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Prüfungsmitteilung Bitte ausdrucken/kopieren oder abtrennen ausfüllen rechtzeitig – spätestens 1 Woche vor der Prüfung – Prüfungsmitteilung Die nächste Prüfung findet am ………………………………… in der Turnhalle der Volksschule Wörgl statt. Um einen reibungslosen Ablauf der Prüfung zu gewährleisten, müssen wir die Anmeldungen mit dem Prüfungsgeld im Voraus einheben. Nachfolgender Auflistung kannst du Kosten für die Jahresmarke (es muss die aktuelle Jahresmarke im Ausweis eingeklebt sein, andernfalls kann zur Prüfung nicht angetreten werden) und die Prüfung entnehmen. Alle die das erste Mal an der Prüfung teilnehmen und noch keinen Ausweis haben, müssen diesen vor der Prüfung kaufen. Wir wären sehr dankbar, wenn Du dieses Formular rechtzeitig bei einem der Trainer abgeben oder an den Kassier zurückschicken könntest. ACHTUNG!!!!!! Bitte die Ausweise für die Prüfung nicht vergessen und unbedingt pünktlich sein!!! An der Prüfung kann nur teilgenommen werden wenn der Mitgliedsbeitrag, sowie sonstige Außenstände vollständig bezahlt sind und an einer eventuellen Vorprüfung teilgenommen wurde!!!!! Die Kosten für die Prüfung sind wie folgt: Erwachsene: Prüfungsgebühr: KUP-Prüfung 10. Kup – 3. Kup € 30,-- KUP-Prüfung 2. Kup – 1. Kup € 50,-- € 170,-- DAN-Prüfung 1. DAN/Poom + 2 Passfotos! 2. DAN/Poom € 200,-- 3. DAN/Poom € 240,-- Doppelprüfungen (gilt, wenn zwei KUP’s 10/9 – 9/8 – 8/7Kup € 50,-- gleichzeitig geprüft werden) Jahresmarke: (falls nicht schon vorhanden) € 20,-- Ausweis (falls nicht schon vorhanden) € 20,-- 10. + 9.KUP = gelb / 8. + 7. KUP = grün / 6. + 5. KUP = blau / 4. + 3. KUP = braun / 2. + 1. KUP = rot Bruchtestbretter sind bei Bedarf von jedem Prüfling selbst zu organisieren – Maße: 30 x 30cm, Fichte, wenn möglich gehobelt, Dicke 2cm f. Kinder/Jugend/Damen und 3cm f. Herren Bitte unbedingt ausfüllen! Vielen Dank für Deine Hilfe! Ausweisnummer Ort Vorname Telefon Nachname Geburtsdatum Straße Gürtel PLZ Staatsbürgerschaft eMail: Ich möchte mich/meinen Sohn/meine Tochter ________________ für die Prüfung am ___________ für ________ Kup/Dan anmelden. € ________ für die Prüfungsgebühren liegen bei habe ich auf das Konto bei der Raiffeisenkasse Wörgl IBAN: AT79 3635 8000 0066 3922 BIC: RZTIAT22358 eingezahlt Ich benötige einen Ausweis. Ich benötige einen neuen Gürtel. Ich tausche meinen Gürtel gegen einen alten Gürtel. Ich benötige ein Jahresmarke für das Jahr _____________ Anschrift des Kassiers: Hans-Dieter Saurer 6300 Wörgl ___________________________________ 0699/11820004 Unterschrift des Mitgliedes bzw. des Erziehungsberechtigten eMail: [email protected] PRÜFUNGSINHALTE lt. Prüfungsprogramm Christian Huber und teilweise lt. ÖTDV-Prüfungsordnung Vorberei- Dan/Poom Kup tungszeit Taeguk 1 Taeguk 2 Hanbon Freikampf Kyokpa 1 Kyokpa 2 Hosinsul Theorie Sonstiges 8 Wettkampf- 2 taeguks Fuß (3cm) Würge- u. Dan: Teilnahmebestätigung 1 x 3 Min/ Hand (3cm) regeln 1. 