2018 Black Belt World Global Open & U.S. Open Hanmadang ...€¦ · Web viewMajor Deductions (0.30 of point each occurrence) – grossly incorrect or poor Taekwondo technique (stance,

When : May 4, 2019Where : DW Civic Center

1801 Nash StreetSanford, NC 27330 USA

Information Packet

"A Black Belt is Earned, Not Purchased"

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2019 Global Open Presenting the best of Kukkiwon Hanmadang and WT Sparring

Contents1. Open Address --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p4

2. Schedule --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p5

3. Traditional Form Chart (Compulsory) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- p7

4. Individual Traditional Forms -guidelines- --------------------------------------------------------------------- p8

5. Team Traditional Forms –guidelines- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- p9

6. Individual/Team Creative Forms(W or W/O Weapons) -divisions chart- ----------------------------- p10

7 Individual Creative Forms W/O Weapons -guidelines- --------------------------------------------------- p11

8 Individual Creative Forms with Weapons -guidelines- ---------------------------------------------------- p12

9 Team Creative Forms W/O Weapons -guidelines- --------------------------------------------------------- p13

10 Individual Creative Forms with Weapons -rules- ----------------------------------------------------------- p15

11 Individual Spinning Hook, High Jump, Long Jump Kicks -divisions chart- ---------------------------- p17

12. Individual Spinning Hook Kick -guidelines- ------------------------------------------------------------------ p18

13. Individual High Jump Kick -guidelines- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ p19

14. Individual Long Jump Kick -guidelines- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- p20

15. Individual Power Breaking Knife Hand -divisions chart- -------------------------------------------------- P21

16. Individual Power Breaking Knife Hand -guidelines- -------------------------------------------------------- p22

17. Individual Power Breaking Skipping Side & Turning Back Kick -divisions chart- -------------------- p24

18. Individual Power Breaking Skipping Side Kick -guidelines- ----------------------------------------------- p25

19. Individual Power Breaking Turning Back Kick -guidelines- ----------------------------------------------- p26

20. Individual Creative Breaking (All round/Multi station) -divisions chart - ----------------------------- p27

21. Individual Creative Breaking (All round/Multi station) -guidelines- ----------------------------------- p28

22. Championship Team Demonstration -guidelines- --------------------------------------------------------- p30

23. Individual Sparring (Kyeoroogi) -divisions chart- ---------------------------------------------------------- p34

24. Individual / Team Sparring (Kyeoroogi) -guidelines- ------------------------------------------------------ p35

25. Hotel Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p41

26. Liability Waiver ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p42

27. Registration Form ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p44

28. Founding Grandmasters ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p45

29. Addendum -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- p46

www.bbwglobalfestival.com • 1-919-217-1555

http://www.bbwglobalfestival.com/


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Opening Address

Dear Colleagues, Last year, Global open had an overwhelming success and we are continuing the momentum this year. This is an open invitation to the 2019 Global Open and once again we will host the event at the beautiful Dennis Wicker Civic Center in Sanford, North Carolina, on Saturday, May 4, 2019.

Unlike any other Tae Kwon-Do event, Global Open brings the best of Kukkiwon Hanmadang and WT Sparring. The Tae Kwon-Do Hanmadang has been the most prestigious Tae Kwon-Do martial art event in South Korea and I am proud to present the concept to our region in the USA for the second time in a row.

Hanmadang competition, which incorporates all of the following aspects of Tae Kwon-Do training; Individual Traditional Forms Individual Creative Forms Team Traditional Forms Team Creative forms Team Demonstration Martial arts weapons form Breaking skills for Power, Speed, Jump and other creative ways

Although Hanmadang does not include sparring, we will still be holding a sparring portion of the competition.

As an Olympic sport, Tae Kwon-Do has grown in popularity throughout the world. However, not all have Olympic aspirations.

