Welcome to our student online portal
The Student Center is the online resource for all the information you need to help you achieve your goals in Tae Kwon Do. Each belt level's techniques and requirements are laid out here. Be sure to visit often, as this is the place to keep up on what the latest news and announcements are from Master Jeong and The Yong-In Martial Arts staff.
Click on your belt your belt level to see your techniques, forms, one step sparring, language
and belt testing requirements.
We also have a growing list of video, audio, and pdf resources to view and study as you work to your goals.
Click on your belt your belt level to see your techniques, forms, one step sparring, language
and belt testing requirements.
We also have a growing list of video, audio, and pdf resources to view and study as you work to your goals.
White Belt
The White belt symbolizes innocence. It's the first step on your Tae Kwon Do journey
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Yellow Belt
The Yellow belt represents the earth from which Tae Kwon Do skill sprout and takes root.
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Orange Belt
The Orange Belt represents the color of the rising sun. Seeds in the ground begin to germinate and grow. Basic Tae Kwon Do techniques begin to be learned.
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Green Belt
The Green Belt represents the color of growing things that all can see. Power begins to develop.
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Blue Belt
The Blue Belt represents the color of the sky and continued upward attainment.
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Brown Belt
The Brown Belt represents the color of the ground where growing things are rooted firmly. Stability of physical and mental power is apparent.
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Brown/Red Belt
The Brown/Red Belt symbolizes the transition into the advanced color belt techniques.
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Red Belt
The Red Belt symbolizes danger. At this stage the student is very skilled in taekwondo. This skill could be dangerous if the student has not also learned self-control.
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Red/Black Belt
The Red/Black Belt symbolizes caution. At this stage The student has reached the twilight of his/her physical training and is approaching black belt. The Tae Kwon Do student must proceed with caution since the black belt presents many pitfalls and dangers
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Deputy Belt
At this stage The student has reached the twilight of his/her physical training and is approaching Black Belt. The Tae Kwon Do student must proceed with caution since the Black Belt presents many pitfalls and dangers.
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Welcome to the Curriculum page for Tae Kwon Do!!!
Counting in Korean
One |
Ha-Na |
Two |
Dool |
Three |
Set |
Four |
Net |
Five |
Da-Sut |
Six |
Yo-Sut |
Seven |
Il-Gop |
Eight |
Yo-Dul |