UCSI TAEKWONDO CLUB: 2008

Monday, October 13, 2008

KEWAJA 2008 Kejohanan Rakan Wajadiri Terbuka UTM Johor & IPT 10-12 OCT 2008

Charyeot!!CONGRATULATIONS

3 of us from UCSI had brought back 2 medals from KEMAJA 2008. Although we joined together with UKM team, hoping that we could have our own sparring team to bring back greater honour for coming days. TRAIN HARD !!!

MALE BANTHEM CATEGORY
SILVER MEDALIST: CHAN KIAN LEE
(lee, upload urself haha)

FEMALE MIDDLE CATEGORY
SILVER MEDALIST: CHU WUI YAN

see see see...those little kids could fight pretty well...Good sportmanship,haha.

Thanks to UKM's ESTHER & TEAM MANAGER for buying us KFC...haha
However, it was not good to eat KFC fried chicken at 10pm. "="

Extras:
The WINLONG云龙DEMO TEAM'S youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDVenUAE3To

Friday, October 3, 2008

Meanings Of The Belt Colors

White signifies a birth, or beginning, of a seed. A white belt student is a beginner searching for knowledge of the Art.

Yellow signifies the first beam of sunlight which shines upon the seed giving it new strength with the beginning of new life. A yellow belt student is given his/her first ray of knowledge, opening his mind, from an instructor.

Green signifies the growth of the seed as it sprouts from the earth reaching toward the sun and begins to grow into a plant. A green belt student learns to further develop and refine his/her techniques.

Blue signifies the blue sky as the plant continues to grow toward it. A blue belt student moves up higher in rank just as the plant grows taller. The light feeds the plant so it can continue to grow. The student is fed additional knowledge of the Art in order for his/her body and mind continue to grow and develop.

Red signifies the red-hot heat of the Sun as the plant continues growing toward it. A red belt student is higher in rank, he/she acquires more detailed knowledge and, just as the plant grows slowly toward the Sun, so the red belt student learns to be more cautious as his/her knowledge and physical abilities increase.

Black signifies the darkness beyond the Sun. A black belt seeks new knowledge of the Art. As he/she begins to teach others, he/she begins planting new seeds, his/her students, many of which will take root deep into the Art, blossom and grow through the ranks in a never-ending process of self-growth, knowledge, and enlightenment.

Korean language command

Word	Hangeul	Meaning
Charyeot	차렷	Attention
Gyeongnye	경례	Bow
Baro	바로	Return
Swieo	쉬어	At ease, relax
Kihap	기합	Spirit Yell
Junbi	준비	Ready
Sijak	시작	Begin
Kalyo	갈려	Break (separate)
Gyesok	계속	Continue
Geuman	그만	Finish (stop)
Dwiro dora	뒤로 돌아	Turn around (about turn)
Haesan	해산	Dismiss