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 Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:13 am
태권도 하시는 분들!! 무슨 띠들인지 궁금하네요.
Peope who does Tae Kwon Do (Korean Marial Arts)!! I'm curious what belts you are.
Name: 이 아라 (Ara Lee)
Gender: 여성 (Female)
Belt Color: 검은띠 1단 (Black 1st Degree)
How long you have been doing Tae Kwon Do: 4년째 (4th year)
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:45 am
Ooh! I do Taekwondo! >w< It's fun.
Name: 박지윤
Gender: Female
Belt color: Black [2nd degree]
How long: Around 41/4 years.. I just got the 2nd degree! 3nodding
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. s t a r l i g h t . Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:49 am
. s t a r l i g h t . Ooh! I do Taekwondo! >w< It's fun.
Name: 박지윤
Gender: Female
Belt color: Black [2nd degree]
How long: Around 41/4 years.. I just got the 2nd degree! 3nodding nice... i think it'll take me at least one year to get 2nd degree...
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:54 am
Name: Cory
Gender: Male
Belt Color: 2nd Degree Black Belt
How long you have been doing Tae Kwon Do: Four years.
My school teaches Songahm Taekwando and it is affiliated with the American Taekwando Association (ATA). I also work part time as a certified instructor. I did two and a half years of Kung-Fu prior to my Taekwando training. I have been to many tournaments. I hope to test for my 3rd degree this December.
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 11:00 am
Frogr1701 Name: Cory Gender: Male Belt Color: 2nd Degree Black Belt How long you have been doing Tae Kwon Do: Four years. My school teaches Songham Taekwando and it is affiliated with the American Taekwando Association (ATA). I also work part time as a certified instructor. I did two and a half years of Kung-Fu prior to my Taekwando training. I have been to many tournaments. I hope to test for my 3rd degree this December. wow... how many color belts are there in your tae kwon do academy? the place where i go has so many belts... there's white yellow purple orange green green stripe blue blue stripe brown brown stripe red red stripe jr. black belt and then it's black.
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 11:03 am
white
orange
yellow
camo
green
purple
blue recommended (like a junior rank)
blue decided (like your stripe)
brown rec.
brown dec.
red rec.
red dec.
black rec.
1st degree black belt
...and so on.
There sure are a lot of variations in the belt orders.
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 11:14 am
my dad said that there used to be white, yellow, green, blue, red, and then black or something like that when he was learning tae kwon do...
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 11:26 am
Yes Tae Kwon Do used to be only six belts. Lousy picture but I'll use the less broken down one to explain:  The Songahm Compass represents the makings of a Black Belt. When you do your form you should notice that you create some type of line or pattern representing a part of the Songahm Compass and return to the point you began. White represents purity or the lack of knowledge. The four colors on the star represent the original four color belts. Each color symbolizes the individual as a beginning to end; the sun nourishing a seedling into a strong healthy tree. Black representing the absorbtion of all the colors or the assimilation of all the knowledge and training of your instructors. EDIT: Nuts, I've been spelling it wrong its "Songahm" not "Songham".
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 12:43 pm
That's cool... I did notice that we would make this line pattern when doing forms... Thanks for the info biggrin
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 3:01 pm
Oh
I'm a black belt second degree. Still need to train hard though--black belt is just the beginning
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 3:02 pm
arajason Frogr1701 Name: Cory Gender: Male Belt Color: 2nd Degree Black Belt How long you have been doing Tae Kwon Do: Four years. My school teaches Songham Taekwando and it is affiliated with the American Taekwando Association (ATA). I also work part time as a certified instructor. I did two and a half years of Kung-Fu prior to my Taekwando training. I have been to many tournaments. I hope to test for my 3rd degree this December. wow... how many color belts are there in your tae kwon do academy? the place where i go has so many belts... there's white yellow purple orange green green stripe blue blue stripe brown brown stripe red red stripe jr. black belt and then it's black. I have: White Yellow white stripe Yellow Yellow Green stripe Green Green blue stripe Blue Blue Red stripe Red Red 1 stripe Red 2 stripe Red 3 stripe Black Basically, we have the same amount of belts
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 8:11 pm
Frogr1701 Yes Tae Kwon Do used to be only six belts. Lousy picture but I'll use the less broken down one to explain: The Songahm Compass represents the makings of a Black Belt. When you do your form you should notice that you create some type of line or pattern representing a part of the Songahm Compass and return to the point you began. White represents purity or the lack of knowledge. The four colors on the star represent the original four color belts. Each color symbolizes the individual as a beginning to end; the sun nourishing a seedling into a strong healthy tree. Black representing the absorbtion of all the colors or the assimilation of all the knowledge and training of your instructors. EDIT: Nuts, I've been spelling it wrong its "Songahm" not "Songham". Whoa! I never knew all that stuff! Thanks! heart
When I was starting Taekwondo, my mom talked to her friend, who's son does Taekwondo.. And she was like, [through e-mail]" Are you going to join the WTF?"
I was like.. o_O;; But I later found out that it mean World Taekwondo Federation.. xD
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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 8:22 pm
Shame shame. I don't think I have ever thought of that until now. What have you done?!
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Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 7:36 pm
So the topic doesn't just die off (hah not likely right) what are the names of your forms? (I can't find that book at the moment so I'm going by memory and the short names).
In belt order:
Songahm 1
Songahm 2
Songahm 3
Songahm 4
Songahm 5
In Wha 1
In Wha 2 (blue)
Choong Jahng 1 (brown)
Choong Jahng 2 (red)
Sim Jum (1st degree)
Jung Yul (2nd degree)
And that's all I know.
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Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 7:51 pm
Whoa! Mine are totally different.. Mine go like in the color belts, t hey call it "basic poomsay number.." And in the black belt levels, Kumgang, Taeguk poomsays.. sweatdrop I just don't know what they're called.. Does your dojang do 1 step sparring?
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