The 24 forms represent the 24 hours of the day. The name
of the pattern, the number of movements, and the shape of each pattern has
symbolic meaning to Korean history.
You will need to know and perform
your current form to pass your test. You should master your present form before
learning the next one. It is expected that you know all the forms below your
rank as well. You will need to show mastery of the first 9 forms (Chon-Ji
through Chung-Mu) for your Black Belt test.
|
Belt
|
# of
Form
|
Name
of Form
|
| |
|
|
| White w/ yellow stripe |
1
|
CHON-JI |
| Yellow Belt |
2
|
DAN-GUN |
| yellow w/ green stripe |
3
|
DO-SAN |
| Green Belt |
4
|
WON-HYO |
| green w/ blue stripe |
5
|
YUL-GOK |
| Blue belt |
6
|
JOONG-GUN |
| Blue w/ red stripe |
7
|
TOI-GYE |
| Red Belt |
8
|
HWA-RANG |
| red w/ black stripe |
9
|
CHOONG-MOO |
| Black Belt |
10
|
KWANG-GAE |
| 1st degree black |
11
|
PO-EUN |
| 1st degree black |
12
|
GE-BAEK |
| 2nd degree black |
13
|
EUI-AM |
| 2nd degree black |
14
|
CHOONG-JANG |
| 2nd degree black |
15
|
JUCHE |
| 3rd degree black |
16
|
SAM-IL |
| 3rd degree black |
17
|
YOO-SIN |
| 3rd degree black |
18
|
CHOI-YONG |
| 4th degree black |
19
|
YONG-GAE |
| 4th degree black |
20
|
UL-JI |
| 4th degree black |
21
|
MOON-MOO |
| 5th degree black |
22
|
SO-SAN |
| 5th degree black |
23
|
SE-JONG |
| 6th degree black |
24
|
TONG-IL |
