Black Belt Testing Evaluation

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

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

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

A simple English translation of a Kwan’Jang is Grand Master.

One of the qualifications to be a “Kwang Jang” is that the person dedicated most of his /her adult life to the art of teaching TaeKwonDo as a career.

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

If an injury occurs during class, it would be wise for the Instructor to close the class and dismiss the students rapidly.

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

TaeKwonDo became most popular during the Silla Dynasty

When coaching a beginner you must be forceful and very critical of all errors.

The term “Dul” means “#9” count.

A Master is a teacher of Black Belts.

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

Rule #2 of “true cleanliness” is “Clean Body” - Practice good personal hygiene.

According to our textbook there are six vulnerable targets in the chest area.

In 1975 the President of Korea declared TaeKwonDo a “National Sport”.

According to our Textbook there are four rules why we do not wear shoes while training in a formal class session.

Continued practice in free style sparring is the key to preventing an injury to yourself and to your opponent.

A Kwan is actually a school that teaches the art and science of TaeKwonDo.

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

Always look in the face of your opponent.

Grandmaster Sell started the U.S. Chung Do Kwan Association by opening his first school in a small town outside of Detroit, Michigan.

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

A tardy student must wait to be recognized by the Instructor before asking permission to join class.

The TaeKwonDo training system that you are being taught is called Chung Do Kwan.

If you are tired and dressed in Toe’balk, it is permissible to stretch out and take a short nap while waiting to be tested or at a large tournament.

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

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

By 1980 there were 27 different styles of Korean martial arts.

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

Yuk’jin Shult means “Parade Rest”

The author of our textbook estimates that it takes 250 pounds of pressure to break a red house brick.

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

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

A student can become a Master after six years of training.

There are six ways that a specific kick can be applied.

There are traces of TaeKwonDo as far back as 37 B.C. in the form of murals and giant carvings.

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

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

One Step Sparring does not help a student to be better at Free style sparring.

The TaeKwonDo uniform is call a Toe’chong.

A person does not automatically become an Instructor after being awarded a Black Belt.

If a beginner is extra sharp, you should teach him Poomse his first day.

When applying a hook kick during free style sparring, you should strike with the heel.

Free style sparring and tournament sparring are classified as the same.

The jury at a tournament using WT rules can “overrule” all other officials.

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

Rape is the world’s oldest social crime.

While teaching Poomse, the Instructor should remain in one position at all times so that he does not distract the students.

A combination is “a giyup and a punch”.