White Belt Study Guide. Student Creed

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1 White Belt Study Guide Counting Numbers Ha-na (One) Dool (Two) Set (Three) Net (Four) Da-sot (Five) Ya-sot (Six) El-gub (Seven) Yo-dob (Eight) A-hob (Nine) Yol (Ten) White Belt Study Guide Counting Numbers Ha-na (One) Dool (Two) Set (Three) Net (Four) Da-sot (Five) Ya-sot (Six) El-gub (Seven) Yo-dob (Eight) A-hob (Nine) Yol (Ten) White Belt Study Guide Counting Numbers Ha-na (One) Dool (Two) Set (Three) Net (Four) Da-sot (Five) Ya-sot (Six) El-gub (Seven) Yo-dob (Eight) A-hob (Nine) Yol (Ten) Cha-ryot (Attention) Kyong-rye (Bow) () Joon-bi (Ready) Sa-bom-nim (Instructor) Guk-Gi (Flag) Ja-yeon (Nature) Cha-ryot (Attention) Kyong-rye (Bow) () Joon-bi (Ready) Sa-bom-nim (Instructor) Guk-Gi (Flag) Ja-yeon (Nature) Cha-ryot (Attention) Kyong-rye (Bow) () Joon-bi (Ready) Sa-bom-nim (Instructor) Guk-Gi (Flag) Ja-yeon (Nature) Meaning of White belt Pure, No knowledge, Humble Meaning of White belt Pure, No knowledge, Humble Meaning of White belt Pure, No knowledge, Humble WINNING TRAIT OF WHITE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-AWARENESS winning Black Belts know who they are and where they are going.they understand themselves and their goals. WINNING TRAIT OF WHITE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-AWARENESS winning Black Belts know who they are and where they are going.they understand themselves and their goals. WINNING TRAIT OF WHITE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-AWARENESS winning Black Belts know who they are and where they are going.they understand themselves and their goals.

2 Orange Belt Study Guide Orange Belt Study Guide Orange Belt Study Guide Shee Jak Gu-Mahn Ba-ro Start Stop Return to Joon-Bi Shee Jak Gu-Mahn Ba-ro Start Stop Return to Joon-Bi Shee Jak Gu-Mahn Ba-ro Start Stop Return to Joon-Bi Sheer Tae-yang Poomsae At Ease Sun Form Sheer Tae-yang Poomsae At Ease Sun Form Sheer Tae-yang Poomsae At Ease Sun Form Ordinal Numbers IL (First) EE (Second) SAHM (Third) SAH (Fourth) OH (Fifth) RYOOK (Sixth) CHIL (Seventh) PHAL (Eighth) KOO (Ninth) SIB (Tenth) Why do we Bow? We bow to show sincerity of respect. Bowing is the universal gesture of politeness. Ordinal Numbers IL (First) EE (Second) SAHM (Third) SAH (Fourth) OH (Fifth) RYOOK (Sixth) CHIL (Seventh) PHAL (Eighth) KOO (Ninth) SIB (Tenth) Why do we Bow? We bow to show sincerity of respect. Bowing is the universal gesture of politeness. Ordinal Numbers IL (First) EE (Second) SAHM (Third) SAH (Fourth) OH (Fifth) RYOOK (Sixth) CHIL (Seventh) PHAL (Eighth) KOO (Ninth) SIB (Tenth) Why do we Bow? We bow to show sincerity of respect. Bowing is the universal gesture of politeness. WINNING TRAIT OF ORANGE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-ESTEEM winning Black Belts have a feeling of self worth. Winners develop a feeling of self acceptance and respect. WINNING TRAIT OF ORANGE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-ESTEEM winning Black Belts have a feeling of self worth. Winners develop a feeling of self acceptance and respect. WINNING TRAIT OF ORANGE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-ESTEEM winning Black Belts have a feeling of self worth. Winners develop a feeling of self acceptance and respect.

