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Kwok Wu Chuen incorporates both Korean and Chinese techniques into its system therefore
two languages are used. The more common terms are included here as well as a few students may hear on visiting other schools
or attending tournaments.
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Korean/Chinese
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English
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Charyeot
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Attention Position
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Li-Tzen
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Attention Position
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Kyung-Yeh
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Bow
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Sing-Li
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Bow
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Pye
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Salutation
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Chun-be
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Ready Position
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Wampi
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Return to Ready Position
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Pah-Ro
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Return to Ready Position
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Shi-Jak
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Begin
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Kallyo
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Pause or Break
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Kuman
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End
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Gyorugi
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Sparring
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Hong
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Red
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Chong
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Blue
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Hogu
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Chest Protector
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Poomse
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Forms
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Ki-Yap
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Yell with Concentration
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Do-Ra
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Turn around
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Gup
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Belt ranks below 1st degree Black Belt
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Dan
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Degrees of Black Belt
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Kukkiwon
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World TaeKwonDo Headquarters
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Do-Bok
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Training uniform
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Do-jang
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Studio/Training Hall
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Chagi
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Kick
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Ja-Sae
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Stance
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Makki
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Block
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Chung Sa Nim
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Chief Instructor
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Instructor
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Shi-ot
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Rest
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