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Testing Requirements

South Korean Flag South Korean Flag Description The flag, called "Tae Kuk," symbolizes the thought, philosophy, and mysticism of the Far East. The circle in the center, red upper half and blue lower half, represents absolute, or the essential unity of all being. The Yang (positive) and the Yin (negative) divisions within the circle represent duality. Examples of duality are heaven and hell, fire and water, life and death, good and evil, or night and day The four trigrams also indicate the duality of opposites and balances. In the upper left trigram, three unbroken lines symbolize Heaven; opposite them in the lower right, three broken lines represent Earth.

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High Red Belt (1st Kub) Study Guide

Poomsae (Pattern or Form)

A choregraphed demonstration of the varios kicks, blocks and hand techniques

of Tae Kwon-do, which students utilize with an imaginary opponent or

opponents.

Kyorugi (Sparring or Fighting)

A practical application of various forms against and actual oppoent.

Kyukpa (Breaking)

Done to practice and illustrate the formidable power, precision, and great

mental concentration of the Tae Kwon-Do practicioner.

Ho Sin Sool (Self-Defense)

The study of how to use an attacker's strength or skill and weapons against

him or her.

Jung Sin Tong II (Meditiation)

For the purpose of concentration practice in order to focus precision and

power, visualize goals, and listen to one's conscience for internalizing

important truths and moral standards.

One-Step Self-Defense

Choregraphed promised fighting at one step distance.

Tae Guek (8) Pahl-Jong

Represents The Earth, where all things exist, where all things are rooted

and grow than die. It is the last poomsae for color belt students.

(27 pooms)