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GRADING INFORMATION
THESE ARE GUIDELINES ONLY.
This is not meant to be a difinitive list, but gives some idea
of the progression towards black belt and beyond. Also at any grade you may be asked to perform some or all of the previous
tests. As a general rule you will be asked to perform the three last patterns that you know along with some kind of set sparring
- we usually focus on one-step sparring at all grades.
After Green belt or thereabouts you will almost always be asked
to break either a wooden or plastic board as part of your test.
Also you should note that the better you perform,
the more you will be asked to do. Do not be worried if you are being asked many questions or to perform things that others
were not asked to do, this is usually a sign that you ARE DOING REALLY WELL!
Grading White Belt to Yellow Tag
Parallel Stance Single Punch Walking Stance Middle Punch Front Rising Kick Walking Stance Inner Forearm Middle Block
Ten Press Ups Walking Stance Outer Forearm Low Block Four Direction Punch Walking Stance Middle Block Reverse Punch
Four Direction Block Theory
Grading Yellow Tag to Yellow Belt Chon-Ji Tul Walking Stance Front snap
Kick Double Punch Four Direction Punch Walking stance Middle Block Reverse Punch Parallel Stance Double Punch Theory
Twenty Press Ups
Grading Yellow Belt to Green Tag Dan Gun Tul Walking Stance Front Snap Kick Double
Punch Chon-Ji Tul Walking stance Low Block Rising Block Three Step Sparring (alone) L-Stance Knifehand Guarding Block
Set Sparring techniques L-Stance Twin Forearm Block Theory
Grading Green Tag to Green Belt Do
San Tul Side Piercing Kick Dan Gun Tul Turning Kick Set Sparring Techniques
Grading Green Belt
to Blue Tag Won Hyo Tul Free Sparring Do San Tul Side Piercing Kick Set Sparring Techniques
Grading Blue
Tag to Blue Belt Yul Gok Tul Side Piercing Kick Won Hyo Tul Reverse Turning Kick One Step Sparring Free Sparring
Checking Kick Theory
Grading Blue Belt to Red Tag Choong Gun Reverse Turning Kick Yul Gok Tul
Knife Hand Strike One Step Sparring Free Sparring Checking Kick Hand Technique (destrucrtion) Theory
Grading
Red Tag to Red Belt Toi Gye Tul Reverse Turning Kick Choong Gun Flying Front Forefist Punch One Step Sparring
Free Sparring Checking Kick Theory
Grading Red Belt to Black Tag Hwa Rang Tul Side Piercing Kick
Toi Gye Tul Reverse Turning Kick One Step Sparring Free Sparring Checking Kick Turning Kick Back Fist Strike
Theory
Grading Black Tag to Black Belt Choong Moo Tul Reverse Turning Kick Hwa Rang Tul Seld-Defence
Techniques One Step Sparring Free Sparring Turning Kick Checking Kick Flying Combination Attack Theory
Students:
(Jeja) Enjoy learning Taekwondo. A good student can learn anywhere, any time. This is the secret of learning. A good
student is willing to put himself out for the sake of his training for his art and instructor. Many students feel that their
training is something you buy when they pay their fees, and are unwilling to take part in demonstrations, teaching and working
around the do jang. An instructor can afford to lose this type of student.
Seniors should always set a good example
for lower ranking students in their behaviour inside and outside the dojang. It is only natural they will attempt to copy
senior students. Taekwondo is for life.
If an instructor teaches a technique, practise it and attempt to utilize it.
An instructor often has reasons for what he teaches, even though you may not understand at the time.
Remember your
behaviour outside the dojang reflects back on your instructor and his training methods. If a student adopts a technique
from another do jang and the instructor disapproves of it the student must discard it immediately or train at the gym where
the technique was learned.
Never be disrespectful to the instructor. Always be loyal and never criticize the instructor,
Taekwon-Do or the teaching methods.Though a student is allowed to disagree with instructor, the student must first follow
the instruction and then discuss the matter later,politely. A student must always be eager to learn and ask questions.
Remember that others make assumptions about you because of your appearance. Always try to turn up for training neat
and tidy! And keep your equipment in good order and fitting properly.
PLEASE ASK IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTS ABOUT YOUR GRADING REQUIREMENTS AND WHAT IS EXPECTED OF YOU - CONSULT THE SHEETS YOU HAVE
BEEN GIVEN OR ASK YOUR INSTRUCTOR OR OTHER CLUB OFFICIAL. THEY WILL HELP YOU.
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