Taekwondo Test Information

General Info

Test are held twice a semester, normally held on Sundays, and culminate about six weeks of active practicing. Make sure to get there between 1pm and 1:15pm for attendance and warm up!

Policies

Testing Qualification

Students must both demonstrate knowledge of their material and possess skill on a level appropriate for their belt rank in order to test.

Double-Testing

If you wish to double-test, you must notify the head instructor, either in person or via email, by the beginning of the testing cycle in question. Those who express this interest will be tested for knowledge of their current- and previous-level material, as well as general skill in Taekwondo, no later than three weeks before the belt test.

Students who pass this test will have a pieces of tape put on their belts to indicate double-testing. Any student cleared for double-testing may still be asked to single-test if the instructors feel any person's performance does not qualify for double-testing.

While practicing for double-testing, "current level" refers to the rank immediately above that indicated by your belt. The rank indicated by your belt becomes "previous level."

Double-testing costs as much as two belt tests, plus $20.

Test Payments

The fee for the belt test is $55 and should be paid as check (addressed to Michael Barry) or cash in an envelope with your name on it. Give your money to a club secretary no later than the Thursday before the test.

Additional costs:

Late fee (between due date and test day):$5
Late fee (on test day):$15
Make-up test fee:$10
Summer test fee:$20
Double-testing fee:$20

Grades

Use your test number to find out how you are performing on tests:

March 3rd, 2010:80th Belt Test Results
April 25th, 2010:81st Belt Test Results
October 24th, 2010:82nd Belt Test Results
December 5th, 2010:83rd Belt Test Results
March 13th, 2011:84th Belt Test Results
April 17th, 2011:85th Belt Test Results
October 16th, 2011:86th Belt Test Results
December 24th, 2011:87th Belt Test Results

Abbreviations:


Abbreviation
Test Section
BH
Basic hand techniques
BK
Basic kicking techniques
CM
Kicking combinations
FX
Flexibility
FM
Forms
PSP
Pre-arranged sparring (e.g. one-steps)
FSP
Free sparring
BG
Hand and kicking techniques with bags
BR
Wood breaking
AT
Attitude

Johns Hopkins Taekwondo

Johns Hopkins University Sports Clubs - Martial Arts

3400 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218