Kim's Tae Kwon Do is located at: 121 West Broadway Farmington New Mexico, 87401 Phone: 505-326-2303 email-fkimstkd@schearco.com
Class Times: Monday- 5:00 to 6:00 6:00 to 7:00 7:00 to 8:00 Tuesday- 5:30 to 7:00 Wednesday- 5:00 to 6:00 6:00 to 7:00 7:00 to 8:00 Thursday- 5:30 to 7:00 Friday - 5:00 to 6:00 6:00 to 7:00 7:00 to 8:00
Classes for students of the ages 4, 5, or 6 are held on Tuesday and Thursday from 5:00 to 5:30 The first Friday of every month is reserved for an upper rank workout from 6:00 to 8:00
Korean Tae Kwon Do
Forms 1.
Chon Ji
Hyung Heaven and Earth,
19 moves + pattern
2.
Tan Gun
Hyung The
legendary founder of Korea, 21 moves I pattern
3.
To San
Hyung The patriot
Ahn Chang Ho, who devoted his entire life to the education of Korea, 24
moves zig-zag pattern
4.
Won Hyo
Hyung Monk Who introduced
Buddhism to Korea, 28 moves I Pattern
5.
Yul Kok
Hyung A great
philosopher and scholar, “Confucius of Korea”, 38 movements
of this pattern refer to his birthplace on the 38* latitude. + represent scholar, full pattern
6.
Choon Gun
Hyung The patriot Ahn Chung
Gun who assassinated the Japanese,
Governor,
General of Korea, (known as the man who played the leading part of the
Korea-Japan merger). 32 movements represent his age when he was executed.
7.
Toi Gye
Hyung Pen name of the noted scholar Yi Hwang. 37 movements
refer to his
birthplace on the 37* latitude. + pattern.
8.
Hwa Rang
Hyung The youth group
which originated in the Silla Dynasty about 1350 years
ago, became the actual driving force behind the unification of the
Kingdom of Korea. 29 moves I pattern.
9.
Choong
Moo Hyung The name given to the
great Admiral YI Sun Sin of the YI Dynasty. He
was reported to have invented the precursor of the modern day submarine.
The reason why this pattern ends in a left handed attack is to symbolize his
regrettable death, in battle, before he could show his full potential and
loyalty to the king. 30 moves I pattern.
10.
Kwang Gae
Hyung The nineteenth king of
the Koguyro Dynasty. He regained all the lost
territories.
The diagram + represent the expansion and recovery of the territory
lost. The 39 movements refer to his reign of 39 years.
Korean Tae Kwon Do Basic Terminologies
1. Cha Ryu__________________attention
2. Kyong Rea ________________bow
3. Jwa Woo Yang Woo________face to face
4. Joon Bee_________________ready
5. See Jahk_________________begin
6. Baro____________________return to ready
stance
7. Sabumnim_______________instructor
8. Dojang__________________gym or practice
area
9. Doh Bohk________________uniform
10. Sho_____________________rest(bow)
11. D’Wero Dora_____________turn around
12. Charo___________________left
13. Wooro__________________right
14. Sunbenim_______________senior belt
Basic Movements 1. -KI MA SO GI JOON DAN
CHIRUGI_____________Low Section Punch
2. -KI MA SO GI SANG DAN CHIRUGI_____________High
Section Punch
3. #AP CH OLL RI
GI___________________________Front Leg Exercise
4. #AP CHA JI REU GI__________________________Front
Snap Kick
5. –YOP CHA OLL RI
GI_________________________Side Leg Exercise
6. _YOP CHA JI REU
GI_________________________Side Snap Kick
7. *TOOYO CHA
GI____________________________Turning Snap Kick
8. *TOLLA YOP CHA GI_________________________Turning
Back Snap Kick
9. #HA DAN MAK
GI___________________________Low Section Block
12. *SOO DO CHI
GI____________________________Knife Hand Strike
13. SOO DO MAK GI____________________________Double
Knife Hand Block
14. #SANG SOO MAK
GI_________________________Double Fist Block
15. #AP JOONG DAN MAK
GI_____________________Middle Front Block
16. *YOP JOONG DAN CHIRU
GI___________________Middle Front Block
17. *PALL GOOP CHI
GI__________________________Elbow Strike 18. #JOONG DAN KWAN SOO_____________________Low
Section Knife Hand Thrust 19. #SANG DAN KWAN
SOO______________________High Section Knife Hand Thrust
20. #AN MOK CHI GI_____________________________Inside
Knife Hand Strike
TENETS OF TAE KWON DO
I will observe the tenants of Tae Kwon Do
Courtesy
Integrity
Perseverance
Self-Control
Indomitable Spirit
I will respect the instructors and seniors
I will never misuse Tae Kwon Do
I will be a champion of freedom and justice
I will build a more peaceful world
BEHAVIOR
Warriors do not dress or behave ostentatiously. They wear clothes that
no one notices, they act in a way that no one sees, and they speak with grace
and dignity.
When they have wealth they are not extravagant; when they have nothing,
they do not fear. They do not boast in success, or complain in failure.
Warriors are different, but they seem average, and none can fathom their worth.
So they are called Warriors