This page is designed to serve as a reference guide for parents and students. If you are unable to find the answer to your question, please e-mail Mr. Zorn.
Documents (PDF)
Table of Contents
Below are links to PDF documents of the forms we teach. These should only be used for reference, and never to supplement regular instruction.
We do also offer DVD discs for each of the forms in our Pro Shop for $10/ea.
Color Belt Forms |
# Moves |
| Songahm #1 | 18 |
| Songahm #2 | 23 |
| Songahm #3 | 28 |
| Songahm #4 | 31 |
| Songahm #5 | 34 |
| In Wha #1 | 44 |
| In Wha #2 | 42 |
| Choong Jung #1 | 44 |
| Choong Jung #2 | 46 |
Black Belt Forms |
# Moves |
| Shim Jun | 81 |
| Jung Yul | 82 |
| Chung San | 83 |
| Sok Bong | 84 |
| Chung Hae | 95 |
| Jahngsoo | 96 |
| Chul Joon | 97 |
| Jeong Seung | 98 |
"Rank is an honor and a responsibility. It is the responsibility of Black Belts, instructors, and senior students to assist the lower ranks in learning the art and discipline of Taekwondo. All lower ranks are encouraged to respectfully ask for assistance and individual help from any of their seniors."
- Grand Master Soon Ho Lee, 9th Degree Black Belt
Belt |
Rank |
Grade |
Title |
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| White Belt | 9D | N/A | ||
| Orange Belt | 8R/8D | N/A | ||
| Yellow Belt | 7R/7D | N/A | ||
| Camoflauge Belt | 6R/6D | N/A | ||
| Green Belt | 5R/5D | N/A | ||
| Purple Belt | 4R/4D | N/A | ||
| Blue Belt | 3R/3D | N/A | ||
| Brown Belt | 2R/2D | N/A | ||
| Red Belt | 1R/1D | N/A | ||
| Recommended Black Belt | 1BR | N/A | ||
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1st Degree Decided Black Belt | 1BD | N/A | |
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2nd Degree Recommended Black Belt | 2BR | N/A | |
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2nd Degree Decided Black Belt | 2BD | N/A | |
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3rd Degree Black Belt | 3BD | N/A | |
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4th Degree Black Belt | 4BD | N/A | |
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5th Degree Black Belt | 5BD | N/A | |
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6th Degree Black Belt | 6BD | Master | |
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7th Degree Black Belt | 7BD | Senior Master | |
**** |
8th Degree Black Belt | 8BD | Chief Master | |
***** |
9th Degree Black Belt | 9BD | Grand Master | |
Below is a list of the different life skills we teach and their meanings.
Attitude: How you think.
Courtesy: Being nice to yourself and others.
Goals: What you want to accomplish.
Honor: How you act.
Integrity: Always doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.
Loyalty: Being dedicated to someone or something.
Perseverance: Never giving up.
Respect: Treating others like you'd want to be treated.
Self-Control: Controlling your actions.
* In order to compete for a state title, students must be enrolled in the official ATA leadership program. For more information, ask your instructor.