Soo Bahk Do Terminology
Korean Martial Arts Terminology
Learn the tradition Korean terminology that Soo Bahk Do students need to know.
General Soo Bahk Do Terms
Soo Bahk Do: Way of the the Hand | Moo Duk Kwan: School of Martial Virtue |
DoJang: Training Hall/Studio | Dobok: Training Uniform |
Dee: Belt | Kuk Gi: National Flag |
Kwan Jang Nim: School Founder | Sa Bom Nim: Master Instructor |
Kyo Sa Nim: Certified Instructor | Ko Dan Ja: Master |
Yu Dan Ja: Holder of Dan Belt | Yu Gup Ja: Holder of white through red belt |
Sun Beh: Senior Member | Nim: Appended to denote respect |
Shi Sun: Line of sight | Neh Gung: Internal power |
Weh Gung: External Power | Shim Gung: Mental Power |
O Rin Jok: Right Side | Wen Jok: Left Side |
Class Terminology
An’nyong Ha Sip Ni Ka: Hello | Kahm Sa Ham Ni Da: Thank You |
Cha Ryut: Attention | Kyung Reh: Bow |
Kuk Gi Eh Bae Reh: Salute to Flag | An Ju Sip Shio: please sit |
Muk Nyum: Meditation | Kwan Jang Nim Keh Kyung Ret: Bow to School founder |
Shim Sa Kwan Nim Keh Kyung Ret: Bow to judge or examiner | Sa Bom Nim Keh Kyung Ret: Bow to certified Master Instructor |
Kyo Sa Nim Keh Kyung Ret: Bow to certified instructor | Sun Bae Nim Keh Kyung Ret: Bow to senior member(s) |
Sahng Ho Kan Eh Kyung Ret: Bow to partner | Jhoon Bee: Ready |
Tora: Turn to rear | Shio: Turn |
Ba Ro: Return | Bal Cha Gi Jhoon Bee: Kicking Position |
Ku Ryung Eh Mat Cho So: By the count | Ku Ryung Up Shi: Without the Count |
Chun Jin: Forward movement | Sun Beh: Senior Member |
Wheng Jin: sideways movement | Hu Jin: Backward movement |
Stances (Jaseh)
Jhoon Bee Jaseh: Ready Stance | Chun Gul Jaseh: Front Stance |
Hu Gul Jaseh: Back Stance | Kee Ma Jaseh: Horse Stance |
Sa Ko Rip Jaseh: Side stance | Kyo Cha Rip Jaseh: Cross-legged stance |
Curriculum
Ki Cho: Basic | Hyung: Form |
Dae Ryun: Sparring | Ho Sin Sool: Self-Defense |
Mahk Kee: Block | Kong Kyuk: attack |
Cha Gi: kick | Ha Dan: low level |
Choong Dan: Middle Level | Sang Dan: High Level |
Hand Techniques (Soo Gi)
Ha Dan Mahk Kee: Low Block | Choong Dan Mahk Kee: Middle Block |
Sang Dan Mahk Kee: High Block | Ahneso Pahkuro Mahk Kee: Inside/outside block |
Pahkuro Ahneso Mahk Kee: Outside/inside block | Ha Dan Soo Do Mahk Kee: Low knife hand block |
Choong Dan Soo Do Mahk Kee: Middle knife hand block | Sang Dan Soo Do Mahk Kee: High Knife hand block |
Choong Dan Kong Kyuk: Middle punch | Sang Dan Kong Kyuk: High Punch |
Hweng Jin Kong Kyuk: side punch | Yuk Jin Kong Kyuk: reverse punch |
Kwan Soo Kong Kyuk: spear hand attack | Soo Do Kong Kyuk: Knife hand attack |
Yuk Soo Do Kong Kyuk: reverse knife hand attack | Cap Kwon: Backfist |
Kwon Do: Hammer fist |
Foot Techniques (Jok Gi)
Ahp Cha Nut Gi: Front Thrust Kick | Yup Cha Gi: Side Kick |
Ahp Podo Oll Li Gi: Front Limber Up Kick | Yup Podo Oll Li Gi: Side Limber Up Kick |
Dullyo Cha Gi: Roundhouse Kick | Peet Chai Gi: Inverted Roundhouse Kick |
Dwi Cha Gi: Back Kick | Dwi Pdo Cha Gi: Spinning back kick |
Ahneso Pahkuro Cha Ki: Inside/Outside Kick | Pahkuro Ahneso Cha Ki: Outside/Inside Kick |
Dwi Ahneso Pahkuro Cha Ki: Spinning Inside to Outside Kick | Yuk Hu Ri Gi: Hook Kick |
Dwi Yuk Hu Ri Gi: Spin Kick | Moo Roop Cha Ki: Knee Strike |
Chit Pahl Gi: Stomp Kick |
Counting in Korean
Ha Na | One |
Dool | Two |
Set | Three |
Net | Four |
Da Sot | Five |
Yuh Sot | Six |
Il Gop | Seven |
Yo Dull | Eight |
Ah Hope | Nine |
Yohl | Ten |
Counting in Chinese
Il | One |
Ee | Two |
Sam | Three |
Sa | Four |
Oh | Five |
Yuk | Six |
Chil | Seven |
Pahl | Eight |
Gu | Nine |
Sip | Ten |
Sip-Il | Eleven |
Sip-Ee | Twelve |
Sip-Sam | Thirteen |
Sip-Sa | Fourteen |
Sip-Oh | Fifteen |
Sip-Yuk | Sixteen |
Sip-Chil | Seventeen |
Sip-Pahl | Eighteen |