跆拳道英文课件.ppt

Taekwondo Previewing Work Use your internet and find out the Origin of Taekwondo Philosophy in Taekwondo History of ITF and WTF, and difference between them. Read the Key Terms after the Text Introduction Taekwondo (???) Art of hand or foot fighting Korean Martial art Dramatic flying and spinning kicks Combination of Korean Su-bak (手搏), Chinese martial arts and Japanese Karate Emphasis: More kicks than blows with hands ethics, philosophy and tradition Spirit of Taekwondo Spirit (礼 仪 廉 耻 忍耐 克己 百折不屈) Courtesy/ respect for fellows, loyalty to instructor Honor with others, Self-control in actions Perseverance Competitions All orders and directions in Korean Weight Divisions: OG (4+4), WCH(8+8) Match: 3 X 3min rounds + 2 X1min intervals Organizations International Taekwondo Federation (ITF) Seoul, Korea, 1966 → Toronto, Canada, 1972 Capital: Wein, Austral World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) Seoul, Korea, 1973 Field of Play Officials Referee (1) Control over the match Declare shi-jak, kal-yeo,and kye-shi Declare winner and loser, deduction of points, warning and retiring Judges (3) Mark the valid points State their opinion when referee requires SUPERIORITY for tie and scoreless resolution by referee Panel at the end of the 4th round Equipment Belt Requirement Geup (10) Degree Dan (9) Phrase Poom (3) under 16 years old Taekwondo Test Test/ Grading Test of student’s proficiency in technical performance and theoretical knowledge Point awarded for promotion or demotion Constituents: Pattern test（套路) basic hand and foot techniques(特技) Flexibility test Sparring (对练) Break Test Element of Taekwondo: sparring, style forms and self-defense Means of power determination, Obligatory part of black-belt exam Popular in demonstrations Emphasis on testing skill by kicking and punching wood boards/ tiles Weight Division/ Class Scoring Permitted Techniques Hand technique: Tightly clenched fist Foot technique: Any part of foot below the ankle bone Permitted