Tae Kwon Do Test Information

General Info

Test are held twice a semester. Intersession and summer classes are also held, but these classes are not tested, and are less formal than regular class. The fee for the belt test is $45 and should be paid as check (address to T Kang Tae Kwon Do) or cash in an envelope with your name on it. Give your money to the club treasurer at least one week before the test. Tests are normally held on Sundays and make sure to get there between 1pm and 1:15pm for attendance and warm up!

Forms

Oh no! You forgot your form? No problem, check them out here:
North Austin Tae Kwon Do's Chang Hon Form Page
NOTE: Some of the forms specific to T. Kang Tae Kwon Do are missing. ALSO this is for material purposes only, the level of intensity in your forms should be much higher for the belt test.

Rules

    1. Students must respect and obey all instructors and high ranking belts.
    2. Students must display proper behavior and respect toward other students at all times.
    3. Students must use the word "sir" when speaking to instructors during class.
    4. Students must bow to the flags when entering or leaving the training area.
    5. Students must be on time to all classes and must receive the instructor's permission to enter class if they are late.
    6. Students must obtain permission for early dismissal from class.
    7. Students must take class; they cannot practice by themselves when class is in session.
    8. Students must keep noise and conversation to an absolute minimum during class.
    9. Students must keep the training area clean.
Aims to Achieve
Courtesy
Integrity
Self-Control
Perseverance
Indominable Spirit
Theories of Power
Reaction Force
Equilibrium
Breath Control
Concentration
Speed

Definition of Tae Kwon Do
Taekwondo is a Korean martial art which requires the use of only hands and feet, without weapons. The main goal of Taekwondo is to achieve total mind and body control.

Counting
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
Ten
Ha-na
Dul
Si-et
Ni-et
Da-sut
Yo-sut
Il-gop
Yo-Dul
Ah-hop
Yul
Basic Language
Instructor
Attention
Bow
Begin
Stop
Form
At-ease
Sah-Bum-nim
Cha-ryoth
Kyung-nae
Si-jak
Ko-man
Hyung
Shut

Dress Code
    1. Students must wear a clean, white, Hopkins Taekwondo uniform during class, unless otherwise instructed
    2. Nothing is to be written, sewn, glued, ironed, or stapled to the uniform other than approved flags/emblems
    3. No jewelry should be worn during practice sessions, and socks and shoes should be removed before class
    4. Students should keep their nails clipped to prevent injury to others (Exceptions can be made)

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