The vast majority of Tae Kwon-Do students train for confidence, discipline, respect, and personal improvement. Many do not enjoy sparring because of the combat nature; that is why Hanmadang provides an excellent avenue for people to enjoy. Regardless, our sparring portion will not be overshadowed. Last year, we used old school sparring rules with dynamic skills application and the response was only positive. Therefore, we decided to continue with the endeavor again this year.

Best of luck to everyone!

Grandmaster Jun Lee

9th Degree Black Belt, KukkiwonFounder of Black Belt World

Secretary General of United States Taekwondo Committee

Schedule of Events




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The Organizing Committee thanks you for your patience. Please find the tentative schedule of events. A more detailed scheduled will be released soon. All times listed below are subject to change based on final participant registration. The order listed below does NOT necessarily indicate the TIME order of events. All participants should be prepared to compete at the times listed. Failure to report will result in AUTOMATIC DISQUALIFICATION.

FRIDAY, May 3, 2019Dennis Wicker Civic Center 1801 Nash Street Sanford, NC 27330 USA

Time Description

12:00pm ~ 01:00pm Check in for Global Open & BBWG Academy

01:00pm ~ 05:00pm Referee & Judge Training

05:00pm ~ 07:30pm National Black Belt Exam

07:30pm ~ 08:00pm Dinner

08:00pm ~ 10:00pm Referee & Judge Training

SATURDAY, May 4, 2019Dennis Wicker Civic Center 1801 Nash Street Sanford, NC 27330 USA




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Time Description

07:00amDoors OpenCredential Pickup (Participants, Volunteers, Referees and VIPs) & Check In (Lobby)ALL participants MUST check-in and pickup their badge BEFORE competition

09:00am ~ 12:00pm

Individual Traditional FormsIndividual Creative Forms With WeaponsIndividual Creative Forms Without WeaponsIndividual Jumping High Kick BreakingIndividual Long Jump Kick BreakingIndividual Power Knife Hand BreakingIndividual Power Back Kick BreakingIndividual Power Skipping Side Kick BreakingIndividual Spinning Hook Kick BreakingIndividual Creative Breaking (All round, multi station)Individual Drop Kick BreakingTeam Demonstration

12:00pm ~ 01:00pm Welcoming Ceremony

01:00pm ~ 02:00pm Lunch

02:00pm ~ 04:00pm

All Incompleted Events from the Morning Session will ContinueTeam Traditional FormsTeam Creative Forms with WeaponsTeam Creative Forms without Weapons

04:00pm ~ 06:00pmSparring IndividualTeam Sparring (Tag team)The End

Traditional Poomsae-Form(*Designated)All ages, All belts

*Must perform the designated Poomsaes only




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Rank(Poomsae)

Age (Division)

3-6(Peewee)

7-9(Child)

10-12(Preteen)

13-17(Teen)

18-30(Adult)

31-45(Senior)

46-54(Executive)

55+(Platinum)

None - 9th Geup(Basic form/Dojang) V V V V V V V V

7th - 8th Geup(Taegeuk 1 or 2) V V V V V V V V

5th - 6th Geup(Taegeuk 3 or 4) V V V V V V V V

3rd - 4th Guep(Taegeuk 5 or 6) V V V V V V V V

1st - 2nd Geup/Deputy (Bo-dan)(Taegeuk 7 or 8)

V V V V V V V V

1st Poom/Dan(Koryu) V V V V V V V V

2nd Poom/Dan(Keumgang) V V V V V V V

3rd Poom/Dan(Taebaek) V V V V V V V

4th Poom/Dan(Pyongwon) V V V V V

5th Dan(Sipjin) V V V V

6th Dan(Jitae) V V V V

7th Dan(Chunkwon) V V V

8th Dan(Hansoo) V V V

9th Dan(Ilyeo) V V

Individual Traditional Forms (Poomsae)(1 Participant only. No age requirement. All belts)

1. The winner will be declared by judges’ total score




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2. Judging criteriaa. Correct Execution of Each Technique

i. Posture - correct stances (For example, is it a correct forward stance - is it too long or too wide)?

