Grading Material for 9th kup

Requirements:

Chon-Ji Tul (click for description and video)
Chon-Ji Tul - Pattern Map
Press Ups (20)
Sitting Stance Double Punch (10)
Front Kick / Obverse & Reverse Punch (4)
Walking St. Mid. Block Reverse Punch (4)
Three Step Sparring (1 - 4) (SAMBO MATSOGI) (click for description)

English - Korean Dictionary

Hand & Foot Parts

Elbow

Palkup

Footsword

Balkal

Defending Techniques

Knifehand Middle Block

Sonkal Kaunde Makgi

Outer Forearm Inward Block

Bakkat Palmok Anuro Kaunde Makgi

Side Rising Kick

Yop Cha Olligi

Attacking Techniques

Knifehand Strike

Sonkal Taerigi

Side Elbow Thrust

Yop Palkup Tulgi

Front Smashing Kick

Ap Cha Busigi

Stances

Low (below the navel)

Najunde

Middle (navel to shoulder)

Kaunde

High (shoulder to eye level)

Nopunde

Defending Techniques

L - Stance

Niunja Sogi

Sitting Stance

Annun Sogi

Chon -Ji Tul (19 movements): Chon-Ji literally means 'Heaven and Earth'. In the Orient it is interpreted as the beginning of the world or the creation of human history, therefore it is the initial pattern performed by the beginner. It consists of two similar parts, one representing Heaven and the other representing the earth.

Meaning of Yellow Belt

Yellow signifies the earth from which the plant sprouts and takes root as the Taekwon-Do foundations are being laid.

General

Inside Block (An Makgi) refers to blocking on the inside of the attacking tool.
Outside Block (Bakkat Makgi) refers to blocking on the outside of the attacking tool.
Inward Block (Anuro Makgi) means blocking from an outward to inward trajectory.
Outward Block (Bakuro Makgi) means blocking from an inward to outward trajectory