- Students to perform at a suitable angle facing the examiner
- Students facing the examiner should move in and take distance for 1 step sparring
- Grading caller then gives the following commands, charyot, kyong ye, junbi, se-jak
Traditional 1 step 4th kup students.
Attack: use 3 step sparring attacks.
Defence & counter attack: use 3 step sparring defence and counter attack.
Attacker should judge distance by eye.
Traditional 1 step 3rd kup students.
Attack: use 3 step sparring attacks .
Defence: use blocks from patterns.
Counter: any counter attack. Students should ensure that they finish in a stance.
Attacker should judge distance by eye.
Traditional 1 step 1 st & 2nd kup.
Attack: use 3 step sparring attacks.
Defence: use blocks from patterns, body shifting and dodging is also allowed.
Counter: any counter attack. Students should ensure that they finish in a stance.
Attacker should judge distance by eye.
Free style 1 step 1st kup students.
Attack: Middle punch in walking stance.
Defence: Any block or counter, the student can also incorporate locks and restraints.
Traditional 1 step sparring for 1st Degree.
Attacks: as follows from a parallel ready stance:
- Punch in L stance
- Outward knife hand strike in L stance
- Jumping back fist side strike in X stance
- Mid air strike land in L stance
- Obverse punch in L stance
Defence: use blocks from patterns, body shifting and dodging is also allowed.
Counter: any counter attack. Students should ensure that they finish in a stance.
Attacker should adjust distance by eye.
Traditional 1 step sparring for 2nd Degree and above.
Attacks: as follows from double forearm guarding block kicking from the back leg:
- Front snap kick
- Side kick
- Turning kick
- Back piercing kick
- Reverse turning kick
Defence: use blocks from patterns, body shifting and dodging is also allowed.
Counter: any counter attack. Students should ensure that they finish in a stance.
Attacker should adjust distance by eye.
Free style 1 step for 1st Degree and above.
Attacks: Any grab or hold.
Defence: Any block or counter, the student can also incorporate locks restraints and takedowns. |