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Black Belt Requirements
First Dan Requirements:
(Our first to Second Degree requirments)
Blocks:
Outer Forearm
Twin Outer Forearm
Single Knife Hand
Diamond
Strikes:
Hook
Lead Hook Punch
Slide Hook Punch
Knife Hand
Kicks:
Switch Hook
Spin Axe
Jump Spin Axe
Hand Combinations:
Slide Double Punch, Hook Punch
Lead Hook Punch, Double Hook Punch
Kick Combinations:
Hook, Roundhouse, Side
Lead Roundhouse, Axe, Pop Up Roundhouse
Sparring Combinations:
Double Punch, Roundhouse
Slide Side, Backfist, Hook Punch, Ridge hand
Self Defense VS.
Double Lapel Grab ***TAKE DOWN***
Leg Grab
Double Wrist Grab
Side attack ***Take Down***
Jab ***Take Down***
Forms:
Geumgang - Keumgang 1-25 Moves
Keumgang is the name of the most beautiful mountain in Korea, and is symbolic of the "Mountain Style" of Tae Kwon Do, from which it descended. It is also symbolic of royalty, as the double-wedging block (which is commonplace in this form) is similar to the Korean symbol for royalty.
Koryo
Koryo (Korea) is the name of an ancient dynasty (A.D. 918-1392) in Korea. The English word “Korea” is originated from the name of “Koryo” Dynasty. Koryo’s legacy to the Korean people is very significant. Koryo men invented metal for the first time in the world (1234), more than two centuries before Johannes Guttenberg (1398? ~ 1468), and also created the famous Koryo ceramics. Moreover, they showed great fortitude by persistently defeating the aggression of Mongolians who were sweeping the known world at the time. The application of the spirit of Koryo men into the movement of Tae Kwon Do is Poomse “Koryo”. Consequently, every motion of Poomse Koryo is the presentation of the strong conviction and will which Koryo men, held in check Mongolians, and, therefore, it can be one’s posture of cultivating himself in which he may follow the wisdom and unyielding spirits of the man of conviction.
Sai 2