36 Wo Koryo nach 15 ty tollyo Haltegriffe, an einem Kampfrichterseminar 1 x 1,5 Min Faust Poomse- Vorgabe chagi Messer- (nicht älter als ein Jahr) - 2 Passfotos Theorie abwehr Hand- Wettkamp- ty-dollyo technik fregeln 1 24 Wo Pal Chil 12 3x2 Min. oder ty (Faust oder 7-8 Hanbons können auch ohne Partner geprüft werden! TKD- chagi patangson Fachsprache chigi) Wettkampf- regeln TKD- 2 24 Wo Chil Yuk 12 2x2 Min. ty/tydollyo - 7-8 Hanbons können auch ohne Partner geprüft werden! Fachsprache Geschichte des Taekwondo Wettkampf- regeln TKD- 3 20 Wo Yuk Oh 9 1x2 Min. Dollyo/Yop - - Hanbons können auch ohne Partner geprüft werden! Fachsprache Grundtech- niken Wettkampf- 4 20 Wo Oh Sa 9 1x2 Min. yop chagi - - Hanbons können auch ohne Partner geprüft werden! regeln 1-1 Wettkampf- 5 16 Wo Sa Sam 6 --- Hanbons können auch ohne Partner geprüft werden! Sparring regeln 6 16 Wo Sam 6 - - - - Dojang-Etikette Hanbons können auch ohne Partner geprüft werden! 7 12 Wo I 3 - - - - Dojang-Etikette Hanbons können auch ohne Partner geprüft werden! 8 12 Wo Il 3 - - - - Dojang-Etikette Hanbons können auch ohne Partner geprüft werden! Grundstellungen im Vor- und Rückwärtsgehen mit Techniken: chuchum-sogi, Ap-sogi, Ap-kubi, dyt-kubi Grundtechniken der Taeguk Il-jang 9 8 Wo Arae-, Olgul-, Bakkat-, An-, Hechyo-, Sonnalmakki Ap-, Bandal-, Dollyo-, Yopchagi tymio ap-chagi, naeryo chagi Momtong-jirugi Grundstellungen im Stand: chuchum-sogi Grundschläge usw: 10 8 Wo Arae-, Olgul-, Bakkat-, An-, Hechyo-, Sonnalmakki Ap-Olligi, Ap-chagi, Yop-Olligi, Yopchagi Momtong-jirugi Fragenkatalog zur Gürtelprüfung 10. – 1. KUP © 2014 Gebhard Pfeiffer Fragenkatalog zur Gürtelprüfung Was ein Taekwondoin zur Prüfung wissen sollte... 10. + 9. Kup • F.: Verhaltensregeln im Training (Dojang-Etikette) A.: z.B. sauberer Tobok, korrekt gebundener Gürtel, Pünktlichkeit, Ruhe während des Trainings, Verbeugen bei Betreten und Verlassen des Trainingsraumes, Respekt vor Sportkameraden (siehe Anhang ab Seite 9) • Kommandos: Charyeot, chunbi, Kyeong-rye –Bedeutung A: chaeryot = Achtung – vollkommen ruhig stehen, Blick konzentriert und gerade aus gerichtet chunbi = bereit sein, Stellung einnehmen, kyong-ye = Begrüßung, Verbeugung • Was heißt Tae – Kwon – Do??? A: Taekwondo ist ein koreanischer Kampfsport. Die drei Silben des Namens stehen für Fußtechnik (Tae), Handtechnik (Kwon) und Die Kunst oder Der Weg (Do). Obwohl Taekwondo für den laienhaften Betrachter große Ähnlichkeiten mit anderen asiatischen Kampfsportarten aufweist, unterscheidet es sich in einigen wesentlichen Punkten von diesen. So ist die Taekwondo-Technik sehr auf Schnelligkeit und Dynamik ausgelegt, was nicht zuletzt durch den Wettkampf bedingt ist. Im Taekwondo dominieren Fußtechniken deutlicher als in vergleichbaren Kampfsportarten. • Was bedeutet ILYO A: ILYO bedeutet Einheit von Körper und Geist. Diese endgültige Einheit zwischen Körper und Geist ist das eigentliche Ziel des Taekwondo, das eine Philosophie verfolgt, bei der mit konzentrierter Aufmerksamkeit bei jeder Bewegung alle weltlichen Gedanken und Dinge abgeschüttelt werden. Diesen Tatsachen entsprechend wurde für das Diagramm der Poomsae Ilyo das heilige Zeichen der buddhistischen Mönche gewählt. Ihre Bewegungen erfordern höchste Konzentration und vermitteln den Eindruck höchster Reife und Vollkommenheit. Die 17. Form Taeguek Ilyo ist für die Prüfung zum 7. oder 8. Dan zu absolvieren. • Zähle die natürlichen Zahlen 1-10 auf: hana – eins, dul – zwei, set – drei, net – vier, dasot – fünf, yosot – sechs, ilgob – sieben, yodul – acht, ahop – neun, yol - zehn • Beschreibe die Grundstellung Apkubi • F.: Kleine Geschichte des TKD? A.: TKD kommt aus Korea und ist ca. 1955 von General Choi Hong Hi entwickelt worden. 