3 Yellow Belt Study Guide Yellow Belt Study Guide Yellow Belt Study Guide Do-bok Uniform Do-bok Uniform Do-bok Uniform Do-jang Martial Arts School Do-jang Martial Arts School Do-jang Martial Arts School Why do we yell? We yell to develop internal and spiritual strength, with concentration and confidence. Tae-Geuk Tae Geuk is the name of the Poom-sae(form) we practice. We practice eight(8) different Tae Geuk Poom-saes. (For example Tae-Geuk IL-Jong, EE-jong Why do we yell? We yell to develop internal and spiritual strength, with concentration and confidence. Tae-Geuk Tae Geuk is the name of the Poom-sae(form) we practice. We practice eight(8) different Tae Geuk Poom-saes. (For example Tae-Geuk IL-Jong, EE-jong Why do we yell? We yell to develop internal and spiritual strength, with concentration and confidence. Tae-Geuk Tae Geuk is the name of the Poom-sae(form) we practice. We practice eight(8) different Tae Geuk Poom-saes. (For example Tae-Geuk IL-Jong, EE-jong WINNING TRAIT OF YELLOW BELT : POSITIVE SELF-CONTROL Winning Black Belts accept 100% responsibility for the outcomes in their own lives. Winners take the credit or the blame for their own performances. WINNING TRAIT OF YELLOW BELT : POSITIVE SELF-CONTROL Winning Black Belts accept 100% responsibility for the outcomes in their own lives. Winners take the credit or the blame for their own performances. WINNING TRAIT OF YELLOW BELT : POSITIVE SELF-CONTROL Winning Black Belts accept 100% responsibility for the outcomes in their own lives. Winners take the credit or the blame for their own performances.

4 Green Belt Study Guide Green Belt Study Guide Green Belt Study Guide Ki-hop Myeong-sang Guk-gi yea Dae Ha yu Kyong-rye Yell Meditation Ki-hop Myeong-sang Guk-gi yea Dae Ha yu Kyong-rye Yell Meditation Ki-hop Myeong-sang Guk-gi yea Dae Ha yu Kyong-rye Yell Meditation Why do we wear different color belts? We wear different color belts to symbolize our increase in knowledge with the darkness of color. Why do we Bow? We bow to show sincerity of respect. Bowing is the universal gesture of politeness. Why do we yell? We yell to develop internal and spiritual strength, with concentration and confidence. Why do we wear different color belts? We wear different color belts to symbolize our increase in knowledge with the darkness of color. Why do we Bow? We bow to show sincerity of respect. Bowing is the universal gesture of politeness. Why do we yell? We yell to develop internal and spiritual strength, with concentration and confidence. Why do we wear different color belts? We wear different color belts to symbolize our increase in knowledge with the darkness of color. Why do we Bow? We bow to show sincerity of respect. Bowing is the universal gesture of politeness. Why do we yell? We yell to develop internal and spiritual strength, with concentration and confidence. WINNING TRAIT OF GREEN BELT : POSITIVE SELF-DISCIPLINE Winning Black Belts learn to control their desires, actions and habits. Winners practice mentally, rehearse and visualize the successful outcomes of their activities. WINNING TRAIT OF GREEN BELT : POSITIVE SELF-DISCIPLINE Winning Black Belts learn to control their desires, actions and habits. Winners practice mentally, rehearse and visualize the successful outcomes of their activities. WINNING TRAIT OF GREEN BELT : POSITIVE SELF-DISCIPLINE Winning Black Belts learn to control their desires, actions and habits. Winners practice mentally, rehearse and visualize the successful outcomes of their activities.

