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What is the meaning of 'Dobok'?
What does 'Dojang' refer to?
What type of martial art is 'Tang Soo Do'?
What is the origin of 'Tang Soo Do'?
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What is the name of our school?
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What does 'Choon Bee Jaseh' mean?
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What does 'Cha Ryut' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'Kyung Ye'?
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What do 'hana, tul, set, net, tasot, ilgop, yodul, ahop, yol' represent?
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What does 'Kyo Sa Nim' refer to?
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Who is 'Sa Boom Nim'?
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What is the meaning of 'Kwaan Jang Nim'?
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What does 'Shi Jok' mean?
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What does 'Anjo' mean?
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What does 'Muk Num' mean?
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What does 'Kuk Gi Bay Ray' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'Mahk Kee'?
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What does 'Kong Kyuck' mean?
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What does 'Keemah Jaseh' mean?
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What does 'Hu Gul Jaseh' refer to?
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What does 'Chum Gul Jaseh' mean?
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What does 'Ahp Cha Gi' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'Yup Cha Gi'?
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What does 'Dull Ryo Cha Gi' mean?
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What does 'Ee Dan Ahp Cha Gi' refer to?
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What does 'Ee Dan Yup Cha Gi' mean?
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What does 'Ee Dan Dull Ryo Cha Gi' mean?
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What does 'P'al' mean?
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What does 'Bahl' mean?
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What does 'Chu Mok' refer to?
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What does 'Mok' mean?
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Study Notes
Martial Arts Terminology Overview
- Dobok: The uniform worn during training and practice sessions.
- Dojang: Designated training center for martial arts practice.
- Tang Soo Do: A style of martial arts that incorporates elements of karate.
Origin and Identity
- Origin of Tang Soo Do: This martial art originated in Korea.
- Name of our school: The school is referred to as WCIMA (World Class Institute of Martial Arts).
Key Terms and Commands
- Choon bee jaseh: The ready stance that practitioners assume for readiness.
- Cha ryut: A command signaling attention, often used to gather focus.
- Kyung ye: A gesture of respect, represented by the act of bowing.
Numerical Terms
- Hana, tul, set, net, tasot, ilgop, yodul, ahop, yol: Korean numerals one through ten, essential for commands and counting in training.
Instructor Titles
- Kyo sa nim: Title for a certified instructor, indicating a recognizable level of expertise.
- Sa boom nim: Denotes a master instructor with advanced skills in teaching.
- Kwaan jang nim: Represents the title of grandmaster, indicating the highest level of achievement in martial arts training.
Action Commands
- Shi jok: A command meaning to begin a session or activity.
- Anjo: Command for sitting down, often used in meditation or resting periods.
- Muk num: Instructions given for meditation practice.
- Kuk gi bay ray: Gesture of respect signified by a salute to the flag.
Techniques and Stances
- Mahk kee: Refers to the action of blocking attacks.
- Kong kyuck: Signifies an attack or offensive move.
Stances Used in Tang Soo Do
- Keemah jaseh: Known as the horse rider stance, used for stability.
- Hu gul jaseh: The fighting stance used during combat practice.
- Chum gul jaseh: The front stance critical for various martial art techniques.
Kicking Techniques
- Ahp cha gi: Front kick, fundamental to combat techniques.
- Yup cha gi: Side kick, used for lateral attack.
- Dull ryo cha gi: Round house kick, essential for various striking techniques.
- Ee dan ahp cha gi: Jump front kick, incorporates vertical motion in kicks.
- Ee dan yup cha gi: Jump side kick for agile lateral strikes.
- Ee dan dull ryo cha gi: Jump round house kick combines elevation with striking power.
Body Parts Terminology
- P'al: Refers to the arm, significant in executing techniques.
- Bahl: Denotes the foot, used in various kicking maneuvers.
- Chu mok: The fist, essential for striking techniques.
- Mok: Refers to the neck, an important area in martial arts.
- P'al coop: Elbows are crucial in close-range combat.
- Moo rup: Represents the knee, important for strikes and blocks.
- In choong: Combination of nose and mouth, areas of focus in breath control and health.
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