ii. Accuracy of Each Hand Technique – In addition to the technique, setting hands properly for blocks and strikes, as well as following the correct path and finishing in the correct place

iii. Speed and Power of Each Hand Technique

b. Taekwondo Spirit i. Kihap – confidence ii. Attitude and Etiquette – proper respect as soon as the Participant’s name is officially called

to perform

c. Accurate Sequence of Movements i. Correct poomsae based on Participant’s registered rank. If participant performs the wrong

poomsae according to the registered rank (EXAMPLE: 1st Guep performs 1st Dan Poomsae Koryo), participant will automatically receive a score of 5 for Accurate Sequence of Movements but will NOT be disqualified.

ii. Correct order of techniques for each poomsae, including correct stances, blocks and strikes (For example, NOT scoring only if the forward stance was correct, but determining if it was a forward stance when it was supposed to be a back stance.)

d. Presentation i. Speed/Tempo/Flow ii. Eye Control - correct direction to “look”, correct eye position as well as where eyes are

focused

3. Disqualificationa. Participant exceeds the 90-second time limit b. Unsportsmanlike conduct

4. Tiebreaker a. In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple 2nd and

3rd places awarded) – participants will perform poomsae one additional time. Judges will rescore. If there is still a tie, there will be two 1st places awarded.

Team Traditional Forms (Poomsae)(2-10 Participants. No age requirement. All belts.)

Each team must select a team captain and team name





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2. The following will complete each team’s score: a. Correct Execution of Each Technique

i. Posture - correct stances a (For example, is it a correct forward stance - is it too long or too narrow?)


iii. Accuracy of Each Kicking Technique - correct form, height and power of kick iv. Speed and Power of Each Individual Technique

b. Taekwondo Spirit i. Kihap – confidence ii. Attitude and Etiquette – proper respect as soon as the Team’s name

is officially called to perform c. Accurate Sequence of Movements

i. Correct poomsae based on lowest team member’s registered rank. If team performs the wrong poomsae according to the lowest team member’s registered rank.

① (EXAMPLE: 1 team member is an 8th Guep and team performs 1st Dan Poomsae Koryo)

ii. Correct order of techniques for each poomsae, including correct stances, blocks and strikes (For example, NOT scoring only if the forward stance was correct, but determining if it was a forward stance when it was supposed to be a back stance.)

d. Presentation i. Speed/Tempo/Flow ii. Eye Control - correct direction to “look”, correct eye position as well as where eyes are

focused e. Unity of Team Performance

i. Team Synchronization - Every movement must be executed by each team member at the same time. However, team members may be facing different directions. Movements out of synchronization with other team members (for example, an "echo" movement) will result in a lower score.

3. Disqualificationa. Team exceeds the 90-second time limit b. Unsportsmanlike conduct

4. Tiebreaker a. In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple 2nd and

3rd places awarded) – teams will perform poomsae one additional time. Judges will rescore. If there is still a tie, there will be two 1st places awarded.

Individual/Team Creative Forms (W or W/O Weapons)

All ages, 8th Geup and above




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RankAge (Division)

3-6(Peewee)

7-9(Child)

10-12(Preteen)

13-17(Teen)

18-30(Adult)

31-45(Senior)

46-54(Executive)

55+(Platinum)

5th - 8th Geup V V V V V V V V

1st - 4th Geup/Deputy (Bo-dan) V V V V V V V V

1st Poom/Dan V V V V V V V

2nd Poom/Dan V V V V V V V

3rd Poom/Dan V V V V V V

4th Poom/Dan V V V V V

5th Dan V V V V

6th Dan V V V V

7th Dan V V V

8th Dan V V V

9th Dan V V

Individual Creative Forms (Poomsae) Without Weapons(1 Participant only. No age requirement. 8th Geup & above.)


2. Music should not be uploaded to the website, there is no place to upload music. People must bring their own music and own speakers. Contestants can either bring music on a phone and connect it to




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their own speaker, or connect a laptop to a speaker. Either way, the source of the music and sound amplification need to be provided by each contestant.