5 Camo Belt Study Guide Camo Belt Study Guide Camo Belt Study Guide Literal meaning of Tae Kwon Do Tae means Foot Kwon means Hand Do is the way or the art of combining one s mind and body Literal meaning of Tae Kwon Do Tae means Foot Kwon means Hand Do is the way or the art of combining one s mind and body Literal meaning of Tae Kwon Do Tae means Foot Kwon means Hand Do is the way or the art of combining one s mind and body Tae Kwon Do Facts : - 2,000 year old Korean Martial Art - Often mistakenly called Korean-Karate - Complete exercise of mind and body Tae Kwon Do Facts : - 2,000 year old Korean Martial Art - Often mistakenly called Korean-Karate - Complete exercise of mind and body Tae Kwon Do Facts : - 2,000 year old Korean Martial Art - Often mistakenly called Korean-Karate - Complete exercise of mind and body Cha Ki Kick Cha Ki Kick Cha Ki Kick Mak Ki Block Mak Ki Block Mak Ki Block So Ki Stance So Ki Stance So Ki Stance Ji-Ru-Ki Punch Ji-Ru-Ki Punch Ji-Ru-Ki Punch Chi Ki Strike Chi Ki Strike Chi Ki Strike WINNING TRAIT OF CAMO BELT : POSITIVE EXPECTATIONS Winning Black Belts keep an overall attitude of optimism and enthusiasm. Winners understand that life is a self-fulfilling prophecy - a person usually gets what he or she actively expects over the long run. WINNING TRAIT OF CAMO BELT : POSITIVE EXPECTATIONS Winning Black Belts keep an overall attitude of optimism and enthusiasm. Winners understand that life is a self-fulfilling prophecy - a person usually gets what he or she actively expects over the long run. WINNING TRAIT OF CAMO BELT : POSITIVE EXPECTATIONS Winning Black Belts keep an overall attitude of optimism and enthusiasm. Winners understand that life is a self-fulfilling prophecy - a person usually gets what he or she actively expects over the long run.

6 Purple Belt Study Guide Purple Belt Study Guide Purple Belt Study Guide How do we make power? Power is the product of mass multiplied by acceleration (f=ma). In other words, the weight of the person times the speed with concentration, balance and confidence. Also, yelling produces power. Tiger Sun Martial Arts Facts : - Founded by Master Park in Headquarter in Madison MS U.S.A - Instruction based Korean Discipline, Tae Kwon Do How do we make power? Power is the product of mass multiplied by acceleration (f=ma). In other words, the weight of the person times the speed with concentration, balance and confidence. Also, yelling produces power. Tiger Sun Martial Arts Facts : - Founded by Master Park in Headquarter in Madison MS U.S.A - Instruction based Korean Discipline, Tae Kwon Do How do we make power? Power is the product of mass multiplied by acceleration (f=ma). In other words, the weight of the person times the speed with concentration, balance and confidence. Also, yelling produces power. Tiger Sun Martial Arts Facts : - Founded by Master Park in Headquarter in Madison MS U.S.A - Instruction based Korean Discipline, Tae Kwon Do Cha Ki Kick Dong-Jak Movement Mak Ki Block Ha Dan Low Section So Ki Stance CHoong Dan Middle Section Ji-Ru-Ki Punch Sang Dan High Section Chi Ki Strike Poom-sae Form Cha Ki Kick Dong-Jak Movement Mak Ki Block Ha Dan Low Section So Ki Stance CHoong Dan Middle Section Ji-Ru-Ki Punch Sang Dan High Section Chi Ki Strike Poom-sae Form Cha Ki Kick Dong-Jak Movement Mak Ki Block Ha Dan Low Section So Ki Stance CHoong Dan Middle Section Ji-Ru-Ki Punch Sang Dan High Section Chi Ki Strike Poom-sae Form WINNING TRAIT OF PURPLE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-CONFIDENCE Winning Black Belts have the ability to accomplish anything they want to achieve. Winners understand that a strong belief in themselves and hard work will result in achieving their goals. WINNING TRAIT OF PURPLE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-CONFIDENCE Winning Black Belts have the ability to accomplish anything they want to achieve. Winners understand that a strong belief in themselves and hard work will result in achieving their goals. WINNING TRAIT OF PURPLE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-CONFIDENCE Winning Black Belts have the ability to accomplish anything they want to achieve. Winners understand that a strong belief in themselves and hard work will result in achieving their goals.

