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Grandmaster Hk Lee Academy of Tae Kwon Do TAE KWON DO INSTRUCTIONAL REFERENCE AND CURRICULUM GUIDE H.K. Lee Academy of TaeKwonDo President - Grandmaster H.K. Lee 465 Herndon Parkway, 2ND KUB Herndon, VA 20170 (703) 437-5111 www.HKLeeTKD.com RED BELT About Grandmaster H.K. Lee (Hyeon Kon Lee) February 10, 1976 Emigrate to U.S. (Herndon, VA) as TKD Master, Invitation by Grandmaster Chan Hak Park Receive US citizenship on April 19, 1984 I. TaeKwonDo Field 1. Korean National Presidents Award (Only 8 Grandmasters Received this honor) at the Grand Opening Ceremony of TaeKwonDo Won( Hub of world TKD) 9/4/2014 2. Inducted U.S. TaeKwonDo Grandmaster’s Society Hall of Fame( World of TaeKwonDo Ambassador Category) 4/21/2013 3. Inducted International Martial Arts Hall of Fame for Educational Leadership.5/5/2012 4. Past Appointee to the Kukkiwon Member of a International Advisory Committee and the Kukkiwon Member of a International Testing Committee 5. Current 9th Dan Black Belt by the Kukkiwon and 9th Degree Black Belt by the TaeKwonDo Moo Duk Kwan Association 6. Current 1st Class International Grandmaster by the Kukkiwon 7. Current Grandmaster and President of H.K. Lee TaeKwonDo Academy in Herndon, Virginia 8. Past Vice-Chairman of the U.S.A. Grandmaster Society - Hall of Fame Award Committee 9. Past Chairman of the U.S.A. Grandmaster Society TaeKwonDo Personal Conduct Program Promotion Campaign. 10. Past Vice-Chairman of the World TaeKwonDo Federation Education Committee 11. Past Chairman of the Education Committee for the USTU. (Governing body of the United States TaeKwonDo under the U.S. Olympic Committee) 12. Past Vice-Chairman of the Tournament Committee of the United States TaeKwonDo Union 13. First President of the Unified Greater Washington, DC Metropolitan Area Korean/American TaeKwonDo Masters Association. 14. First President of the Unified AAU TaeKwonDo Virginia State Association 15. Featured Cover Story, World Wide TaeKwonDo Times Magazine Yearbook, January 1985 16. Featured Cover Story, World Wide TaeKwonDo Times, April 1985, with five brothers (Largest Family in the World of Masters & Grandmasters who are all Siblings) 17. Featured Cover Story, World Wide Black Belt Magazine, January 1996 18. 1984 TaeKwonDo Hall Of Fame in the World Wide Traditional TaeKwonDo Magazine 19. 1986 Hall of Fame in World Wide World TaeKwonDo Magazine 20. 1989 Man of the Year by the American TaeKwonDo Federation 21. November 5, 1985 - featured in a USA Today Newspaper article entitled Tae Kwon Do his big kick: “In the world of Tae Kwon Do, Hyeon Kon Lee is a Super Star.” 22. April 20, 2013 inducted into Hall of Fame and Presented with the "TaeKwonDo Ambassador Award" by the US TaeKwonDo Grandmasters Society. II. Korean/American Community Field 1. Past Chairman for Board of Director of the Korean Community Center of Greater Washington 2. Past serving as a National Board of Director to the National Vision for Korea 3. Past project Advisor to the Korean American Association of the Greater Washington D.C. Area 4. July 1995 to July 2000 Advisor Committee Member to the President of the Republic of Korea regarding the Unification of North and South Korea 5. 1997 Master of Ceremonies for Candidate Reception of Mr. Dae Jung Kim by over 2,000 prominent members of the United States Korean American community. (Mr. Dae Jung Kim later became the 15th President of the Republic of Korea and won the Nobel Peace Prize) 6. Eighteenth President for the Korean/American Ho Nam Fellowship of Greater Washington Area. 7. First Vice-President of the Korean/American Association of Virginia 8. Sixth Chairman of board of directors for the Korean/American Association of Northern Virginia III. Mainstream United States Field In the past, since 1979, through organizing TaeKwonDo Championships and Masters’ Exhibitions, raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for charity organizations, resulting in numerous honors, citations, awards of appreciation and special recognition: 1. Common Wealth of Virginia, General Assembly, passed by unanimous decision, May 25, 2006, House Resolution 503 to “…commend his remarkable career and outstanding leader- ship…for his many accomplishments and his service to the citizens…” (Bill written by Senator Tomas Rust) 2. Virginia Governor’s Special Commendation 3. Fairfax County, Chairman of Supervisors’ Letter of Citation 4. Key to the City, Mayor of Tulsa Oklahoma 5. Medal of the City, Mayor of Durham, North Carolina 6. Special Welcome Recognition, Mayor of West Palm Beach, Florida 7. Appreciation Award, Mayor of Brunswick, Ohio 8. Appreciation Award, Mayor of the township of Union, New Jersey 9. Citation from Mayor of Baltimore, Maryland 10. Special Recognition from the Mayor of Castilla La Mancha, Spain 11. Special Recognition from the Mayor of Ayuntamionto Cacoves, Spain 12. Special Recognition from the President of Compeonato