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== PROCEDURE FOR LEADING A CLASS (Sooryon Jido Bop) ==

All Taekwon-Do exercises are conducted in two ways; by command
and without command using a command procedure with an instructor or
assistant instructor giving commands, the following procedure should be
followed:

1. At the command of “Charot” (attention), the student comes to attention
giving the instructor his undivided attention as well.

2. At the command of “Kyong Ye" (bow), the student bows to the
instructor while remaining at attention stance.

3. After the instructor title or number of exercise that will be
performed, the instructor gives the command of “junbi” (ready), the
student will then take the appropriate Junbi Sogi (ready stance).

4. At the command of “Si Jak” (commence), the student begins with the
initial movement as the instructor counts “Hana” (one) “dool” (two),
“Set” (three), “Net” (four), “Dasot” (five), “Yosot” (six), “Ilgop”
(Seven), "Yodul” (eight), “Ahop” (nine), and so on., until the command
of “guman” (stop) is given.

5. At the command of “Swiyo” (at ease), the student relaxes with a parallel
ready stance.

6. At command of “Hae san” (dismiss), the student can walk away.

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