3. Props are allowed and must be appropriate for a family environment. (For example, a hat is allowed. No weapons are allowed.) Breaking boards ARE considered a prop and are acceptable. Board fragments ARE allowed. ALL props must be provided by the participant.


i. Posture - correct stances (For example, is it a correct forward stance - is it too long or too wide?)


iii. Speed and Power of Each Hand Technique b. Taekwondo Spirit

i. Kihap – confidence ii. Attitude and Etiquette – proper respect as soon as the Participant’s name is officially called

to perform c. Execution of Compulsory Techniques

i. Execution of the minimum number of kicks (additional types and number of kicks are allowed):

① 2 Front Snap Kicks (any variation of Front Snap Kicks, Ap Chagi) ② 2 Roundhouse Kicks (any variation of Roundhouse Kicks, Ap Dollyo Chagi) ③ 2 Side Kicks (any variation of Side Kicks, Yeop Chagi) ii. Execution of Each Kicking Technique

d. Creativity i. Composition of choreography ii. Creativity of entire routine iii. Degree of Difficulty

5. Disqualificationa. Participant exceeds the 90 second time limitb. Unsportsmanlike conduct

6. Tiebreaker - In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple

2nd and 3rd places awarded) – participants will perform poomsae one additional time. Judges will rescore. If there is still a tie, there will be two 1st places awarded.

Individual Creative Forms (Poomsae) With Weapons(1 Participant only. No age requirement. 8th Geup & above.)

1. The winner will be declared by judges’ total score2. Music should not be uploaded to the website as there is no place to upload music. People must bring

their own music and speakers. Contestants can either bring music on a phone and connect it to their




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own speaker, or connect a laptop to a speaker. Either way, the source of the music and sound amplification need to be provided by each contestant.

3. Props are allowed and must be appropriate for a family environment. (For example, a hat is allowed.)

Breaking boards ARE considered a prop and are acceptable. Board fragments ARE allowed. ALL props must be provided by the participant.

4. Only martial arts weapons are allowed. Any weapon blade must be dull and approved by the Organizing Committee.




iii. Speed and Power of Each Hand Technique iv. Execution of use of Weapon(s) b. Taekwondo Spirit

i. Kihap (Yell) – confidence ii. Attitude and Etiquette – proper respect as soon as the Participant’s name is officially called

to perform c. Execution of Compulsory Techniques


ii. 2 Front Snap Kicks (any variation of Front Snap Kicks, Ap Chagi) iii. 2 Roundhouse Kicks (any variation of Roundhouse Kicks, Ap Dollyo Chagi) 2 Side Kicks (any

variation of Side Kicks, Yeop Chagi)iv. Execution of Each Kicking Technique

d. Creativity i. Composition of choreographyii. Creativity of entire routine iii. Degree of Difficulty

6. Disqualificationa. Participant crosses outside of the ring b. Participant exceeds the 90-second time limitc. Unsportsmanlike conduct


2nd and 3rd places awarded) – participants will perform poomsae one additional time. Judges will rescore. If there is still a tie, there will be two 1st places awarded.

Team Creative Forms (Poomsae) Without Weapons(2-10 Participants. No age requirement. 8th Geup & above.)






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2. Music is HIGHLY ENCOURAGED. Music should not be uploaded to the website as there is no place to upload music. People must bring their own music and speakers. Contestants can either bring music on a phone and connect it to their own speaker, or connect a laptop to a speaker. Either way, the source of the music and sound amplification need to be provided by each contestant.

