1
Q
Master Instructor
A
Sabunim
2
Q
Grand Master
A
Kwanjanim
3
Q
Senior Belt
A
Sun Bae Nim
4
Q
Bow
A
Kyung yeh
5
Q
Flag
A
Kuki
6
Q
Waking Stance
A
Ap Sugi
7
Q
Kick
A
Chaggi
8
Q
Relax
A
Shyo
9
Q
Class Dismissed
A
Ha Cho
10
Q
Yellow Belt Name and Meaning
A
Tae Geuk Il Jang (Keon) means the beginning of everything in the universe.
11
Q
Taekwondo
A
“Tae” means the technique of kicking, “Kwon” means the technique of punching hands, and “Do” means the spirit and manner in which you use the techniques.
12
Q
Kuki-Won
A
Name of the World TaeKwonDo Federation Headquarters, located in Seoul, Korea
13
Q
Differences between Taekwondo and Karate. (5)
A
- TaeKwonDo techniques involve 80% kicking and 20% hand techniques; Karate involves
80% hand techniques and 20% kicking techniques - TaeKwonDo is an official Olympic sport; Karate is not
- The TaeKwonDo uniform is closed in the front, the Karate uniform is open
- TaeKwonDo is World Federated, Karate is not
- TaeKwonDo competitors use chest pads as protection in tournaments; Karate does not.
