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Hap Ki Do Terminology :

  • Sabumnim (Master-above 4th Dan)
  • Kyosanim (Master- 1st to 3rd Dan )
  • Sonbaenim ( Upper belt student )
  • Dojang ( Hap Ki Do school )
  • Do Bok ( Uniform )
  • Ddi (Belt )
  • Charyot ( Attention )
  • Kyong Yeh ( Bow in respect )
  • Son ( Meditation )
  • Jumbie ( Ready 0
  • Shi Jak ( Begin/ Start )
  • Kuman ( End/ Stop )
  • Kihap ( Shout )
  • Paroh ( Return )
  • AP/ Apporo (Front/ Stepping forward )
  • Bakkat ( Outer )
  • An (Inner )
  • Orn ( Right )
  • Wen ( Left )
  • Dora ( To turn )
  • Dwid ( Back )
  • Duiro Dora ( Back turn )
  • Hana - One
  • Dol    - Two
  • Set    - Three
  • Net    - Four
  • Dasot - Five
  • Yosott- Six
  • Ilgup   - Seven
  • Yodoll - Eight
  • Ahop   - Nine
  • Yoll     - Ten
  • Baek   - 100
  • Chon   - 1000
White to Yellow belt ( 10th to 9th Kup ) Grade :

1. Gibon Danjeon Hohuyobop ( Breathing exercise )
 
2. Jahse ( Stance )
 
3. Chagi Sul (kick )
 
4. Sugi Bango Sul ( Open Hand Blocks )
 
5. Sugi Gongkyok Sul ( Open Hand Strikes )
 
6. Nakbop ( Cat fall techniques )
 
7. Su ( Grappling techniques )
 

Jahse (stance )
 
  • Charyot Jahse ( Attention )
  • Moa Jahse       ( Closed stance )
  • Wen Pyong Jahse ( Left Walking stance )
  • Orn Pyong Jahse ( Right Walking stance )
  • Gibon Pyong Jahse ( Parallel stance )
  • Dwiro Dora Jahse ( Back turn Stance )
Chagi Sul ( Kick )
 
  • Murup Chagi  ( Knee kick )
  • AP Chagi  ( Front kick )
  • Dollyo Chagi ( Roundhouse kick )
  • Andari Chagi ( Inside Crescent kick )
  • AP Chaoligi ( Face Kick )
Belt Gradings
  • 10 th Kup -- White
  • 9th    Kup -- Yellow
  • 8th    Kup -- Orange
  • 7th    Kup -- Green
  • 6th    Kup -- Blue
  • 5th    Kup -- Blue-Red
  • 4th    Kup -- Red
  • 3th    Kup -- Red-Brown
  • 2th     Kup -- Brown
  • 1st     Kup -- Brown-Black
  • 1st     Dan -- Black
  • And onwards

In this area, we might mention the date of the next meeting.