3. Props are allowed and must be appropriate for a family environment. (For example, a hat is allowed. No weapons are allowed.) Breaking boards ARE considered a prop and are acceptable. Board fragments ARE allowed. ALL props must be provided by the participant.



ii. Accuracy of Each Hand Technique – In addition to the technique, setting hands properly for blocks and strikes, as well as following the correct path and finishing in the correct place iii. Speed and Power of Each Hand Technique

b. Taekwondo Spirit i. Kihap – confidence ii. Attitude and Etiquette – proper respect as soon as the Team’s name is officially called to

perform c. Execution of Compulsory Techniques


ii. 2 Front Snap Kicks (any variation of Front Snap Kicks, Ap Chagi) iii. 2 Roundhouse Kicks (any variation of Roundhouse Kicks, Ap Dollyo Chagi) iv. 2 Side Kicks (any variation of Side Kicks, Yeop Chagi) ii. Execution of Each Kicking Technique

d. Creativity i. Composition of choreography ii. Creativity of entire routine iii. Degree of Difficulty

e. Unity of Team Performance i. Team synchronization ii. Movements should be executed by each team member at the same time. However, team

members may be facing different directions. Unintentional movements out of synchronization with other team members will result in a lower score. Intentional movements out of synchronization (for example, an "echo" movement) will NOT result in a lower score.

5. Disqualificationa. Team member crosses outside of the ring b. Team exceeds the 90-second time limit c. Unsportsmanlike conduct




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2nd and 3rd places awarded) – teams will perform poomsae one additional time. Judges will rescore. If there is still a tie, there will be two 1st places awarded.

Team Creative Forms (Poomsae) With Weapons(2-10 Participants. No age requirement. 8 th Geup & up.) Each team must select a team captain and team name




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1. The winner will be declared by judge’s total score

7. Music should not be uploaded because there is no place to upload any music. People must bring their own music players.

8. Props are allowed and must be appropriate for a family environment. (For example, a hat is allowed.)

Breaking boards ARE considered a prop and are acceptable. Board fragments ARE allowed. ALL props must be provided by the participant.





iii. Accuracy of Each Kicking Technique - correct form, height and power of kick iv. Speed and Power of Each Individual Technique v. Use of Weapon(s)

b. Taekwondo Spirit i. Kihap – confidence ii. Attitude and Etiquette – proper respect as soon as the Participant’s name is officially called

to perform

c. Execution of Compulsory Techniques i. 2 Front Snap Kicks (any variation of Front Snap Kicks, Ap Chagi) ii. 2 Roundhouse Kicks (any variation of Roundhouse Kicks, Ap Dollyo Chagi) iii. 2

Side Kicks (any variation of Side Kicks, Yeop Chagi) NOTE: These are the MINIMUM number/type of kicks in the Event. Other types and

number of kicks are allowed.

d. Creativity i. Originality of Composition ii. Degree of Difficulty

e. Unity of Team Performance i. Team Synchronization ii. Movements should be executed by each team member at the same time. However, team

members may be facing different directions. Unintentional movements out of synchronization with other team members will result in a lower score. Intentional




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movements out of synchronization (for example, an "echo" movement) will NOT result in a lower score.

11. Disqualification a. Team member crosses outside of the ring b. Team exceeds the 90-second time limit c. Unsportsmanlike conduct


2nd and 3rd places awarded) – teams will perform poomsae one additional time. Judges will rescore. If there is still a tie, there will be two 1st places awarded.

Individual Spinning Hook Kick(Turning Whip) Divisions

Individual High Jump Kick (Jump Front) DivisionsIndividual Long Jump Kick (Flying side) Divisions

Ages 8 & up, 8th Geup and AboveRank Age (Division)




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3-6(Peewee)

7-9(Child)

10-12(Preteen)

13-17(Teen)

18-30(Adult)

31-45(Senior)

46-54(Executive)

55+(Platinum)

5th - 8th Geup N/A V V V V V V V1st - 4th Geup/

Deputy (Bo-dan) N/A V V V V V V V





5th Dan V V V V

6th Dan V V V V

7th Dan V V V

8th Dan V V V

9th Dan V V

Individual Spinning Hook Kick (Turning Whipkick)(1 Participant. Ages 8 & up. 8th Geup & up.)

