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SHINSEI HAPKIDO STUDENT MANUAL PART 1
SHINSEI HAPKIDO STUDENT MANUAL
Shinsei Hapkido Dojang Etiquette
DO JU NIM (FOUNDER) - JOSEPH B. LUMPKIN
KWAN JANG NIM (7th Dan) - DR. DARYL R. COVINGTON
When entering the dojang (Class training area), all students shall bow to the flags and then to the instructor if he is in the training area, and say SUN. If a student arrives late for class, he or she will assume the push up position and wait in that position for the instructor to give permission to join the class. Students should never enter the Dojang training area with their shoes on, unless they are shoes approved to be worn in class.
When the class officially begins, the instructor will clap his hands twice, at which time the instructor will give the order “Chul Sa” (Line Up). Students will again bow and line up according to rank. Then the instructor will give the following orders:
“Doe Rha” Turn to the flags
“Kyung Yea” Bow (to the flags).
“Doe Rha” Turn to face Instructor
“Kyung Yea” Bow
“An Jo” Sit Down
“Hae yo” Pray.
The Instructor will clap his hands after a period of prayer and Bible study say “E La Sutt” (Stand Up).The class will then proceed to follow the instructor in warm up, stretching, and training.
FURTHER ETIQUETTE:
1. No one may leave the dojang without the permission of the Instructor.
2. A student (Jeja) does not approach the head instructor directly, but instead approaches the highest ranking student. If that student cannot help, he then may approach an instructor, but the head instructor should never be approached directly.
3. Jeja will remain silent at all times unless instructed otherwise.
4. No chewing gum or candy allowed.
5. No smoking is allowed. Any student that smokes will not be allowed to demo or participate in tournaments.One cannot condition his or her body when they are defiling the temple of the Lord.
6. Uniforms (Doe Boke) should be clean and pressed. Students should be clean. No Jewelry, other than wedding rings, should be worn during training. Students will wear their FULL uniforms to EVERY class.
7. Students should keep the Dojang clean without being asked.
8. No Jeja (student) should ever turn his or her back on the instructor unless told to do so.
9. Students must warm up mentally and physically to help concentration and avoid injury.
10.Never ask to learn advanced techniques. The Instructor will teach you what He feels you are ready to learn. In the same manner, never ask to test, you will be told when you can test. It is disrespectful to ask for additional training or belt testing when you may not yet have perfected what you are practicing already. Do not asked to be trained in weapons. The
instructor will began your weapon training when you have shown responsibility.
11.All members should be addressed by the title Mr. or Mrs. and their last name. Instructors should ALWAYS, in and OUT of the dojang, be addressed as Sensei, If 7th Dan or Higher, the Sensei may also be addressed as KWAN JANG. Although Shinsei Hapkido is primarily built on Korean principles, we use the term Sensei instead of “Master”. This is do to the fact
that Jesus is often refered to as Master in the Scriptures.
Instructors must NEVER be addressed by their first names. It is a sign of disrespect.
The head of the Shinsei system will ALWAYS be addressed as DO JU NIM. Failure to abide by these simple principles of respect may result in forfieture of rank.
12.Class will dismiss by the Instructor clapping his hands twice, students will bow, then Instructor will clap again and call “Chul Sa” (Line Up), and a repeat of what took place to
start class, then, The Senior student will then say “Say Jak” (begin). All students, simultaneously, will say “Con Sa Hom Nee Dha” (Thank you for teaching us). The Head Instructor will reply “Chun Mun A Yoe”, and “Ahn Young Hee Kah Say Yo” (Go in peace)"Has son" (Dismiss) and the class will dismiss.
14.The Dojang is a place of learning and instruction for defense and mental training. We desire to develop the total person, as well as aid them in their walk with Christ. Members of the dojang are a family. They will help each other in and out of the dojang. There should be great pride in being part of the dojang family. This pride is to be reflected in how students conduct themselves inside and outside the dojang in their normal daily activities.
15.Students will remain quiet during class. Any student disrupting class will be removed immediately from the dojang.
INTRODUCTORY KOREAN TERMS:
Uniform - Do Bok
Training Hall - Dojang
National Flag - Kook Ki
Student - Je ja
Chul Sa - line Up
Cha Ryut - Attention
Kyung Ye - Bow
An Jo - Sit Down
Mook Yum -Meditate
E La Sut - Stand Up
Choon Be - Ready Position
Say Jak - Begin
Par Row - Return to Ready Position
Shee Yoe - Rest
Go Mon - Stop
Ee Dee Wha - Come Here
Balee Balee - Hurry
Ko Yo Han - Quiet
Doe Rha - Turn
Pon Tay - Reverse
Continue - Kye Sok
End - Keu Man
Advance - Jhun Jin
Retreat - Hoo Jin
Yell - Ki Hap
Ha San - Dismiss
Winner - Seung
Koo Cho - Finish
Dee Row Doe Rha -Turn 180 Degrees
Hana 1, Il 1
Dool 2, Ee 2
Set 3, Sam 3
Net 4, Sa 4
Dasut 5, Oh 5
Yuhsut 6, Yook 6
Eel gop 7, Chil 7
Yuh dul 8, Pal 8
Ah hop 9, Koo 9
Yul 10, Ship 10
(Shinsei uses Il, Ee, Sam, Sa, Oh, Yook, Chil, Pal, Koo, Ship in counting, etc.)
