- When entering or leaving the Do Jang, always bow to the flags.
- You are not allowed to smoke, drink, chew gum, or wearshoes or jewelry on the
training floor. Anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be permitted on the
school premises.
- No four letter words, either direct or implied, will be spoken in the Do Jang
- Always respect and obey your instructor. Always call him or her by Mr/Ms/Mrs and their
last name.
- When you meet your instructor, or when entering or leaving theinstructor's office,
come to attention and bow politely from waist
- When called by the instructor, are asked a question, or when you ask a question,
acknowledge the instructor by using "Sir" or "Ma'am"
- All Students must be well groomed during any class session or Tae Kwon Do activity.
All nails must be neatly trimmed, uniform clean, and hair pulled back out ofthe eyes
- When straightening your uniform, ALWAYS turn away from the flags, your instructor,
and anysenior members, then return to your original position.
- Junior members must always respect senior members. Senior members must always
help junior members.
- NO students are permitted to show or teach alower belt any technique, both in and
out of the Do Jang, unless, specifically permitted by your instructor.
- NO free sparring may be engaged unless permitted by your instructor. Black belt
must be present to supervise free sparring.
- If you must be absent for more than one week, please inform the instructor ahead
of time.
- All students must be current with tuition and other payments. Due date for monthly
fees is the first of the week.
- The school is not responsible for lost orstolen articles. Please safegaurd all your
personal articles.
- Members are always welcome to make suggestions to improve the school. Always
help recruit new members.
- Do Jang means "house of discipline". Do notmake loud noises, laugh, or disturb
class(es) in progress, No horseplay will be tolerated in the Do Jang at any time.
Meaning of Tae Kwon Do
TAE - Feet, smashing with kicking technique
KWON - Fists, smashinh with hand techniques
DO - Art of
Putting it all together, TAE KWON DO is the self-defense martial arts utilizing
both hand and foot techniques, which is originated in Korea.
Tenents of Tae Kwon Do
Courtesy (kind to all)........................................Yae Uie
Integrity (honesty).............................................Yum Chee
Perserverance (keep trying)...............................Inn Nae
Self-Control (mind & body)..............................Kook Kee
Indomitable Spirit (Positive Attitude).................Back Jol Bool Kool
My Pledge
To train both mind and body through Tae Kwon Do.
To be a courageous opponent against untruth.
To promote friendly relations among all.
To be loyal to my school and my instructors.
To obey rules of school and my Tae Kwon Do.
Oath of Student
I shall observe the principals of Tae Kwon Do.
I Shall respect the instructors and all senior ranks.
I shall never misuse Tae Kwon Do.
I shall be a champion of freedom.
I shall build a more peaceful world.
Ethical Rules of Tae Kwon Do
Loyalty to the nation.
obedience to parents.
Good faith among friends.
Never retreat from enemy attack.
Refrain from senseless killing.
Numbers and Counting in Korean
1. Hanna Twenty=Soo Mool
2. Tul(Dul) Thirty=Sir Roon
3. Set Forty=Mar Roon
4. Net Fifty=Sheen
5. Dasut Sixty=Ye Soon
6. Yosut Seventy=E Roon
7. Il gub Eighty=Yo Doon
8. Yodal Ninety=Are Hoon
9. Ahop Hundred=Back
10. Yul
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