Help
Options
Didn't know it?
click below
click below
Knew it?
click below
click below
Don't Know
Remaining cards (0)
Know
retry
shuffle
restart
0:00
Embed Code - If you would like this activity on your web page, copy the script below and paste it into your web page.
Normal Size Small Size show me how
Normal Size Small Size show me how
blackBelt
Tang soo do terminology
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| choon bee jaseh | ready stance |
| ko map sum ni da | thank you |
| chun gul jaseh | front stance |
| kee mah jaseh | horse stance |
| char ryut | attention stance or attention position |
| hu gul jaseh | back stance |
| tang soo do | The way of the Chinese hand or striking / defending hand |
| sa bom nim | master instructor |
| kyo sa nim | certified instructor |
| sang dan mahk kee | high block |
| dull ryo cha gi | round house kick |
| ahp cha gi | front snap kick |
| ha dan mahk kee | low block |
| yup mahk kee | side block |
| phakeso ahnu ro mahk kee | outside to inside block |
| ahneso phaku ro mahk kee | inside to outside block |
| dull ryo yup cha gi | side kick rear leg |
| ahp podo oll ri gi | front stretch kick |
| 1st article of faith | be loyal to your country |
| 2nd article of faith | be obedient to your parents |
| 3rd article of faith | be loving between husband and wife |
| 4th article of faith | be cooperative between brothers |
| 5th article of faith | be faithful between friends |
| 6th article of faith | be respectful to your elders |
| 7th article of faith | be faithful between teacher and student |
| 8th article of faith | know the difference between good and evil |
| 9th article of faith | never retreat in battle |
| 10th article of faith | always finish what you start |
| hana | one |
| tul | two |
| set | three |
| net | four |
| tasot | five |
| yosot | six |
| ilgop | seven |
| yodul | eight |
| ahop | nine |
| yol | ten |
| nu rup cha gi | knee strike |
| kap kwon | back fist |
| choon dan soo do mahk kee | knife hand middle block |
| ha dan soo do mahk kee | kinife hand low block |
| ssang soo sang dan mahk kee | two fist high block |
| kwan soo | spearhand |
| toro choong dan kong kyuck | reverse punch |
| e dan ahp cha gi | jump front kick |
| e dan yup cha gi | jump side kick |
| e dan doll ryo cha gi | jump roundhouse kick |
| e dan dwi cha gi | jump back kick |
| e dan dwi dull ryo cha gi | jump spinning back kick |
| pak chi gi | head butt |
| jang kwon mahk kee | palm block |
| Sensei Jiguro Kana | creator of the art of judo and individual responsible for introduction of color belt system and karate uniform used by most martial arts styles today ( early 1900's) |
| Sensei Gichi Funakoshi | creator of 'Shotokan' style of karate and individual responsible for spreading karate from Okinawa to mainland Japan and from there to Korea and the rest of the world. |
| Grandmaster Hwang Kee ( Part 1 ) | founder of moo duk kwan branch of tang soo do in 9/11/45, one of the original five Korean kwans to evolve after world war two and Korea's liberation from Japanese occupation. |
| Grandmaster Hwang Kee ( Part 2 ) | He would later use the term 'soo bahk do' to describe his art, which is predominantly based on funakoshi's Okinawan style of karate with some Chinese and Korea influence. |
| yuk soo | defense/punch |
| yok soo do | ridgehand |
| dwi cha gi | back kick |
| dwi dull ryo cha gi | spining back kick |
| pal koop kong kyuck | elbow strike |
| jang kwon | palm heal |
| choong gul ssang soo mahk kee | two fist middle block front stance |
| hu gul ssang soo mahk kee | two fist side block back stance |
| kwan do | hammerfist |
| chung kwon | front of fist |
| soo do | knifehand |
| myung chi | solar plexus |
| in joong | justabove upper lip |
| ko whan | groin |
| ha dan | low |
| choong dan | middle |
| sang dan | high |
| yong gi | courage |
| chung jik | honesty |
| kyum son | humility |
| kyong | wisdom |
| kin | effort & sincerity |
| pyong ahn | peaceful confidence |
| shin chook | tensation / relaxation |
| choi ha dan suo mahk kee | low knife hand block crouching |
| bal ja ba mahk kee | low open hand two fist block - palms together |
| so go rip jaseh | side stance/ 45 horse stance, feet out |
| kyo cha rip jaseh | cross leg stance |
| han bal seo kee jaseh | crane stance |
| dan | black belt |
| cho dan | 1st degree black belt |
| e dan | 2nd degree black belt |
| sam dan | 3rd degree black belt |
| kuk gi bay ray | salute flags |
| ba ro | return / end salute also end meditation |
| ahn jo | seated meditation |
| muk nyum | begin meditation |
| sa bom nim kay kyung yet | bow to master instructor |
| kyo sa nim kay kyung yet | bow to certified instructor |
| sun beh nim kay kyung ret | bow to class senior |
| shi jock | begin |
| shio | relax |
| gu man | stop |
| kin | effort & sincerity |
| yup hu ri gi | side hook kick |
| sahng ho kwan e kyung ret | bow to your partner |
| kyok pa | breaking (boards) |
| ki hap | yell ('spirit breath') |
| il soo sik deh ryun | one step sparring |
| ja yu deh ryun | free sparring |
| shi sun | focus of eyes |
| dee | belt |
| explain U. S. flag ( part 1 ) | The national flag of the United Staes is known as the Stars and Stripes. The union consists of white stars, ancient symbol of sovereignty, against a blue back ground. |
| explain U. S. flag ( part 2 ) | There are as many stars as there are states of the United States, but contrary to poular belief there is no particular star for a particular state. |
| explain U. S. flag ( part 3 ) | The field of the flag consists fo seven red strips separates by six white stripes. The 13 stripes represent the 13 colonies that declared their independence from Great Britain in 1776. |
| explain U. S. flag ( part 4 ) | The blue on the flag symbolized justice, preservation and vigilance. White is for innocence. Red symbolized strength and courage. |
| explain Korean flag ( part 1 ) | The flag of the Republic of Korea is a white field dominated in the center by the symbol of the Uhm/Yang. This symbol represents the dual natures of the Universe and every aspect of life. |
| explain Korean flag ( part 2 ) | The red section represents the active: i.e. Fire , Heaven, Father The blue section represents the passive: i.e. Water, Earth, Mother |
| explain Korean flag ( part 3 ) | Around the Uhm/Yang are the anagrammed symbols representing this concept. In the upper left is the symbol for Heaven; its opposite, Earth , is the lower right In the upper right is the symbol for Water; Its opposite, Fire is int he lower left corner. |
| explain Korean flag ( part 4 ) | This is the only flag representing the philosophy of the people. To have peace in life, the people and the forces around them must work in harmony with one another. |
Created by:
ensberg
Popular Korean sets