Instructor Commands to Lead a Taekwon-do Class🥋Korean Terminology 🇰🇷
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Instructor Commands to lead a class
Charyot Attention
Kyong Ye Bow
Junbi Ready
Sejak / Si-Jak Start (Begin)
Baro Return to Starting Position
Goman Stop (Finish)
Hetchyo Break / Pause (during sparring)
Junbi Sogi Ready Posture
Mooknyum Meditate
Kuk Gi Bay Ray Bow to the flag
Sambo Matsogi 3 Step Sparring
Ibo Matsogi 2 Step Sparring
Ilbo Matsogi 1 Step Sparring
Jayu Matsogi Free Sparring
Saju Jirugi 4 Directional Punching
Wen / Orun Left / Right
Baro / Bandae Obverse / Reverse
Tae / Kwon / Do Foot / Hand / Art Of
Taekwon-do The Art Of Hand & Foot
5 TENETS of Taekwon-do
Ye Ui Courtesy
Yom Chi Integrity
In Nae Perseverance
Guk Gi Self Control
Baekjul Boolgool Indomitable Spirit
TITLES
Boosabum Assistant Instructor (1st to 3rd degree under ITF)
Sabum Instructor (4th to 6th degree under the ITF))
Sahyun Master (7th & 8th degree under the ITF)
Saseung Grandmaster (9th degree under the ITF)
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Hi ,I'm black belt in taekwondo from Pakistan. Your video very helpfull to Biggners keep it up. 😊
@@Language-of-Lines thank you very much! Keep up the practice!
Thanks a lot, Nora! That was very interesting! It's so amazing to find someone that is so passionate!
Thank you for watching Jérém!
Thank you for your channel as a former Tang Soo Do student and current Shotokan one.
You are welcome!
My instructor always says Charyot, Kyong ye. I always knew what Kyong ye meant. But I never knew what Charyot meant. Thank you Nora 😊
Great, now you know :) Thank you for watching!
Im just getting back into Taekwondo and this is helpful
Congrats! Hope that it is going well!
Best
Good to know! Thanks for the terminology. I had a hard time keeping up with what they were saying during training since they never started off with terminology basics. And for non-speakers, it can be challenging trying to pronounce the terms when there are no written words to portray the way it is pronounced. Thank you for having it written out. It was really helpful 😊
Thank you so much for your feedback Rachel! I am happy to hear that you have found the video helpful :) Keep up the practice!
amazing! thanks so much for this video
Thank you Master!
I quick taekwondo after losing weight and now rejoining to different gym in taekwondo but thank you
Good luck!
You must make a video on kicks counting. Hana to yul
Outstanding mam
Thank you!
Great
Thank you!
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Hello
The only one missing is the command to fix your uniform. Sounds like the word “show”
Hello, Ma'am. I just wanna ask what was the correct korean terminology for chief instructor? There were various of different words in the google so i don't know which one is correct. I hope you can help me :))
There are various ways to address the instructors:
Boo-Sabum nim / National Instructor (1-3 dan ranks)
Sabum nim / International Instructor (4-6 dan ranks)
Sahyun nim / Master (7-8 dan ranks)
Sasung nim / Grand Master (9th Dan only)
(nim means 'respectable', you can use it like Sabum Nora or Sabumnim Nora for example)
I never knew there was meditation at taekwondo, my club doesn't do that
I am sorry to hear that! We usually do 1-5 min depending on how much time is left from the class. During that time we think about some of the specific things we practiced and try to memorize them or go over the moves again. It is really useful to visualize techniques during meditation.
@@NoraTKD it's okay I just never knew that, I guess some clubs are different hehe
@Nnamdi Uyalor,Jr Keep up the good work!
Tutorial splite plz for 3mounth
Try this one: ruclips.net/video/KNUKAjNWQ_4/видео.html
@@NoraTKDthankyou