White Belt: 10th Kup
Tae Kwon-Do terminology is based on the Korean language, however some words were developed specifically for Tae Kwon-Do, and do not appear in the Korean vocabulary. Using these terms enable students to train anywhere in the world, over coming all languages difficulties.
Pattern(s) Required
| 4 Directional Punch 1 | Sajo Jirugi 1 |
| 4 Directional Punch 2 | Sajo Jirugi 2 |
General Terms
| Training Hall | Dojang |
| Training Suit | Dobuk |
| Belt | Ti |
| Instructor | Sabum |
| Assistant nInstructor | Bousabum |
| Master | Sabyum |
| Grandmaster | Saseung |
| Student | Jeja |
| Grade | Kup |
| Degree | Dan |
| Pattern | Tul |
In Class Commands
| Attention | Charyot |
| Bow | Kyong Ye |
| Ready | Chunbi |
| Start | Si Jak |
| Stop | Goman (At’Cho) |
| Back to Ready | Barrol |
| Yell/Shout | Ki Hap |
| At Ease | Shuit |
| Line Up | Annoda Wie |
| Dismissed | Haessan |
| Forwards | Apro Kaggi |
| Backwards | Dwiyro Kaggi |
| About Turn | Dwiyro Torro |
| Switch | Ba Quo |
| Continue | Kae Sok |
| Break | Kalyeo |
Movements & Stances
| Attention Stance | Charyot Sogi |
| Parallel Stance | Narani Sogi |
| Sitting Stance | Annun Sogi |
| Walking Stance | Gunnan Sogi |
Sections of the Body
| High Section | Nopunde |
| Mid Section | Kaunde |
| Low Section | Najunde |
Parts of the Body
| Head | Mori |
| Hand | Son |
| Forefist | Ap Joomuk |
| Forearm | Palmok |
| Inner Forearm | Ap Palmok |
| Outer Forearm | Bakat Palmok |
| Knee | Moorup |
| Shin | Kyong Gol |
| Foot | Pal |
Tenents of Tae Kwon-Do
| Courtesy | Ye Ui |
| Intergrity | Yom Chi |
| Perseverance | In Nae |
| Self Control | Guk Gi |
| Indomitable Spirit | Baekjul Boolgool |