Chon-Ji through Do-San
The number of movements in Chon-Ji form
What is 19
The name of the monk in green belt form
Who is Won-Hyo
The meaning of the phrase 'Gamon' (Gah-mon)
What is Stop
The technique in which the opponents arm is stretched over the shoulder palm upwards
What is the armbar
A powerful strike with your knuckles usually targeting the bridge of the nose or the solar plexus
What is a punch or jab
The meaning of Do-San form
What is 'The Pseudonym of the Patriot Ahn Chang Ho who devoted his life to the education and independence for Korea'
The movements in Choong-Gun form
What is 32
The stance in which both feet are pointed forward with your back leg locked out and front knee slightly bent
What is a front stance
The technique in which an opponents wrist is bent downwards and their elbow is locked on the chest or secured in the rib area
What is a 'Come along' or 'wrist lock'
The 360 degree turning kick otherwise known as this
What is the tornado kick or butterfly kick
The meaning of the yellow belt
What is 'Sun shining down on the seedlings'
The meaning of the brown belt
What is 'Gaining control of your power'
The proper name of a martial arts uniform
What is a Ge or Debok
The three main areas of target to end a fight
The donkey kick otherwise known as this
What is the back kick
The kihaps in Do-San form
What are 6 and 24
The kihaps in Yul-Guk form
What are 21 and 36
The proper name of a Dojo
What is a Dojang
The technique in which you cause the opponent to loose their balance with force and control
What is a sweep or a trip
The technique usually following 'Punch' In this common exercise: 'Jab, Punch ___ Uppercut'
What is Hook or Round
The total number of kihaps from white to orange
What is 5
The pseudonym of the nicknamed Confucius of Korea
Who was Yi I
The proper name for an instructor
What is a Sensei or Master (if of higher rank)
The technique in which the opponent is controlled airborne across your back or hips
What is a hip throw
The technique in which the blade of your foot circles the target area and makes contact usually on the nose, jaw or opponents guard
What is the crescent kick