Red Belt

Red Belt Korean
2 Step Sparring	Ibo Matsoki	Who is the area Representative	Master Don Atkins
Free Sparring	Jayoo Matsoki	Jumping	Twigi
1 Step Sparring	Ilbo Matsoki	Flying	Twimyo
Why are there 24 patterns		Because Major General Choi Hong Hi compared the life of a man with a day in the life of Earth.
What does a strike do	To Smash or destroy	How many moves in Hwa Rang	29
Closed Ready stance C	Moa Junbi Sogi C	Which patterns have release moves	Do San Joon Gun Hwa Rang
Palm Pushing Block	Sonbadak Miro Makgi	Outer forearm Low Block	Bakat Palmok Najunde Makgi
Inner Forearm Middle Block	An Palmok Kaunde Makgi	Fixed Stance	Gojung Sogi
Vertical Stance	Soo Jik Sogi	Sitting Stance	Annun Sogi
L Stance	Niunja Sogi	Walking Stance	Gunnun Sogi
Upward Punch	Ollyo Jirugi	Obverse Punch	Baro Jirugi
Knife Hand Downward Strike	Sonkal Naeryo Taerigi	Side Elbow Thrust	Yop Palkup Tulgi
Realease Move	Jap Yasol Tae	Side Piercing Kick	Yop Cha Jirugi
Knife Hand Inward Strike	Sonkal Anaero Taerigi	Knee Kick	Moorup Chagi
Downward Kick	Naeryo Chagi	Crescent Kick	Bandal Chgi
Reverse Turning Kick	Bandae Dollyo Chagi	Flying Side Kick	Twimyo Yop Chagi
Hooking Kick	Golcho Chagi
Red signifies Danger, Cautioning the student to exercise control and warning the opponent to beware
Black is the opposite of White, Signifying maturity and Proficiency in Tae Kwon-Do. Also indicates the warers imperviousness to darkness and fear

Hwa Rang

Hwa Rang is the name given to an Army of young warriors from the Silla Dynasty of Korea.

They were first mentioned in 600 AD, and over the years they gradually became a significant force in the unification of the three kingdoms of Korea.

Hwa Rang means “Flowering Youth”, and comprises of 29 moves which refer to the 29th infantry division where Tae Kwon-Do Developed

The three kingdoms of Korea are

Silla Dynasty

Goguryeo Dynasty

Baekje Dynasty

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