1.
According to our textbook there are five parts of a formal “TaeKwonDo” class.
2.
The Japanese word for Poomse is Kata.
3.
The term “Dul” means “#9” count.
4.
It is not necessary to count in Korean in order to conduct a formal class.
5.
According to our textbook, a student must memorize 10 Poomse before being eligible to test for 1st Dan Black Belt.
6.
It is very important to stretch prior to a class or strenuous workout.
7.
It is the responsibility of the senior student to conduct an inspection.
8.
Poomse training helps a student develop precision, control, and self-discipline
9.
The word “Dan” is pronounced as “Don”.
10.
As a coach you have the authority to discipline the beginners.
11.
Eel-bon-da-dee-un means to “free spar”.
12.
If you are late it is not necessary to stretch out if class has already begun.
13.
As a coach it is important that you become good friends with the beginner that you have been assigned to.
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When coaching a beginner you must be forceful and very critical of all errors.
15.
If a beginner is extra sharp, you should teach him Poomse his first day.
