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Board Breaking Requirements
Congratulations on having achieved a high level of rank in Taekwondo.
Your dedication and effort are a vital in preparing you for the Black
Belt level. Listed below are the board breaking requirements that will
be necessary for you to fulfill as you advance to Black Belt.
- MATERIALS TO BE BROKEN AND THEIR SIZE:
- For all males 15 years of age and older, the materials to be used
are two #2 pine boards whose approximate size is 1" x 12"
x 11".
- For all males 13 to 14 and adult females ages 15 and older, the
materials to be used are two #2 pine boards whose approximate size
is 1" x 12" x 8".
- For all children ages 10, 11 and 12 and female children ages 13
and 14, the material to be used is one #2 pine board whose
approximate size is 1" x 12" x 8".
- For all children ages 6, 7, 8 and 9, the material to be used is
one #2 pine board whose approximate size is 1" x 12" x
7".
- Children 10 years of age and younger may break their boards with
two kicking techniques, which may include any jumping technique.
- Women who are underweight may be allowed to break two #2 pine
boards whose approximate size is 1" x 12" x 7".
- CHANCES ALLOWED:
- Each student participating in the board breaking test will receive
three opportunities in which to break their board(s).
- If the student so desires, he or she may change the technique
being used for the board break on the third opportunity.
- REQUIRED TECHNIQUES
- All Brown Belts are required to break using any one of the nine
following techniques (One hand and one foot technique).
- Ap-joomuk and Yop-chagi
- Ap-joomuk and Dollyo-chagi
- Ap-joomuk and Dwi-dora-yop-chagi
- Soodo Taerigi and Yop-chagi
- Soodo Taerigi and Dollyo-chagi
- Soodo Taerigi and Dwi-dora-yop-chagi
- Palkup and Yop-chagi
- Palkup and Dollyo-chagi
- Palkup and Dwi-dora-yop-chagi
- Black Belts
1st Recommended - Kicking Technique with each foot
1st Dan - Jumping Kick & Hand Technique
2nd Recommended - Jumping Kick & Kicking Technique
with opposite foot
2nd Dan - Obstacle Jump & Hand Technique
3rd Recommended - Obstacle Jump & Kicking
Technique with opposite foot
**Substitutes are allowed if the situation warrants.
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