Brown Belt Expectations

Students wishing to promote from Brown Belt to Red Belt must demonstrate their knowledge and skills. Below are the items Brown Belts will be tested on.

Terminology

Youth (13 ad under)

Ages 14+ (includes Youth List)

Name of Taeguek Pattern | Chil Jang

Meaning of Taeguek Pattern | Mountain

Student’s Creed

To build myself mentally and physically
To build friendships and be a strong group
To develop might for right, never fight selfishly
To show respect for instructors and aid junior students

Brown Belt Meaning | Stability / Maturity

All previous terminology

Patterns (Poomsae)

Taeguek Pattern

Gi-bon Don Jark | Basic Pattern

Chil Jang

Video
Step-by-Step

Basic #4

Brown Belt One Steps

1	2	3
Step to the left with right foot jumping round kick, then without stepping down right hook (fighting stance). (Kihap)	Step to the left and slightly forward onto left knee and left forearm with right foot sidekick to the knee/thigh, then right foot sweep. (Kihap)	From (chunbee) left foot (in to out) crescent kick followed by right foot jumping round kick (fighting stance). (Kihap)
4	5	6
Step forward with left foot and to the right (crossing body) into (apseogi) with left hand palm heel to the face then pivot into (back stance) with right elbow strike. Pivoting on right foot, right foot jumping round kick (fighting stance). (Kihap)	Step with right foot straight back into (apkoobi) with cross block (right hand over left hand) then grasping and turning forearm over, right foot front kick(right foot front must return back into fighting stance). Releasing the hold then right foot jumping back kick (fighting stance). (Kihap)	Sliding with both feet back and to the right into (fighting stance) with left foot front kick towards punch, then right foot sidekick to the body, then right foot tornado round kick (fighting stance). (Kihap)