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TKD Study Aid
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Rule 2 Do not enter class late or leave early without the instructors permission.
Rules of Song Moo Kwan
Rule 3 Loud conversation, laughing, chewing gum, wearing watches or jewelry have no place in training.
Rules of Song Moo Kwan
Rule 4 Wear a clean uniform and trim your nails. Clean hands and feet are important.
Rules of Song Moo Kwan
Rule 5 Do not engage in any activity that might violate the code of ethics or degrade the reputation of the center.
Rules of Song Moo Kwan
Rule 6 Assume the position of attention when speaking to an instructor. Also use words of consideration, such as Yes, Sir, No, Sir, etc.
Rules of Song Moo Kwan
Rule 7 Be courteous and respectful of your fellow students. Do not teach other students unless asked to by your instructor.
Rules of Song Moo Kwan
Rule 8 Do not teach martial arts, hold a demonstration or enter a tournament competition without your instructors approval.
Rules of Song Moo Kwan
Failure to abide by the above rules may result in loss of rank, suspension from the school or both. Please understand that these rules will be enforced.
Rules of Song Moo Kwan
OATHS of Song Moo Kwan I pledge to uphold principles of Song Moo Kwan and discipline my mind and body.
OATHS of Song Moo Kwan I pledge to execute the truth of Song Moo Kwan and respect all ethics.
OATHS of Song Moo Kwan I pledge to adhere to all rules and regulations and unite through cooperation.
Your pursuit of the Way must be with humility, and indifference to pain or pleasure.
Unite the wisdom of the Scholar with strength of a Warrior, integrating your mind and body into one.
The principles of Song Moo Kwan were written and passed down by its Founder, Supreme Grandmaster Byung Jick Ro, for the spiritual and mental development of his students. In the Principles, he emphasizes the development of more than the physical and technical aspects of Song Moo Kwan martial arts. This emphasis separates Song Moo Kwan from martial sports and many martial arts, as attitude is emphasized over stance, character over form, with the goal not being perfection of the art, but perfection of ones self.