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TANG SOO DO
The art we study. Sometimes translated
as "Art
of the Knife Hand" and
"Way of the China Hand"
Tang
From the Chinese Tang Dynasty
Soo
From the ancient Korean martial art Soo Bahk Do (the word Soo means "hand");
Do
Way
MOO DUK KWAN Name of the Organization "Institute of Martial Virtue"Moo
Martial Art (prevent conflict)
Duk
A feeling of affection tempered with respect (virtue)
Kwan
School
SOO BAHK DO
Ancient name of the Martial arts of Korea
Nim A term of respect similar to "sir" or "honorable"
Kwan Jang Nim Grandmaster, Head man of Moo Duk Kwan (Hwang Kee)
Hwang Kee founder of Moo Duk Kwan Soo Bahk Do Tang Soo Do; President of the World Moo Duk Kwan, Inc.; President of the Korean Soo Bahk Do (Tang Soo DO) Assn.,Moo Duk Kwan;
President US Soo Bahk Do Fed., Inc.
Hyun Chul Hwang Son of the Founder OF Moo Duk Kwan; Vice-President of the World Moo Duk Kwan, Inc.
Sa Bom Nim Master Instructor (4th Dan and up)
Kyo Sa Nim Instructor (1st Dan thru 3rd Dan)
Sun Beh Nim Senior student
Hu Beh Nim Junior student
Cho Bo Ja
Beginner
Kwan Won
student member
Dan
Degree, Holder of Midnight Blue Belt (similar to Black Belt in other arts)
Gup
Degree, Holder of color belt under Midnight Blue Belt
Ko Dan Ja:
Senior Dan Holder
You Dan Ja:
Dan Holder
You Gup Ja:
Gup Holder
Kuk Gi
National Flag of Korea
Kwan Gi
Flag of style of School of Tang Soo Do
Do Bok
Training uniform
Do Jang
Training hall (studio)
Dee
Belt
Gi Cho Basic
Hyung Form
Dae Ryun Sparring
Ho Sin Sool Self Defense
Ja Yu freestyle
Il Soo Sik One step spar
Soo Gi Hand techniques
Jok Gi Foot techniques
Mahk Kee Block
Kong Kyuck Attack
Ha Dan
Low part
Choong Dan
Middle part
Sang Dan
High part
Ahp
Front
Yup
Side
Dwi
Back
Dollyo
roundhouse
O Rin Jok Right side
Wen Jok Left side
Shi Sun Focus of eyes or Direction of line of sight
Myung Chi solar plexus
Chu Mok close fist
Choong shim
Balance
Kyok Pa
Tiles Breaking
Tuel Oh Twisting
Cha Gi Kick
E- Dan Cha Gi
jumping kick
Du Bal Cha Gi
Double kick,in sequence
Sang Bal Cha Gi
Double kick , same time
Yeon Sok Cha Gi
Kicking Combination
Bal Ba Mahk Kee
Foot defense
Ki Hap
Yell
Cha Ryut Attention
Muk Nyum
meditation
Kuman
Stop (dae ryun)
Il Oso
Up
An Jo
sit
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Kyung Ret
Bow
Sa Bom Nim Kay Kyung Ret
Bow to Master instructor
Kyo Sa Nim Kay Kyung Ret
Bow to instructor
Kahng Ho Kan E Kyung Ret
Bow to partner
Shim Sa Kwan Nim Ge Kyung Ret
Bow to judge or examiner
Choon Bee Ready
Si Jak
Begin
Ba Ro
Return
Shio
Relax (rest)
Tora Turn
Dwi Ro Tora
Turn to rear
Bal Cha Gi Choon Bee
Ready for kicking
Dasi
Repeat or again
Jin
Movement
Chun Jin
Forward movement
Wheng Jin
Sideways movement
Hu Jin
Backward movement
Yuk Jin
Movement while maintaining reverse relationship between hand and foot
Pyung Ahn
Peaceful and confident
2. Commands in Training
Ku Ryung
Counting
Ku Ryung E Mat Cho So
By the count
Ku Ryung Up Shi
Without count
Cha Ryut
Attention
Kyung Ret Bow
Choon Bee
Ready
Shi-Jock
Begin
Ba Ro
Return
Tora
Turn
Dwee Ro Tora
Turn to rear
Bal Cha Ki Choon Bee
Ready for kick
Bon
Numbers
Ha Na
One
Yo Ha Na
Eleven
Dool
Two
Yo Dool
Twelve
Set
Three
Yo Set
Thirteen
Net
Four
Yo Net
Fourteen
DaSot
Five
Yo DaSot
Fifteen
YuhSot
Six
Yo YuhSot
Sixteen
Il Gop
Seven
Yo IlGop
17th
Yo Dull
Eight
Yo YoDull
18th
Ah Hope
Nine
Yo AhHope
19th
Yohl
Ten
E Ship Twenty
Sam Ship
30
Yuk Ship
60
Sa Ship
40
Chil Ship
70
O Ship
50
Pahl Ship
80
Gu Ship
90
Baek
100
Neh Gung:
Internal power or control in exercise
Weh Gung: External power or control in exercise
Shim Gung:
Spiritual power or control in exercise
3.Basic Stance (Gi Cho Ja Seh)
Choon Bee JaSeh
Ready stance
Chun Gul JaSeh
Front stance
Hu Gul JaSeh
Back stance
Kee Ma Rip JaSeh
Horse stance
SaKoRip JaSeh
Side center stance
DeeBal Koop Hee Kee JaSeh:
Cat Stance
Kyo Cha Rip Jaseh
X- leg
HanBal SeoKee Jaseh Crane Stance
4.Commands in Starting and
Closing Class
Cha Ryut
Attention
Kuk Gi Bay Ray
Bow to Flag
Ba Ro
Return
Chak Suk/Anjo Sit
Muk Nyum
Meditation
Ba Ro
Return
Cha Ryut
Attention
Sa Bom Nim Key Kyung Ret Bow to instructor
Sahng Ho Kan E Kyung Ret:
Bow to partner (each other)
Shim Sa Kwan Nim Ge Kyung Ret:
Bow to judge or examiner
5. Example of Basic Movements
Ha Dan Mahk Kee:
Low block, front stance
Chong
Dan Kong Kyuck:
Middle punch, front stance
Song Dan Kong Kyuck:
High punch, front stance
Song Don Mahk Kee :
High block, front stance
Ahneso Phaku Ro Mahk Kee:
Inside to outside block, front stance
Phakerso Ahunu Ro Mahk Kee:
Outside to inside block, front stance
Wheng Jin Kong Kyuck:
Side punch, side (horse) stance
Chun Gul Ssang Soo Mahk Kee:
Two fist middle block, front stance
Hu Gul Ssang Soo Mahk Kee:
Two fist middle block, back stance
Ha Dan Ssang Soo Mahk Kee:
Two fist low block (x-block), front stance
Sang Dan Ssang Soo Mahk Kee:
Two fist high block (x-block), front stance
Hu Gul Ha Dan Ssang Soo Mahk Kee: Two fist low block, back stance
Hu Gul Ha Dan Mahk Kee:
Low block, back stance
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