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16 lut 2023 · The Cho Dan Bo rank, the first level of black belt in the Tang Soo Do system, also represents mastery of the basic techniques and readiness to begin advanced training, as does the first Dan rank, the second level of black belt.
Master Belt Holder (Ko Dan Ja) Traditionally, full professorship of teaching the Art of Tang Soo Do was given to an individual who reached this level. The title in Korean is Sah Bum Nim. “Sah” literally translated means teacher, “Bum” means example, and “Nim” is a title of honor.
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Tae Kwon Do Terminology Glossary (English and Korean) This is a glossary of general Taekwondo and Tang Soo Do terms in English and the Korean equivalent. I have included multiple pronunciations and both older and newer Korean versions.
Tang Soo Do Cho Dan Bo: Dark Blue represents maturity, respect and honor. Our dark blue belt is given to the Cho Dan Bo (Black Belt candidate). He/She must now prepare mind and body for the final step needed to attain Black Belt.
Cho Dan Bo (dark blue): Maturity, respect and honour. Black Belt: Represents mastery, calmness, dignity and sincerity.
PYUNG AHN CHO DAN (Peaceful & Confident One) This is the 4th form in the Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan system, the first of the “Pyung ahn” series. The form stresses basic combinations, open-hand techniques, and introduces angles into forms.