1. Participant will attempt to break as many 1/4-inch pine boards as possible with a continuous Spinning Hook

Kick.

2. The participant who breaks the most boards will be declared the winner.

3. During the 30-second attempt, if the participant touches the board with their foot but the board does NOT break, the holder CANNOT reuse that board for the next attempt. The holder must reload a NEW board. If the participant does NOT touch the board, then the holder can reuse that board for the next attempt.




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4. The maximum number of holders is four with two holders in front. Holders will be provided by the Organizing Committee. a. If a participant would prefer to provide his or her own holders, that is acceptable. Holders will

ONLY be allowed on the competition floor during the participant’s event. There are no uniform requirements for board holders. (However, a taekwondo uniform is HIGHLY encouraged. If board holders are NOT in a taekwondo uniform, clothing must be suitable for a family environment.) ONLY martial arts shoes are allowed on the mats.

5. The front two holders must wear chest protectors and headgear.

6. Holders and Participants must remain in the designated spot.

7. Holders can only use one hand to hold the board the participant is attempting to break.

8. In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple 2nd and 3rd places awarded), there will be 1 overtime round. If there is still a tie after the overtime round, both participants will be awarded 1st place.

9. Broken boards will not be included in the final total score for the following infractions: a. The bottom of the board must be no lower than the participant’s waist. If the board is held below the

participant’s waist, there will be NO BREAK awarded for EVERY infraction. b. If the participant crosses into the square of the holders and steps outside of the square, there will be NO

BREAK awarded for EVERY infraction. c. The participant must break the board with the HEEL or the BOTTOM of the foot. If the participant breaks

the board using the foot edge or instep, there will be NO BREAK awarded for EVERY infraction. d. When a holder moves their wrist/hand to assist the breaking technique, there will be NO BREAK awarded

for EVERY infraction.

10. No Break (Score of 0) a. Participant touches the ground with any part of the body other than feet during the 30 second

attempt b. Participant falls down during the 30 second attempt c. Participant or holder crosses over any boundary line more than 3 times d. Participant breaks the target with the foot edge or instep more than 3 times

Individual High Jump Kick (Jumping Front Kick)(1 Participant. Ages 8 & up. 8th Geup & up.)

1. Each participant has a maximum of 30 seconds to attempt to break the board with Running Jumping Front

Snap Kick.

2. Each participant has only one attempt to break the board for each round.

3. Participants may not cover the breaking foot with any bandages, tape or any other material. The referee must approve any injuries that may need to be covered.




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4. The running distance is approximately 6 meters, and the starting board height will be determined by the referee.

5. The order of participants (who breaks first) will be determined by height. The shortest participant will attempt to break first.

6. Participants must break the board to advance to the next round. Board must be broken by an upward kicking technique to be considered a successful break.

7. Once the participant passes the designated halfway mark, an attempt is counted upon approach. (For example, once the participant crosses the designated halfway mark, they may not return to the starting position to attempt to break again.)

8. After each round, the board height will be raised incrementally at the referee’s discretion.

9. The participant to break the highest board will be declared the winner.

10. In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple 2nd and 3rd places awarded), the height will be raised until a participant FAILS to break the board. (If all participants fail to break the board, then 1st place will be awarded to the SHORTEST participant.)

11. If any part of the body touches the floor besides the feet, it is considered NO BREAK

Individual Long Jump Kick (flying Side Kick)(1 Participant. Ages 8 & up. 8th Geup & up.)

1. Each participant has a maximum of 30 seconds to attempt to break the board with Running Jump Side Kick.

2. Each participant has only one attempt to break the board for each round.


4. The running distance is approximately 6 meters, and an obstacle will be set as a starting point to jump.




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5. The order of participants (who breaks first) will be determined by height. The shortest participant will attempt to break first.

6. Participants must break the board to advance to the next round. Board must be broken with side kick while both feet are in the air.