Nha - Yes
Ahn Nee Yoe - No
Con Sa Hom Nee Dha - Thank You For Teaching Us
Mee On Hom Nee Dha - I am Sorry
Co Mop Sim Nee Dha - Thank You
Chun Mun A Yoe - You Are Welcome
Ya Boe Say Yo - Hello
Ahn Young Ha Say Yo or Ahn Young Ha Sim Nee Kah - Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, how are you, how do you do.
Ahn Young Hee Kah Say Yo - Go in peace
Dojang - School “where the Martial Way is Taught”
Han Gul - Korean
Wha Moo Do - Togetherness Theory of Martial Arts
Hap Ki Do - Harmony Way of Inner Power
Do - Way of
Ki - Inner Power
Shinsei - A New Birth, a new art
Ji Pang Ee - Cane
Kwan Jang - 7th Dan or Higher
Sa Bum Nim - Instructor
RANK REQUIREMENTS
Students receive 3 poinst for each class or lesson, unless they are late (Then only 1 point is awarded). Students who attend all the services of their church may recieve 1 etra point per week. Points may also be awarded for “demos, tournaments, seminars”. etc.
- Students that ahve not faithfull attended class consistantly will not be promoted, regardless ofpoints. Those that do not pass “pretesting”, will be delayed in testing.
- Points required.
white with stripe 15,
yellow 25, stripe 25
orange 25, stripe 25
purple 25, stripe 25
green 30, stripe 30
blue 50, stripe 50
red 100, stripe 100
brown 100, stripe 100
black recommended 100, black 100
WHITE BELT WITH BLACK STRIPE (JR. YELLOW)
- Ephesians 6:10, 1 Page essay on “Why I want to take Shinsei Hapkido”
- Stretches, Cardio Warm Ups, Conditioning, Count 1 to 10 In Korean
- 4 Stances - 4 Hand Strikes - 4 Kicks - 4 Blocks - Breakfalls
YELLOW BELT (JR. ORANGE)
- Ephesians 6:10-11, Ki, Dan Jun Ho Hop, Live Hand, Mind Like Water, Water Principle
- 5 Stances - 5 Hand Strikes - 5 Kicks (Cha Kee) - 5 Blocks
- Breakfalls - 2 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 2 Too Sul (Throwing Technique) - 1 Guard / Mount Position
- 1 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique) - 1 Chil Sik Sul (Choking
Technique)
YELLOW BELT WITH BLACK STRIPE (JR. PURPLE)
- Ephesians 6:10-12, 2 Page Essay on Hapkido,
- 6 Stances - 6 Hand Strikes - 6 Kicks (Cha Kee) - 6 Blocks
- Breakfalls - 3 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 3 Too Sul (Throwing Technique) - 2 Guard / Mount Position
- 2 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique) - 2 Chil Sik Sul (Choking
Technique)
ORANGE BELT (JR. GREEN)
- Ephesians 6:10-13, Essay on Balance, Theory of Self Defense
- 7 Stances - 7 Hand Strikes - 7 Kicks (Cha Kee) - 7 Blocks
- Breakfalls - 4 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 4 Too Sul (Throwing Technique) - 3 Guard / Mount Position
- 3 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique) - 3 Chil Sik Sul (Choking
Technique)
ORANGE BELT WITH BLACK STRIPE (JR. Blue)
- Ephesians 6:10-14,
- 7 Stances - 8 Hand Strikes - 8 Kicks (Cha Kee) - 8 Blocks
- Breakfalls - 5 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 5 Too Sul (Throwing Technique) - 4 Guard / Mount Position
- 4 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique)
- 4 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique) - Break 1 Board
PURPLE BELT TEST (JR. RED)
- Ephesians 6:10-15, 2 Page essay on the grappling
- 7 Stances
- 8 Hand Strikes - 8 Kicks (Cha Kee) - 8 Blocks
- Breakfalls - 5 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 6 Too Sul (Throwing Technique) - 4 Guard / Mount Position
- 4 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique) - 2 Pal Sul (Arm Tecniques)
- 4 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique)
- Break 2 Boards with Hands - Break 1 Board with Foot
PURPLE WITH BLACK STRIPE (JR. BROWN)
- Ephesians 6:10-16, 2 Page essay on the Eastern vs. Biblical Meditation
- 7 Stances
- 9 Hand Strikes - 9 Kicks (Cha Kee) - 9 Blocks
- BReakfalls - 6 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 6 Too Sul (Throwing Technique)
- 5 Guard / Mount Position - 5 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique)
- 3 Pal Sul (Arm Techniques)
- 4 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique)
- Break 2 Boards with Hands - Break 1 Board with Foot
GREEN BELT
- Ephesians 6:10-17, 2 Page essay on Ki
- Shinsei Oh Dan Poomse
- 7 Stances - 10 Hand Strikes - 10 Kicks (Cha Kee)
