Kwon Do skills begin to develop
Terminology
- Hechyo Makgi – Wedging Block
- Kyocha Joomuk Makgi – X-Fist Block
- Bakat Palmok Nopunde Makgi – Outer Forearm High Section Block
- Sonkal Daebi Makgi – Knifehand Guarding Block
- Hechyo Makgi – Wedging Block
- Chookyo Makgi – Rising Block
- Sun Sonkut Tulgi – Straight Fingertip Thrust
- Japyo Sultae – Release from a grab
- Sang Sewo Jirugi – Twin Vertical Punch
- Yop Palkup Tulgi – Side Elbow Thrust
- Ap Joomuk Bandae Jirugi – Forefist Reverse Punch
- Sun Sonkut Tulgi – traight Finger Tip Thrust
- Dung Joomuk Yop Taerigi – Backfist Side Strike
- Doo Jirugi – Double Punch
- Sonkal Yop Taerigi – Knifehand Side Strike
- Yop-Chagi – Side Kick
- Dollyo-Chagi – Turning Kick
- Ap Cha Busigi – Front Snap Kick
- Palkup – Elbow
- Sonkut – Fingertips
- Sombadak – Palm