E Dan Testing Packet.pdf

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Table of Contents Instructions 3 Checklist 4 Dan Promotion Examination Form 5 Volume 1 Study Guide – Ee Dan Section 6 Cover Page for Essay 14 World Moo Duk Kwan Essay Requirements 15 Health Questionnaire 17 Clinic Registration Form 19 Ee Dan Candidate Requirements (Soo Gi / Jok Gi) 20 Ee Dan Candidate Requirements 21 Written Test 23 Ee Dan Candidate Questions 27


Ee Dan Candidate Instructions Complete the Dan Promotion Examination Form – Fill in all of the blanks (with pen or pencil) and turn in

to your instructor. This form is available for download from the studio website. The Volume 1 Study Guide is available for download from the studio website. When you turn the

paperwork in, all that is needed is the Ee Dan Section. Photocopy that section and hand it in with the packet.

If you have a medical condition that you believe could affect your test in any way, please see your

instructor to fill out the Health Questionnaire. The remainder of the paperwork is due no later than one month before the Dan Shim Sa. When you

turn the paperwork in, make sure that it is in a very neat and organized packet. If your paperwork is not received by this date you will not be eligible for the Dan Shim Sa.

Important Points:

Start your essay and paperwork early. DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE. You should allow yourself plenty of training time, as the Shim Sa becomes closer. This would mean completing all of the paperwork ahead of time. Once that is off your mind, you can concentrate on training.

Starting now and continuing until your Shim Sa your training and attendance will be under very

strict review. Please continue to attend classes and train to the best of your ability at least twice a week (preferably more) and attend as many Dan Classes as you can.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to talk with your instructor.

Good Luck In Your Preparations!

Soo Bahk!!!


Ee Dan Candidate Checklist

Item # Description Complete

1Dan Shim Sa Examination Form

2Essay - "What does your Dan Bon mean to you and how does it relate to theMoo Duk Kwan and its discipline?" Minimum of 1000 words, typewritten and double spaced.

4Volume One Study Guide - E Dan Section (Questions # 42-76)(Copy of Answers)

5Region 5 Health Status Questionnaire (optional)

Everything Is Due No Later Than:

9Payment - Check made out to Instructor for $400.00.

Testing Date: Dan Shim Sa

(Copy of Membership Card)

6Region 5 Clinic Registration / Waiver Form

3

Essay - Cite your personal Vision participation and Vision contributions that you have made during your training career and how they have helped achieve measurable success toward vision objectives.Length need not be 1000 words, typewritten and double spaced.

Classing

7Proof of current membership and rank

82 Passport Size Photos


ALL CHO DAN, E DAN & SAM DAN CANDIDATES ANSWER QUESTIONS A thru H

A. Name of your instructor.

B. His/Her rank?

C. His/Her Moo Duk Kwan Dan Bon

D. Give a brief history of your instructor. E. Name of your instructor’s instructor.

F. His/Her rank?

G. His/Her Moo Duk Kwan Dan Bon?

H. Give a brief history of your instructor. NOTE: All students should be able to trace their geneology back to Kwan Jang Nim Hwang Kee.

This Study Guide belongs to:

Your Name Your Federation Gup/Dan ID Your Date of Birth / / Your Federation Membership Expires on / /


QUESTIONS FOR Ee DAN CANDIDATES 1. Give the 5 reasons Kwan Jang Nim wrote this book. (Preface) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 2. Give the contents of the next four volumes. (Preface) 1. 2. 3. 4. 3. Soo Bahk Do®(Tang Soo Do) is a Martial Art which has both and characteristics. (Page 4) 4. What is the instinctive martial art of humans? (Page 6) 5. In Korea, at the time of the Shilla Dynasty, we can assume that the martial arts were studied by and the . (Page 8) 6. The development of the martial arts was according to the development of . (Page 9, 10) 7. In the Orient, there was evidence that proved that Soo Bahk Ki ( ) existed about years ago. (Page 10) 8. Explain Tae Kyun. (Page 12, 13)


9. Name some of the other martial arts of the time. (Page 13) 10. When was the Japanese occupation of Korea? (Page 14) 11. At the end of the Japanese occupation, what schools were in the existence in Korea? (Page 14) 1. headed by in 2. headed by in 3. headed by in 4. headed by in 5. headed by in 12. By the start of the Korea War (June 25,1950) a number of schools emerged and formed new organizations. Name them. (Page 14) SCHOOL MEMBER STYLES HEADED BY LOCATION 1. 2. 3. . 4. 5.


13. The Korean Tae Soo Do Association incorporated and joined with (a sporting body) in January 1964. Korean Tae Soo Do Association changed its name to in 1965. (Page 14) 14. Okinawa was divided into 3 parts: , and , which fought each other for power, about years ago. (Page 24) 15. The art was also developed in Do Ma Ri (a section on Okinawa) through the merchants and visitors. (Page 20) 16. In Japan, it is probable that present day Karate was started by , who was an Okinawan. (Page 20) 17. There is a complete difference between martial arts and sports philosophy. Explain. (Page 24) 18. The author hopes that men who practice the martial arts will be to their own system after they have distinguished what its are. (Page 25) 19. Explain RYU PA. (Page 25) 20. Soo Bahk Do®(Tang Soo Do) is entirely a martial art, based on the principles of nature, not . (Page 30)


21. Kwan Jang Nim feels that the study of the ancient martial arts itself is of great help in the cultivation of both, the and . (Page 33) 22. Explain: Shim Gung Neh Gung Weh Gung (Page 43) 23. What is the Moo Yei Do Bo Tong Ji? (Page 43) 24. What is Kwan Jang Nim’s major field? (Page 46) 25. Explain Kwon Bup. (Page 83-86) 26. Name the 5 requirements and 10 points of emphasis on physical training. (Page 28) Five Requirements: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.


