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What is the Do-San pattern diagram, number of moves and meaning? Pattern
History: Do-San is the pseudonym of the patriot Ahn Chang-Ho (1876-1938). The 24 movements represent his entire life, which
he devoted to furthering the education of Korea and to its independence movement. Pattern diagram is a stair-step
What are the opening and closing ceremonies?Opening Charyot - Attention Kuk ki e tae hay - Face the flag Kyong ye - bow Paro
- return Student Oath Tenants Anjo - kneel Muuk yom - meditate Paro
- return Sabom nim ke
- face Instructor Kyong
ye - bow
Closing - Charyot
- attention
Kuk ki e tae hay - Face the flag Kyong
ye - bow Paro - return Anjo
- kneel Muuk yom - meditate Paro - return Sabom nim ke
- face Instructor Kyong
ye - bow Senior
student faces class: Eson - Dismissed Class responds: Kom som nida - Thank you
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