Definition of Tae Kwon Do
Tae Kwon Do is a Korean unarmed Martial Art.  It is not only kicking and punching, but a way of thinking and living. 
The main goal of Tae Kwon Do is to achieve total mind and body control through training.

School Rules
1.  Students must bow to Flags, Sah-Bum-Nim, and Instructors when coming in, and out of the school.
2.  Students must use the words Sir or Ma’am when speaking to Instructors.
3.  Students must Respect and Obey Instructors.
4.  Conversation is not permitted during class.
5.  Swearing, Smoking, Drugs, and Alcohol are Prohibited.
6.  Students must attend classes regularly for their own good.
7.  Students must help keep the Do-Jang clean.

Basic School Language
Master Instructor	             -Sah-Bum-Nim                                             One                             -Ha-nah
Senior Student	                   -Sun-Bae-Nim                                              Two                             -Duhl
School                                 -Do-Jang                                                       Three                           -Seht
Uniform                              -Do-Buk                                                        Four                             -Neht
Attention                            -Charyot                                                        Five                             -Da-seot
Bow                                     -Kyeong-rye                                                  Six                               -Yeo-seot	
Ready position                   -Joon-bi                                                         Seven                           -Il-gop
Begin                                   -Shi-jak                                                         Eight                            -Yeo-dul
End (Stop)                          -Keu-man                                                      Nine                             -A-hop
Continue                             -Kye-sok                                                       Ten                               -Yeol
Form                                   -Poomsae                                                      Twenty                         -Semul                                                        
Breaking                             -Kyokpa                                                        Thirty                          -Saran
Sparring                              -Kyorugi                                                       Flag                             -Kuk Ki
At Ease                                -Shi-er                                                           Salute the Flag           -Kuk ki ae dae ha yo, Kyeong-Rye
Break (separate)                 -Kal-Yeo                                                       Sun                              -Ultimate
Red                                      -Hong                                                             Ki                                -Energy
Blue                                     -Chung                                                           Do                               -Way or Path
Warning                              -Kyong-go                                                      Kicking                      -Chagi
Violation                             -Gam-jeom                                                     Punching                   -Jireugi
Injury Time Out                 -Kye-shi                                                         Defense                      -Makki
Non Injury Time Out         -Shi-gan

Spirit of Practitioner
Loyalty to Country
Obedience to Parents
Respect your Elders
Be Faithful to your Friends
Be Courteous in all situations
Consider all alternatives before killing any living thing
Never give up, always Persevere to finish what you start

Home Rules For Children
1. 	Children must show respect to their parents and family members at all times.
2. 	Children shall greet their parents when they enter and say goodbye when they leave.
3. 	Children will be truthful at all times.
4. 	Children will maintain a good relationship with the brothers and sisters.
5. 	Children must help with household chores.
6. 	Children will keep their rooms neat and clean.
7. 	Children must clean their body and teeth daily.
8. 	Children will not interrupt adult conversation.
9. 	Children will study their school work at home and maintain good grades in school.
10.   Children must show respect to their teachers and peers at all times.

NOTE: 	Children who do not obey their parents or act courteous at all times may be reduced in rank!