Important words:

Jung Sim Do: Straight Mind Way

Hap Ki Do: Way of Coordinated Power

Judo: Gentle Way

Pal Gwe: Universal Law or Command

Pyung Ahn: Peaceful Mind

Kum Do: Way of the Sword

Kwanjangnim: Head instructor

Sabumnim: Teacher

Dojang: School

Gi: uniform

Basic Commands:

Cha-ryot: Attention Stance

Joonbi: Ready Position

Kyong-ye: Bow

Ba-lo: Finish

Gong-kyak: Attack Stance (left leg forward side stance)

Bong-ah: Defense Stance (right leg forward side stance)

Ki-hop: Yell

Ke-ma-say: Horse Stance

She-jak: Begin

Dorra: Turning

Dosh: Return to Previous Position

Counting 1 – 10: There are two systems of counting in Korea. One is derived from Chinese characters and the other is native Korean. The Korean system is used to count during class:

Hana: one

Dul: two

Set: three

Net: four

Daseot: five

Yeoseot: six

Ilgop: seven

Yeodeol: eight

Ahop: nine

Yeol: ten

The counting system derived from Chinese characters is used to number our Pal Gwe forms. We only have 8 forms that use this counting system, however, the numbers 1 thru 10 are shown:

il: one

i: two

Sam: three

Sa: four

O: five

Yuk: six

Chil: seven

Pal: eight

Gu: nine

Ship: ten