7. Once the participant passes the designated halfway mark, an attempt is counted upon approach. (For example, once the participant crosses the designated halfway mark, they may not return to the starting position to attempt to break again.)

8. After each round, the obstacle will be positioned further away from the breaking object at the referee’s discretion.

9. The participant to break the longest distance will be declared the winner.

10. In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple 2nd and 3rd places awarded), the distance will be further away until a participant FAILS to break the board. (If all participants fail to break the board, then 1st place will be awarded to the SHORTEST participant.)

11. If any part of the body touches the floor besides the feet, it is considered NO BREAK

Individual Power Breaking Knife hand (Downward) Division

Ages 13 & up, 8th Geup & above

RankAge (Division)

3-6(Peewee)

7-9(Child)

10-12(Preteen)

13-17(Teen)

18-30(Adult)

31-45(Senior)

46-54(Executive)

55+(Platinum)

5th - 8th Geup V V V V V




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1st - 4th Geup/Deputy (Bo-dan) V V V V V

1st Poom/Dan V V V V V

2nd Poom/Dan V V V V V

3rd Poom/Dan V V V V V


5th Dan V V V V

6th Dan V V V V

7th Dan V V V

8th Dan V V V

9th Dan V V

Individual Power Breaking Knife Hand (Downward)

(1 Participant. Ages 13 & up. 8th Geup & above.)

1. Each participant will have one attempt to break with a Knife Hand Strike in a designated area. The

floor will NOT be matted.

2. The participant will attempt to break 1-inch pine boards with no spacers. Boards may not be taped together.

3. All boards will be placed on a board holding stand. The board holding stand will be placed directly on the floor.




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4. The participant is allowed 60 seconds to set up and place the board(s) on the holding stand.

5. The width of the board holding stand will be at the participant’s discretion.

6. Once the referee declares “Si Jak (begin)”, the participant's break must be done within 30 seconds

7. The participant must use the side of the palm (from the side of the first knuckle of the little finger to the front side of the wrist) for Knife Hand. Fingers can be bent; however, the hand cannot be closed in a fist position.

8. Participants may not cover the breaking hand with any bandages, tape or any other material. The referee must approve any injuries that may need to be covered.

9. Each participant must PRIVATELY complete a form that states the number of boards he or she will attempt to break prior to the start of the division.


11. If two or more participants break the same number of boards, the participant who attempted to break the greatest number of boards will receive a higher score. (For example, Participant #1 attempts to break 5 boards and only 4 boards break. Participant #2 attempts to break 4 boards and succeeds in breaking 4. Therefore, Participant #1 will receive the higher final position within the division, because they attempted to break more boards)

12. In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple 2nd and 13. 3rd places awarded), there will be 1 overtime round. (Add 1 additional board)

14. If there is still a tie at the end of the overtime round, the winner will be declared by body weight. (The lightest person will be declared the winner.) A scale will be provided at the event.

15. Deductions a. Participant crosses outside of the ring (1 board deduction) b. Participant disobeys the referee’s instructions (1 board deduction) c. Participant exceeds the 30-second time limit (1 board deduction) d. Unsportsmanlike conduct (1 board deduction for each occurrence)

- (For example, trying to distract the other participants, not showing respect to others, etc.)

16. Disqualification a. Participant attempts to break the boards twice b. Participant uses any part of the body OTHER than the side of the palm (from the side of the first

knuckle of the little finger to the front side of the wrist) for Knife Hand. (EXAMPLE: Participants breaks boards with the wrist)




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c. After attempting the break, participant falls down after breaking, touching the ground with any part of the body above the knees (The hand that broke the boards IS permitted to touch the ground after the break. In addition, a knee touching the ground is allowed.)

d. Touching the boards after the referee declares “Si Jak (begin)” is considered your 1 and only attempt. Any other touching of the boards will result in disqualification.