7 Blue Belt Study Guide Blue Belt Study Guide Blue Belt Study Guide The Five Tenets of Tae Kwon Do 1. Courtesy 2. Integrity 3. Perseverance 4. Self-control 5. Indomitable Spirit Basics & Forms We practice basics and forms to solidify our foundation in all areas of Tae Kwon Do. We develop strength, coordination, agility, and skill. Performing forms builds confidence and concentration. The Five Tenets of Tae Kwon Do 1. Courtesy 2. Integrity 3. Perseverance 4. Self-control 5. Indomitable Spirit Basics & Forms We practice basics and forms to solidify our foundation in all areas of Tae Kwon Do. We develop strength, coordination, agility, and skill. Performing forms builds confidence and concentration. The Five Tenets of Tae Kwon Do 1. Courtesy 2. Integrity 3. Perseverance 4. Self-control 5. Indomitable Spirit Basics & Forms We practice basics and forms to solidify our foundation in all areas of Tae Kwon Do. We develop strength, coordination, agility, and skill. Performing forms builds confidence and concentration. An-nyeong-hee-Gye-se-yo An-nyeong-hee-Gye-se-yo An-nyeong-hee-Gye-se-yo Guk-gi yea dae ha yu Kyong-rye Bow to the Flag Guk-gi yea dae ha yu Kyong-rye Bow to the Flag Guk-gi yea dae ha yu Kyong-rye Bow to the Flag Ja-yeon Tae-yang Nature Sun Ja-yeon Tae-yang Nature Sun Ja-yeon Tae-yang Nature Sun Cha Ki Kick Dong-Jak Movement Mak Ki Block Ha Dan Low Section So Ki Stance CHoong Dan Middle Section Ji-Ru-Ki Punch Sang Dan High Section Chi Ki Strike Poom-sae Form Cha Ki Kick Dong-Jak Movement Mak Ki Block Ha Dan Low Section So Ki Stance CHoong Dan Middle Section Ji-Ru-Ki Punch Sang Dan High Section Chi Ki Strike Poom-sae Form Cha Ki Kick Dong-Jak Movement Mak Ki Block Ha Dan Low Section So Ki Stance CHoong Dan Middle Section Ji-Ru-Ki Punch Sang Dan High Section Chi Ki Strike Poom-sae Form WINNING TRAIT OF BLUE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-MOTIVATION Winning Black Belts dwell on the rewards of success, not on the penalties of failure. Positive self-motivation arrives through visualizing your desires while limiting fears. WINNING TRAIT OF BLUE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-MOTIVATION Winning Black Belts dwell on the rewards of success, not on the penalties of failure. Positive self-motivation arrives through visualizing your desires while limiting fears. WINNING TRAIT OF BLUE BELT : POSITIVE SELF-MOTIVATION Winning Black Belts dwell on the rewards of success, not on the penalties of failure. Positive self-motivation arrives through visualizing your desires while limiting fears.

8 Brown Belt Study Guide Brown Belt Study Guide Brown Belt Study Guide Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Ahp Yup Dwi Ahp-Cha-Ki Yop-Cha-Ki Dol-Ryo-Cha-Ki Dwi-Cha-Ki Front Side Back Front Kick Side Kick Roundhouse Kick Turning Back Kick Ahp Yup Dwi Ahp-Cha-Ki Yop-Cha-Ki Dol-Ryo-Cha-Ki Dwi-Cha-Ki Front Side Back Front Kick Side Kick Roundhouse Kick Turning Back Kick Ahp Yup Dwi Ahp-Cha-Ki Yop-Cha-Ki Dol-Ryo-Cha-Ki Dwi-Cha-Ki Front Side Back Front Kick Side Kick Roundhouse Kick Turning Back Kick WINNING TRAIT OF BROWN BELT : POSITIVE SELF-DIRECTION Winning Black Belts have clearly defined goals and purposes, which are always referred to on a daily basis. Winners understand that we always move in the direction of our dominant thoughts. WINNING TRAIT OF BROWN BELT : POSITIVE SELF-DIRECTION Winning Black Belts have clearly defined goals and purposes, which are always referred to on a daily basis. Winners understand that we always move in the direction of our dominant thoughts. WINNING TRAIT OF BROWN BELT : POSITIVE SELF-DIRECTION Winning Black Belts have clearly defined goals and purposes, which are always referred to on a daily basis. Winners understand that we always move in the direction of our dominant thoughts.