1969 wurde der Österreichische Taekwondo Verband (ÖTDV) und 1976 der Tiroler Taekwondo Verband (TTDV) gegründet. 1973 Gründung der WTF (Weltverband) 1973 Erste Weltmeisterschaft im KUKKIWON (TKD-Zentrum in Korea) • F.: Welche Stellungen, Fuß- und Handtechniken kennst du? Deutsch + Koreanisch • Wie heißt der Trainer im Taekwondo? A: sabom (Trainer, Meister 1.-4. Dan), sabom-nim (Großmeister ab 5. Dan) • Wie heißt oben, unten, mitte? (vgl. Fachausdrücke siehe Seite 23 + 24) A: olgul, arae, momtong • Wie heißt der Trainingsraum? A: Dojang • Warum muss ich mich vor dem Betreten des Trainingsraumes verbeugen? • Wie heißt der Taekwondo-Anzug? A: Tobok • Wie heißt der Gürtel vom Tobok? (vgl. Fachausdrücke siehe Seite 23 + 24) A: Ty • Welche Farbe hat der Taekwondo Anzug? • Was muss ich beachten, wenn ich ins Training gehe, z.B. was muss ich mitnehmen? (vgl. Dojang Etikette ab Seite 9) --2-- Fragenkatalog zur Gürtelprüfung 8. + 7. Kup • Fragen aus vorherigem Prüfungsprogramm • Wie schaut das Diagramm der 1. Form aus? • Wie schaut das Diagramm der 2. Form aus? • Warum betreibst Du Taekwondo? • Warum macht man einen Kampfschrei beim Kampfsport? • Wie viele Schülergrade gibt es im regulären Prüfungsprogramm? (vgl. Bedeutung der Gürtelfarben) • Warum ist Disziplin im Taekwondo so wichtig? (vgl. Dojang Etikette ab Seite 9) • Erkläre das Wort und die Grundsätze von Taekwondo?(vgl.Grundsätze und Definition ab Seite 12) • Wie heißt die lange und die kurze Fußstellung? • Warum verbeugen wir uns vor unseren Trainingspartnern? • F.: Welchen Sinn haben die Formen? A.: Üben von festgelegten Bewegungsabläufen, Technikschulung, Trainieren der Beidseitigkeit, Kampf gegen einen unsichtbaren Gegner. • F.: Wozu dient die Partnerübung „Ein-Schritt-Kampf“ (Hanbons/Ilbo Taeryon)? A.: Technikschulung, genaues Ausführen der Technik, Üben von Verteidigung und Angriff, Distanzgefühl. • F.: Wofür sind die Steps? A.: Bewegen im Kampf, Ausweichen, Distanz verkürzen und verlängern. • F.: Welchen Sinn haben die Pratzenübungen? A.: Technikschulung, Trainieren der Schlaggenauigkeit und Schlaghärte, Distanztraining • Zähle die Namen der Taeguks auf! A: il-, i-, sam-, sa-, oh-, yuk, chil-, pal-jang, koryo, Kumgang, Taebaek, Pyongwon, Sipjin, Jitae, Chonkwon, Hansu, Ilyo • Zähle die Techniken, welche in deiner Pflichtform vorkommen auf (jede nur 1x)! • Erkläre die Bedeutung Deiner Prüfungsform im TKD-Prüfungsprogramm. • Erkläre die Gürtelfarben bis zu Deiner Prüfungsform. (vgl. Bedeutung der Gürtelfarben Seite 15) • Koreanisch/Deutsch (Teil 1) – 10 Wörter (Seite 23 + 24) • Zähle die Grundstellungen auf – koreanisch (Seite 23 + 24) • Zähle die Grundblocks auf – koreanisch (Seite 23 + 24) • Zähle alle Fußtechniken auf (Seite 23 + 24) • Wie heißt die Rückwärtsstellung? (vgl. Fachausdrücke Seite 23 + 24) • Wie heißt der Fauststoß? (vgl. Fachausdrücke) • Wie heißt der Block nach unten und oben? (vgl. Fachausdrücke) • Wie heißt der Block von außen nach innen? (vgl.
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