Tae Kwon-Do

TAGB Colchester Club

Belts

[For the following info: The Grading format is at the examiner's discretion, this is for guidance only !]

White belt syllabus (10th Kup)

Theory:
Meaning Of White Belt
White signifies innocence, as that of a beginning student, who has no previous knowledge of Tae Kwon-Do

Practical:

  • Sitting stance - Single punch
  • Front rising kick exercise
  • 10 Press Ups
  • Sajo Jirugi (4 directional punching)
  • Walking Stance -
    Middle section punch (forwards & backwards)
  • Walking stance -
    Low block reverse punch (forwards & backwards)
  • Walking stance -
    Middle block reverse punch (forwards & backwards)

Yellow tag syllabus (9th Kup)

Theory:
Meaning Of Yellow Belt
Yellow signifies the Earth, from which a plant sprouts and takes root, as Tae Kwon-Do foundation is being laid

Practical:

  • Sitting Stance – Double Punch
  • Walking Ready Stance - Front Kick
  • Walking Stance – Double Punch
  • L Stance – Middle Block
  • L Stance – Knifehand Strike
  • Walking Stance – Low Block / Rising Block
  • Pattern - Chon-Ji

Yellow belt syllabus (8th Kup)

Practical:

  • L Stance – Twin Forearm Block
  • Walking Stance – Front Kick / Double Punch
  • L Stance - Inward Block
  • Turning Kick land Guarding Block
  • L Stance - Forearm Guarding Block
  • Pattern – Dan Gun
  • 3 Step Sparring – Numbers 1,2,3 & 4

Green Tag syllabus (7th Kup)

Theory:
Meaning Of Green Belt
Green signifies the plant's growth as Tae Kwon-Do skills begin to develop

Practical:

  • Pattern - Do San
  • Walking Stance - Back Fist Side Strike
  • Turning Kick land Knife Hand Guarding Block
  • Walking Stance – Wedging Block
  • Side Kick land Guarding Block
  • Walking Stance - Straight Spear Finger Tip Thrust
  • 3 Step Sparring – Numbers 5, 6 & 7

Green Belt syllabus (6th Kup)

Practical:

  • Combinations in line from Patterns (This is up to the examiner)
  • Pattern – Won Hyo
  • 3 Step Sparring - numbers 8, 9 & 10
  • Semi-free Sparring (basic level)

Blue Tag syllabus (5th Kup)

Theory:
Meaning Of Blue Belt
Blue signifies the heaven towards which the plant matures into a towering tree as training in Tae Kwon-Do progresses

Practical:

Combinations in line from Patterns

Pattern – of the students choice excluding Yul Gok

Pattern – set by the grading examiner

Pattern – Yul Gok

2 Step Sparring – Numbers 1,2,3 & 4

Semi-free Sparring (intermediate)

Free Sparring

Blue belt Syllabus (4th Kup)

Practical:
Pattern – of the students choice excluding Joong-Gun

Pattern – of the grading examiners choice

Pattern – Joong-Gun

2 Step Sparring - Numbers 5,6,7 & 8

3 Step Semi-Free Sparring (advanced)

Padwork

Free Sparring

Red Tag syllabus (3rd Kup)

Theory:
Meaning Of Red Belt
Red signifies danger, cautioning the student to exercise control and warning the opponent to stay away.

Practical:

Pattern - of students choice excluding Toi Gye

Pattern - of grading examiners choice

Pattern – Toi Gye

3 Step Semi-free Sparring (advanced)

1 Step Sparring (basic)

Padwork

Free Sparring

Red Belt syllabus (2nd Kup)

Practical:

Combinations in line from Patterns

Patterns - of grading examiners choice

Pattern – Hwa-Rang

3 Step Sparring

2 Step Sparring

1 Step Sparring (advanced)

Padwork

Free Sparring

Black Tag syllabus (1st Kup)

Practical:

Combinations in line from Patterns

Colour belt pattern of your choice, excluding Choong Moo

Pattern - of grading examiners choice

Pattern – Choong Moo

3 Step Sparring

2 Step Sparring

1 Step Sparring (advanced)

Free Sparring