Martinez Taekwondo
Terminology
With most things we do today, a working vocabulary is essential before conceptual understanding grasps you. Taekwondo is a Martial Art, unifying the body with the mind. At first, you will learn the importance of the mental attributes. Taekwondo, originally being a Korean practice, necessitates the learning of its terminology in Korean.
Exercise Hall |
DoJang |
Attention |
Char-yut |
Uniform |
DoBok |
Bow |
Kyung-Yae |
Colored Belt |
Dee |
Ready Stance |
Joon-Bi |
Black Belt |
Dan |
Relax |
Ba-ro |
Sit - Be seated |
Anjo |
Flag |
Kookie |
Meditate |
Mukeum |
Instructor |
|
Thank-you |
Kum-Sameda |
|
|
Grade |
Gup |
|
|
Degree |
Dan |
|
|
| Cadence | Ranking Order | ||
|---|---|---|---|
One |
Ha-nah |
1st |
il |
Two |
Do-ol |
2nd |
Yi |
Three |
Set |
3rd |
Sam |
Four |
Net |
4th |
Sa |
Five |
Da-Sut |
5th |
Oh |
Six |
Ya-Sut |
6th |
Yuk |
Seven |
il-Gob |
7th |
Chil |
Eight |
Yu-dle |
8th |
Pal |
Nine |
A-hop |
9th |
Koo |
Ten |
Yo-ul |
10th |
Ship |
The Ranking Order used with Forms: Taeguk 1 = Taeguk Il – Jang
