FIVE CODES OF TANG SOO DO
The five codes of Tang Soo Do apply to all members and are meant to guide the Tang Soo Do Practitioner.
SEVEN TENETS OF TANG SOO DO
The seven tenets of Tang Soo Do apply to all members and are meant to guide the Tang Soo Do Practitioner.
Student Oath
The fourteen attitude requirements of Tang Soo Do apply to all members and are meant to guide the Tang Soo Do Practitioner.
All Members are required to memorize them and fully understand their meaning.
- Purpose of training should be enhancement of mental and physical betterment.
- Serious about your training.
- Always give 100% effort.
- Maintain regular and constant practice.
- Practice basic techniques all the time.
- Always listen and follow the direction of your instructor or seniors.
- Do not be overly ambitious.
- Frequently inspect your own achievements.
- Always follow a routine training schedule.
- Regularly practice all techniques already learned.
- When you learn new techniques, learn the theory and practical application.
- When you begin to feel stagnant, remember that this is a journey.
- Cleanliness is required after training. Keep yourself and your surroundings clean.
- Respect all others during and after training.
DURING CLASS
- Proper respect and discipline will be maintained at all times.
- When the Chief Instructor of the school or a senior
- ranking Dan member enters the Dojang, the class will be called to attention and bow to this individual. The first student who sees the Dan member should call the commands for this procedure. Once proper respect has been given the class will resume training.
- If a student comes to class late they will wait at the Dojang entrance until they are recognized by the instructor. They will then approach the instructor, bow and ask permission to join the class.
- Questions to the instructor during class should be proceeded with a bow and proper respect.
- If a student must leave the Dojang during class they must first receive permission from their instructor.
- To return to class, they will have to be acknowledged before entering the Dojang.
- For questions before or after class, a chain of command should be instituted and followed without exception. If a senior gup is unable to answer the question, a junior Black Belt may be approached.
- While seated on the floor, members should keep proper posture conducive to good health. Hands should be placed on the knees, the back should be straight and the legs should be crossed.
FORM GUIDELINES
- No student should teach another any form without express permission of the Instructor in charge.
- When a student's techniques in a particular form demonstrates that they are ready to learn a new form, the instructor will inform them. No student should presume to ask for the next form.
- One new form is usually required for each gup level of advancement. Dan levels often require two or even three forms.
ABOUT OUR SCHOOL
Tang Soo Do
For over 40 years< Safe Harbor has provided instruction in the Korean art of Tang Soo Do. We cultivate a safe and welcoming environment for all ages.
Tang Soo Do is considered a classical martial art, designed and intended to progressively develop character, integrity, self-discipline and respect for others. Students practice a variety of self-defense techniques, artistic forms, competitive low-contact sparring, and dynamic board breaking. At Safe Harbor Martial Arts, they put the emphasis on the “ART”. While observing many time-honored traditions, they are constantly looking to create new and positive ones by providing an atmosphere of Safety, Tolerance, Humor, and Mutual Respect.
Over a period of time, students can progress in rank in the martial arts through tests before a qualified board of black belt instructors. For students who wish to compete, there are several safe, approved tournaments available throughout the year, as well as the opportunity to perform in demonstrations and to coach others. Safe Harbor also conducts other clinics and enjoyable social events throughout the year.
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