9 Red Belt Study Guide Red Belt Study Guide Red Belt Study Guide Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath the Black Belt Oath in Martial Arts and do hereby swear to uphold the standards of honesty, integrity, courtesy, high moral code and the Black Belt Oath in Martial Arts and do hereby swear to uphold the standards of honesty, integrity, courtesy, high moral code and the Black Belt Oath in Martial Arts and do hereby swear to uphold the standards of honesty, integrity, courtesy, high moral code and school with loyalty, support and value and carry on the Martial Arts tradition with respect and growth to the highest level, to lead by example, and to share what I have learned with others. Poom-sae (Form) A choreographed demonstration of the various kicks, blocks and hand techniques of Tae Kwon Do, which students utilize with an imaginary opponent or opponents. Kyo-ru-ki (Sparring) A practical application of various forms against and actual opponent. Ho-sin-sool (Self-defense) The study of how to use an attacker's strength or skill and weapons against him or her. school with loyalty, support and value and carry on the Martial Arts tradition with respect and growth to the highest level, to lead by example, and to share what I have learned with others. Poom-sae (Form) A choreographed demonstration of the various kicks, blocks and hand techniques of Tae Kwon Do, which students utilize with an imaginary opponent or opponents. Kyo-ru-ki (Sparring) A practical application of various forms against and actual opponent. Ho-sin-sool (Self-defense) The study of how to use an attacker's strength or skill and weapons against him or her. school with loyalty, support and value and carry on the Martial Arts tradition with respect and growth to the highest level, to lead by example, and to share what I have learned with others. Poom-sae (Form) A choreographed demonstration of the various kicks, blocks and hand techniques of Tae Kwon Do, which students utilize with an imaginary opponent or opponents. Kyo-ru-ki (Sparring) A practical application of various forms against and actual opponent. Ho-sin-sool (Self-defense) The study of how to use an attacker's strength or skill and weapons against him or her. Ahp-Cha-Ki Yop-Cha-Ki Dol-Ryo-Cha-Ki Dwi-Cha-Ki Aha-Rae-Mak-Ki Eol-Gul-Mak-Ki Ahn-Mak-Ki Ba-Kat-Mak-Ki Front Kick Side Kick Roundhouse Kick Turning Back Kick Low Block High Block Inside Block Outside Block Ahp-Cha-Ki Yop-Cha-Ki Dol-Ryo-Cha-Ki Dwi-Cha-Ki Aha-Rae-Mak-Ki Eol-Gul-Mak-Ki Ahn-Mak-Ki Ba-Kat-Mak-Ki Front Kick Side Kick Roundhouse Kick Turning Back Kick Low Block High Block Inside Block Outside Block Ahp-Cha-Ki Yop-Cha-Ki Dol-Ryo-Cha-Ki Dwi-Cha-Ki Aha-Rae-Mak-Ki Eol-Gul-Mak-Ki Ahn-Mak-Ki Ba-Kat-Mak-Ki Front Kick Side Kick Roundhouse Kick Turning Back Kick Low Block High Block Inside Block Outside Block WINNING TRAIT OF RED BELT : POSITIVE SELF-IMAGE Winning black belts develop a self-image that sees growth, success and winning as the desired outcome. Winners learn that what you perceive as being real will become your reality. WINNING TRAIT OF RED BELT : POSITIVE SELF-IMAGE Winning black belts develop a self-image that sees growth, success and winning as the desired outcome. Winners learn that what you perceive as being real will become your reality. WINNING TRAIT OF RED BELT : POSITIVE SELF-IMAGE Winning black belts develop a self-image that sees growth, success and winning as the desired outcome. Winners learn that what you perceive as being real will become your reality.

