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No payment, no email address, no account. Ten color belt ranks with the Korean terms and their English translations, the minimum time in grade for each, and separate notes where youth requirements differ. Print it, punch it, keep it in your training bag.
What's Inside
The requirements are cumulative — every rank assumes everything below it — and the guide is laid out so you can see that build happen across thirty months of minimum time in grade.
Who it's for
Tang Soo Do and Soo Bahk Do students who want their requirements written down in one place.Karate and Taekwondo practitioners curious how a related Korean system sequences its material. Much of it will look familiar; the order and the emphasis will not.
Solo and independent trainers who can already move but have no syllabus telling them what to work on next.
Returning students rebuilding after years away, who need to see the whole map again.
Instructors comparing their own curriculum against a documented traditional standard.
Who put this together
This is the curriculum as it is actually taught and tested, maintained against the World Moo Duk Kwan Technical Advisory Committee's official standard — not a version assembled from the internet.