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Green Belt signifies growth as your martial arts skills begin to develop.
Green Belt Study Guide—"Growth"
Major Objectives
• To fine-tune techniques learned in previous Forms and One-Steps and to develop them into Free Sparring Techniques and Combinations.
• To know the rules of Free Sparring and to apply them both to Testing and Tournament Free Sparring.
• 6th grade students will demonstrate Green Belt One-Steps numbers 1 - 3 and Won Hyo Form.
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Won Hyo was the noted monk who introduced Buddhism to the Silla Dynasty in the year 636 A.D. |
• 5th grade students will demonstrate Green Belt One-Steps numbers 4 - 6 and Yul Gok Form.
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Yul Gok was the pseudonym of the great philosopher and scholar Yil (1536 - 1584), nicknamed the "Confucius of Korea." The 38 movements of this pattern refer to his birthplace on 38° latitude and the diagram (±) represents "scholar." |
• The Keys to Perfect Technique should begin to become automatic reflex (Body Memory).
Required Techniques
| Blocks
/ Strikes Side Punch Reverse Inner Forearm Open Hand Square Block Ridgehand Upset Punch San Su Block* Tension Punch* C Block* |
Stances
/ Kicks Closed Stance Fixed Stance Heel Kick Hook Kick* * 5th grade Green Belts |
Free Sparring is a creative avenue for students to show their imagination as well as their technical skills in a controlled situation. Practicing on offensive combinations will enhance your defensive counterattack. Keep in mind that you must have an effective block—because in a street situation, if you don't have a good defense, you won't have a chance to show your offense.
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