10 High Red Belt Study Guide High Red Belt Study Guide High Red Belt Study Guide Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Kyuk-pa (Breaking) Done to practice and illustrate the formidable power, precision, and great mental concentration of the Tae Kwon Do practitioner. One-step Self-Defense Choreographed promised fighting at one step distance. Kyuk-pa (Breaking) Done to practice and illustrate the formidable power, precision, and great mental concentration of the Tae Kwon Do practitioner. One-step Self-Defense Choreographed promised fighting at one step distance. Kyuk-pa (Breaking) Done to practice and illustrate the formidable power, precision, and great mental concentration of the Tae Kwon Do practitioner. One-step Self-Defense Choreographed promised fighting at one step distance. WINNING TRAIT OF HIGH RED BELT : POSITIVE SELF-COMMITMENT Winning black belts commit to their dreams and goals and work diligently to achieve them. Winners make a pledge to devote their energies to the successful realization of their goals. WINNING TRAIT OF HIGH RED BELT : POSITIVE SELF-COMMITMENT Winning black belts commit to their dreams and goals and work diligently to achieve them. Winners make a pledge to devote their energies to the successful realization of their goals. WINNING TRAIT OF HIGH RED BELT : POSITIVE SELF-COMMITMENT Winning black belts commit to their dreams and goals and work diligently to achieve them. Winners make a pledge to devote their energies to the successful realization of their goals.

11 Deputy Black Belt Study Guide Deputy Black Belt Study Guide Deputy Black Belt Study Guide Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Jung Sin Tong IL (Meditation) For the purpose of concentration practice in order to focus precision and power, visualize goals, and listen to one s conscience for internalizing important truths and moral standards. Jung Sin Tong IL (Meditation) For the purpose of concentration practice in order to focus precision and power, visualize goals, and listen to one s conscience for internalizing important truths and moral standards. Jung Sin Tong IL (Meditation) For the purpose of concentration practice in order to focus precision and power, visualize goals, and listen to one s conscience for internalizing important truths and moral standards. Ahp Goobi Dwi Goobi Choo Choom Sogi Shil Ray Hamnida Me Ahn Hamnida Joonbi Woondong Dwiro Dora Bal Kyo Dae She Bum Shim Sa Ye Ui Yom Chi In Nae Guck Gi Baekjool Boolgool Front Stance Back Stance Horse back riding stance Excuse Me I m Sorry Warmup Exercise Turn around Switch Feet Demonstration Testng Courtesy Integrity Perseverance Self Control Indomitable Spirit Ahp Goobi Dwi Goobi Choo Choom Sogi Shil Ray Hamnida Me Ahn Hamnida Joonbi Woondong Dwiro Dora Bal Kyo Dae She Bum Shim Sa Ye Ui Yom Chi In Nae Guck Gi Baekjool Boolgool Front Stance Back Stance Horse back riding stance Excuse Me I m Sorry Warmup Exercise Turn around Switch Feet Demonstration Testng Courtesy Integrity Perseverance Self Control Indomitable Spirit Ahp Goobi Dwi Goobi Choo Choom Sogi Shil Ray Hamnida Me Ahn Hamnida Joonbi Woondong Dwiro Dora Bal Kyo Dae She Bum Shim Sa Ye Ui Yom Chi In Nae Guck Gi Baekjool Boolgool Front Stance Back Stance Horse back riding stance Excuse Me I m Sorry Warmup Exercise Turn around Switch Feet Demonstration Testng Courtesy Integrity Perseverance Self Control Indomitable Spirit