Ten Points: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 27. What is Newton’s Second Law? (Page 95) 28. Waist twisting results in the addition of to various parts of the body and the weight of the whole body in motion. (Page 96) 29. How many times greater, on the following basics, will the force be increased by twisting The waist? Ha Dan Mahk Kee (Page 102) Sang Dan Mahk Kee (Page 102) Ahp Cha Kee (Page 107 Yup Cha Kee (Page 107) 30. Force will be changed by one’s condition. (Page 114) 31. Force will be changed by one’s strength. (Page 114) 32. Force will vary, depending upon the training of And body. (page 114) 33. The above described principles of physics, will apply not only to breaking but also techniques. (Page 114) 34. There will be differences, depending on how much one spends his . (Page 114) 35. The fist is primarily for and with strength. (Page 124)


36. P’al Mok is one of the strongest Techniques in Soo Bahk Do® (Tang Soo Do). (Page 135) 37. P’al Mol is the most frequently used defense against and attacks. (Page 135) 38. Since ancient times, what has been referred to as the most important foundation for the martial arts. (Page 174) 39. Name the Ten Guidelines for Practical Training: (Page 119) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 40. What is the most important aspect of any stance? (Page 146) 41. What stance should be used when the practitioner needs to use speed? (Page 149) 42. While standing in Choon Bee Ja Seh, all parts of the body should be provided with what percentage, of the body’s total strength. (Page 181) 43. As the body begins to move, it utilizes % of the whole strength. (Page181) 44. During the motion, using breath control, the body uses % of the whole strength. (Page 181)


45. Perfect form, exquisite fusion of and is a high art and a thing of beauty. (Page 350) 46. If the practitioner makes us aware that the form consists of parts of individual Movements, then we witness skill, perhaps, but not art. Explain. (Page 351) 47. The practitioner who over reaches himself does a disservice to himself and to our art. Explain. (Page 351) 48. What were the original names of the Nai Han Chi forms? (Page 353) 49. Kwan Jang Nim list Ten Things to Consider in Hyung Training. Name them (Page 353) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.


COVER PAGE FOR ESSAY Include the following information:

Candidates Name

Current Rank Dan Bon or Gup Number

Age

Instructor’s Name Dan Classing #

Region 5

Date of Exam

Essay Question

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Ee Dan Candidate Requirements

Soo Gi

Ha Dan Mahk Kee Choong Dan Kong Kyuk Ahneso Pahkuro Mahk Kee Hu Gul Yup Mahk Kee Hu Gul Choong Dan Soo Do Mahk Kee Ha Dan Mahk Kee, Tuel Oh Sang Dan Kong Kyuk Ahp Cha Nut Gi, Tuel Oh Sang Dan Kong Kyuk Ha Dan Mahk Kee, Ahneso Pahkuro Mahk Kee, Tuel Oh Choong Dan Kong Kyuk Wheng Jin Kong Kyuk, Hu Jin Hu Gul Yup Mahk Kee Yuk Jin Kong Kyuk Dollyo Cha Gi, Cap Kwon Kong Kyuk, Tuel Oh Choong Dan Kong Kyuk Yup Podo Cha Gi, Sang Dan Mahk Kee, Tuel Oh Pahl Koop Kong Kyuk Dwi Cha Gi, Ahneso Pahkuro Mahk Kee, Tuel Oh Choong Dan Kong Kyuk Ha Dan Mahk Kee, Tuel Oh Sang Dan Soo Do Kong Kyuk Ahp Cha Nut Gi, Ha Dan Mahk Kee, Tuel Oh Sang Dan Kong Kyuk Ahneso Pahkuro Cha Gi, Tuel Oh Sang Dan Yuk Soo Do Kong Kyuk Hwak Kuk Jang Cap Kwon Hwak Kuk Jang Kwon Do Il Bon Do Mahl Sik Il Bon Ta Ko Sik Il Bon Po Wol Seh Il Bon Yo Sik Il Bon

Jok Gi

(3x each leg, alternate, ki ahp on 3rd kick, for back leg kicks both feet must leave the floor simultaneously) Closed Stance:

E Dan Ahneso Phakuro Cha Gi (front leg) E Dan Yup Podo Cha Gi (back leg) E Dan Dwi Cha Gi (back leg) E Dan Yup Hu Ri Gi (front leg)

Open Stance: E Dan Ahp Cha Nut Gi (back leg) E Dan Dollyo Cha Gi (back leg) E Dan Dwi Ahneso Phakuro Cha Gi (back leg) E Dan Dwi Hu Ri Gi (back leg)

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