- 10 Blocks - Breakfalls - 7 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 8 Too Sul (Throwing Technique)- 6 Guard / Mount Position
- 5 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique) - 4 Pal Sul (Arm Techniques)
- 4 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique) - Break 2 Boards with Hands
- Break 2 Board with Foot
GREEN BELT WITH STRIPE
- Ephesians 6:10-18, 2 Page Interview with a martial artist
- Shinsei Oh Dan Poomse
- 7 Stances - 10 Hand Strikes - 10 Kicks (Cha Kee)
- 10 Blocks - Breakfalls - 7 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 10 Too Sul (Throwing Technique) - 7 Guard / Mount Position
- 5 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique)- 4 Pal Sul (Arm Techniques)
- 4 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique)- Break 2 Boards with Hands
- Break 2 Board with Foot - 5 Ai Ki Do Sul Techniques
BLUE BELT
- Ephesians 6:10-19, Write a description of the cane form, Know Shinsei Hapkido Deflections
- 1 Open Hand Poomse (Original)(kata)
- 7 Stances - 12 Hand Strikes - 12 Kicks (Cha Kee)
- 10 Blocks - Breakfalls - 8 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 12 Too Sul (Throwing Technique) - 8 Guard / Mount Position
- 5 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique) - 5 Pal Sul (Arm Techniques)
- 5 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique)
- Break 2 Boards with Hands - Break 2 Board with Foot
- 5 Ai Ki Do Sul Techniques
BLUE BELT WITH STRIPE
- Ephesians 6:10-19, John 3:16
- 1 Open Hand Poomse (kata)
- 7 Stances - 13 Hand Strikes - 13 Kicks (Cha Kee)
- 10 Blocks - Breakfalls - 9 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 14 Too Sul (Throwing Technique) - 9 Guard / Mount Position
- 6 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique) - 6 Pal Sul (Arm Techniques)
- 6 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique)
- Break 2 Boards with Hands - Break 2 Board with Foot
- 5 Ai Ki Do Sul Techniques
RED BELT
- Ephesians 6:10-19, John 3:16-17
- 1 Open Hand Poomse (kata) - 7 Stances - 14 Hand Strikes
- 14 Kicks (Cha Kee) - 12 Blocks - BReakfalls
- 10 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul - 16 Too Sul (Throwing Technique)
- 9 Guard / Mount Position - 8 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique)
- 8 Pal Sul (Arm Techniques)
- 8 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique) - Break 2 Boards with Hands
- Break 2 Board with Foot - 5 Ai Ki Do Sul Techniques
- 5 Zwa Oh Sul (Defenses while seated)
RED BELT WITH STRIPE
- Ephesians 6:10-19, John 3:14, 16-17, 2 Page essay on Martial Art
vs. Martial Sport
- Written test:
- What do you need that is very important for achieving
goals?\- Effective plans consist of how many phases?
- Name the 3 Phases? - Define strategy? - Define tactics?
- Define Techniques? - What gives birth to martial arts
styles? - Are all techniques effective?
- The effectiveness of techniques can be determined
by what two universal laws?
- What the the five elemental systems of fighting?
- Describe each system?
- Based on this lesson, what are three very important
martial arts traits? - Can you teach True Experience?
- 1 Open Hand Poomse (kata) - 7 Stances
- 14 Hand Strikes - 14 Kicks (Cha Kee) - 12 Blocks
- Breakfalls - 11 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul
- 18 Too Sul (Throwing Technique)- 9 Guard / Mount Position
- 10 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique) - 10 Pal Sul (Arm Techniques)
- 8 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique)
- Break 2 Boards with Hands - Break 2 Board with Foot
- 5 Ai Ki Do Sul Techniques - 5 Zwa Oh Sul (Defenses while
seated)
BROWN BELT
- Ephesians 6:10-19, John 3:14 -17, Romans 5:8,
- 2 Open Hand Poomse (kata) - 7 Stances - 15 Hand Strikes
- 15 Kicks (Cha Kee) - 12 Blocks - Breakfalls
- 12 Son Mok / Yuk Son Mok Sul - 19 Too Sul (Throwing Technique)
- 9 Guard / Mount Position - 11 Ta-ri Sul (Leg Technique)
- 11 Pal Sul (Arm Techniques)
- 9 Chil Sik Sul (Choking Technique)
- Break 2 Boards with Hands - Break 2 Board with Foot
- Break Concrete - 5 Ai Ki Do Sul Techniques
- 5 Zwa Oh Sul (Defenses while seated)
- 5 Dwi Oht Sul (Defenses against attack from behind)
- 3 Come alongs
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