12 1st Degree Black Belt Study Guide 1st Degree Black Belt Study Guide 1st Degree Black Belt Study Guide Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Basic Principle of Um & Yang In Tae Kwon Do the circle of the Um & Yang symbol represents the unity of the forces in the universe. This unity is made up of two opposite but complimentary forces which we find in every object and every process. They are the forces of light and darkness, of left and right, of ebb and flow, positive and negative, male and female, matter and anti-matter, good and evil. We see them in the change of the seasons, in the movements of the tides, and in the existence of a harmonic universe. The things that cannot exist without the other, they are the Um & Yang. Both are necessary in the universe and in our lives. The boundary between these forces creates the harmony and balance from which everything is created. Um & Yang are symbolic of eternal change and the natural rhythms of life. The symbol for them is not static. It is kinetic and flowing. It depicts a serene cycle of constant flux. Basic Principle of Um & Yang In Tae Kwon Do the circle of the Um & Yang symbol represents the unity of the forces in the universe. This unity is made up of two opposite but complimentary forces which we find in every object and every process. They are the forces of light and darkness, of left and right, of ebb and flow, positive and negative, male and female, matter and anti-matter, good and evil. We see them in the change of the seasons, in the movements of the tides, and in the existence of a harmonic universe. The things that cannot exist without the other, they are the Um & Yang. Both are necessary in the universe and in our lives. The boundary between these forces creates the harmony and balance from which everything is created. Um & Yang are symbolic of eternal change and the natural rhythms of life. The symbol for them is not static. It is kinetic and flowing. It depicts a serene cycle of constant flux. Basic Principle of Um & Yang In Tae Kwon Do the circle of the Um & Yang symbol represents the unity of the forces in the universe. This unity is made up of two opposite but complimentary forces which we find in every object and every process. They are the forces of light and darkness, of left and right, of ebb and flow, positive and negative, male and female, matter and anti-matter, good and evil. We see them in the change of the seasons, in the movements of the tides, and in the existence of a harmonic universe. The things that cannot exist without the other, they are the Um & Yang. Both are necessary in the universe and in our lives. The boundary between these forces creates the harmony and balance from which everything is created. Um & Yang are symbolic of eternal change and the natural rhythms of life. The symbol for them is not static. It is kinetic and flowing. It depicts a serene cycle of constant flux.

13 2nd Degree Black Belt Study Guide 2nd Degree Black Belt Study Guide 2nd Degree Black Belt Study Guide Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath Black Belt Oath The Tenets of TaeKwonDo Courtesy (Ye Ui) To be thoughtful and considerate of others. Taekwondo practisers (both students and instructors) should be polite, and consideration for others. Integrity (Yum Chi) Integrity describes how you should interact with others. To be honest and good, earn respect and trust. Perseverance (In Nae) This basically stands for your internal drive. Challenges allow us to improve ourselves and should therefor not be avoided. Self Control (Guck Ki) To have control of your body and mind. A Taekwondo student should practice controlling his actions and reactions. Indomitable Spirit (Bek-Jer-Bool-Gool) To have courage in the face of adversity. A Taekwondo student should never be dominated by, or have his spirit broken by another. The Tenets of TaeKwonDo Courtesy (Ye Ui) To be thoughtful and considerate of others. Taekwondo practisers (both students and instructors) should be polite, and consideration for others. Integrity (Yum Chi) Integrity describes how you should interact with others. To be honest and good, earn respect and trust. Perseverance (In Nae) This basically stands for your internal drive. Challenges allow us to improve ourselves and should therefor not be avoided. Self Control (Guck Ki) To have control of your body and mind. A Taekwondo student should practice controlling his actions and reactions. Indomitable Spirit (Bek-Jer-Bool-Gool) To have courage in the face of adversity. A Taekwondo student should never be dominated by, or have his spirit broken by another. The Tenets of TaeKwonDo Courtesy (Ye Ui) To be thoughtful and considerate of others. Taekwondo practisers (both students and instructors) should be polite, and consideration for others. Integrity (Yum Chi) Integrity describes how you should interact with others. To be honest and good, earn respect and trust. Perseverance (In Nae) This basically stands for your internal drive. Challenges allow us to improve ourselves and should therefor not be avoided. Self Control (Guck Ki) To have control of your body and mind. A Taekwondo student should practice controlling his actions and reactions. Indomitable Spirit (Bek-Jer-Bool-Gool) To have courage in the face of adversity. A Taekwondo student should never be dominated by, or have his spirit broken by another.