De Federation Aguila, Spain 13. Special Recognition from the Mayor of Ciudad Real, Spain (Non-profit organizations) 14. Special Recognition from LINK, Inc. (inter-faith organization providing food and other help to the needy) 15. Special Recognition from Camp Virginia Jaycees (to provide outdoor education and recreation experience for persons with special needs) 16. Special Recognition from Herndon Optimist Club 17. Special Recognition from Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) 18. Special Recognition from March of Dimes 19. Special Recognition from Environmental Education Center 20. Special Recognition from American Cancer Society 21. Special Recognition from Herndon High School 22 Special Recognition from Herndon Parks and Recreation 23. Special Recognition from South Lakes High School IV. Miscellaneous Field 1. Citation and Appreciation Awards from the President of the World TaeKwonDo Federation (WTF) 2. Citation and Appreciation Awards from the President of the Kukkiwon 3. Advisor Committee Secretary General Award for Distinguished Service to the Republic of Korea President regarding the Unification of North and South Korea, 1989 4. Special Recognition from the Dean of the Korean National University of Physical Education 5. Special Recognition from the Korea TaeKwonDo Association, North Chola Province TaeKwonDo Association 6. Special Recognition from the Korea TaeKwonDo Association, North Kyung Sang Province TaeKwonDo Association 7. Special Recognition from Korean Martial Art HapKiDo Association. 8. Eleven consecutive years Special Recognition from World Tae Kwon Do Culture Expo President and Chairman of Organizing Committee. Page 2 H.K. Lee Academy of TaeKwonDo © Copyright: 2017, 2018 Written by H.K. Lee Academy of TaeKwonDo President Hyeon Kon Lee ALL RIGHTS RESERVED This book or any part of it thereof may not be reproduced in any form without the written permission of the author. Prepared and edited by H.K. Lee Academy of TaeKwonDo Hyeon Kon Lee, President and Founder For information and book order please call or write to: H.K. Lee Academy of TaeKwonDo 465 Herndon Parkway, Herndon, VA 20170 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2ND KUB RED BELT ABOUT GRANDMASTER H.K. LEE (Hyeon Kon Lee)………………………………………………………….. 2 COPYRIGHT ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….… 3 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THIS BOOKLET ……………………………………..………………..…………… 5 MAXIMS ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……..… 6 2ND KUB RED BELT CURRICULUM ………………………………………………………………………………… 7 A. ALL CURRICULUM FROM PRECEDING LEVELS ………………….……………………….………… 7-13 B. FORM - TAEGEUK YOOK JANG (6) ……… ………………………………………………….….…………… 8 C. ONE STEP SELF DEFENSE ……………………………………………………………………………..………………… 9 D. KICKS AND PUNCHES ………………………………………………………………………………..……………… 9 E. SPARRINGS……………………………………………………………………………………………….……………… 9 F. BREAKINGS………………………………………………………………………………………….…………………… 9 G. 2ND KUB UNDERSTAND STRENGTH AND AGILITY TECHNIQUES……………….……………… 10 H. EXAM QUESTIONS ………………………………………………………………………...……………………… 11 RANK PROMOTION EXAM FORM………………………………………………………...………………………. 12 GALLERY…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….… 13 NOTES…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….14 - 15 STUDENT ATTENDANCE LOG ………………………………………………..……………………...… Back Cover Page 4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THIS BOOKLET The lesson plan for your next Rank is contained within this booklet. This booklet will help you better coordinate your class attendance and spend the proper amount of time learning and training with all the different aspects of your curriculum. To progress and prepare yourself for your next rank, you should come to class a recom- mended 3 or more times each week. You should also diversify the types of classes you take. The types of classes are: Forms, Sparring and Techniques/Basics, in addition to any Special Training that may be available. During each class, all aspects of your curriculum will be taught— but specific aspects may be emphasized on particular days. Look at the Weekly Class Schedule for details on classes. When a class is labeled “SPARRING,” then sparring skills, techniques and strategy will be emphasized. Some classes may require special consideration (For example: Sparring re- quires appropriate safety equipment). Approach each class with an attitude of confidence, humbleness, a strong desire to learn and never give up. In every lesson, practice as though you are defending yourself in a real life situation until it becomes second nature; both in technique and attitude. Remember to communicate with your Masters and Instructors; it is essential for a proper Instructor/Student relationship and will result in effective learning. If you have a question or need assistance with your lessons, you should ask a Master or Instructor for assistance.
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