Black Belt Testing Evaluation

It is the responsibility of the senior student to conduct an inspection.

According to our textbook, a student must memorize 10 Poomse before being eligible to test for 1st Dan Black Belt.

The Walking Stance is actually a short forward square stance.

A Chief Instructor must hold the rank of at least 3rd Dan.

An Instructor should never teach more than two “special class sessions” consecutively without having a Six Part Formal Class.

The Japanese word for Poomse is Kata.

Always look in the face of your opponent.

Eel-bon-da-dee-un means to “free spar”.

An Associate Instructor has the authority to open his own school or club.

Pa-doe in TaeKwonDo terms means “Ready Position”.

You may wash your belt each time that you wash your uniform.

Body language is the “key” to reading the overall attitude of an adult class session.

A Grand Master is a teacher of Masters.

It is important for the Instructor to watch facial expressions in order to determine a change in a students temperament.

The knee or leg block should only be used in a self-defense situation.

A “Dee” is a term used for uniform.

A “Master” is a a teacher of “Black Belts”.

Poomse is a training method in which a student learns to develop discipline.

The first TaeKwonDo organization to have worldwide recognition was called the “Korea TaeKwonDo Association.”

A square stance is two shoulders long in length, but a walking stance is about one shoulder length.

The pressure points on the human body are approximately every six inches.

While coaching a beginner the most effective position for demonstrating a techniques is along side of him/her.

There are 7 belt levels in the U.S. Chung Do Kwan student ranks.

It is not necessary to count in Korean in order to conduct a formal class.

As a coach you have the authority to discipline the beginners.

You should always look at the point where you are blocking.

You do not have to come to the position of attention each time you are approached by your Instructor.

When in doubt about a rule or traditional custom, it is wise to ask a senior student before approaching your Instructor.

The word “Dan” is pronounced as “Don”.

While sparring a fellow student, you notice that he/she is kicking and striking without much control and could actually hurt you, your response would be to ask him/her, “Would you please use a little more control?”

It is tradition to never let your belt touch the floor.

Rape is the world’s oldest social crime.

You may chew gum while practicing TaeKwonDo

Board holders must station themselves in a straddle stance before the strike is delivered.

A Master must be at least 4th Degree Black Belt and must meet other specific requirements according to USCDKA rules.

According to our textbook there are two channels of the subconsciousness.

A person must be a 4th Dan before qualifying for “International Referee Certification”.

A pressure point is the accumulation of nerve endings.

A “Testing Cycle” is a student examination that is held monthly, bimonthly or quarterly and evaluates a student under stressful situations.

Grand Master Edward B. Sell formed the U.S. Chung Do Kwan Association in 1967.

The U.S. Chung Do Kwan Association was founded in 1967.

The author of our textbook gives a total of twelve rules on “how to win in forms and sparring” when entering a tournament.

The TaeKwonDo uniform is call a Toe’chong.

As a coach it is important that you become good friends with the beginner that you have been assigned to.

The Grandmaster and Kwan Jang’ of the World Chung Do Kwan Association is the Honorable Un Kyu Uhm, who resides in Seoul, Korea.

Name and reputation may pass away, but credentials last a lifetime.

According to our newest textbook there are seven basic stances.

One of the requirements for 9th Gup is to execute Taegeuk El Chong

According to our textbook there are five parts of a formal “TaeKwonDo” class.

The Black Belt is a symbol of being a Champion over all your weakness.