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Individual Power Breaking Skipping Side Kick (Sliding side) Divisions

Individual Power Breaking Turning Back Kick DivisionsAges 8 & up, 8th Geup and Above

Rank

Age (Division)

3-6(Peewee)

7-9(Child)

10-12(Preteen)

13-17(Teen)

18-30(Adult)

31-45(Senior)

46-54(Executive)

55+(Platinum)

5th - 8th Geup V V V V V V V

1st - 4th Geup/Deputy (Bo-dan) V V V V V V V





5th Dan V V V V

6th Dan V V V V

7th Dan V V V

8th Dan V V V

9th Dan V V

Individual Power Breaking Skipping Side Kick (Fast Step Side)




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(1 Participant Only. Ages 8 & up. 8th Geup and Above.) 1. Each participant will have one attempt to break with a Skipping Side Kick in the designated area.

Both of the Participant's feet must remain in the area.

2. The participant will attempt to break 1-inch pine boards with no spacers. Boards may not be taped together.

3. The participant's break must be done within 30 seconds. Once the referee declares “Si Jak (begin)”, the participant may not touch the boards.

4. The participant must use the heel of the foot/foot blade. The middle of the boards must be at least as high as the participant’s waist for Skipping Side Kick breaking.




8. If two or more participants break the same number of boards, the participant who attempted to break the greatest number of boards will receive a higher score. (For example, Participant #1 attempts to break 5 boards and only 4 boards break. Participant #2 attempts to break 4 boards and succeeds in breaking 4. Therefore, Participant #1 will receive the higher final position within the division, because they attempted to break more boards.)

9. In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple 2nd and 3rd places awarded), there will be 1 overtime round. (Add 1 additional board)


11. Deductions a. Participant exceeds the 30-second time limit (1 board deduction) b. Participant disobeys the referee’s instructions (1 board deduction) c. Unsportsmanlike conduct (1 board deduction for each occurrence)

(For example, trying to distract other participants, not showing respect to others, etc.)

12. Disqualification a. Participant attempts to break the boards twice b. Participant uses any part of the body OTHER than the heel of the foot/foot blade.

(EXAMPLE: Participants breaks boards with the instep) c. Participant falls down during the 30-second attempt, touching the ground with any part of the

body besides the feet d. Touching the boards after the referee declares “Si Jak (begin)” is considered your 1 and only

attempt. Any other touching of the boards will result in a score of 0 = No break.

Individual Power Breaking Turning Back Kick




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(1 Participant Only. Ages 8 & up. 8th Geup and Above.) 1. Each participant will have one attempt to break with a Turning Back Kick in the designated area.

(Taking a step before turning is allowed.) Both of the Participant's feet must remain in the area.

2. Participants will attempt to break 1-inch pine boards with no spacers. Boards may not be taped together.


4. Participant must use the heel of the foot/foot blade. The middle of the boards must be at least as high as the participant’s waist for Turning Back Kick breaking.




8. If two or more participants break the same number of boards, the participant who attempted to break the greatest number of boards will receive a higher score. (For example, Participant #1 attempts to break 5 boards and only 4 boards break. Participant #2 attempts to break 4 boards and succeeds in breaking 4. Therefore, Participant #1 will receive the higher final position within the division, because they attempted to break more.)

9. In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple 2nd and 3rd places awarded), there will be 1 overtime round. (Add 1 additional board)


11. Deductions a. Participant exceeds the 30-second time limit (1 board deduction) b. Participant disobeys the referee’s instructions (1 board deduction) c. Unsportsmanlike conduct (1 board deduction for each occurrence)


12. No Break (Score of 0) a. Participant attempts to break the boards twice b. Participant uses any part of the body OTHER than the heel of the foot/foot blade. (EXAMPLE: c. Participants breaks boards with the instep) d. Participant falls down during the 30-second attempt, touching the ground with any part of the

body besides the feet e. Touching the boards after the referee declares “Si Jak (begin)” is considered your 1 and only

attempt. Any other touching of the boards will result in disqualification.




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Individual Creative Breaking (All-round, Multi station)

All ages, 8th Geup & Above

RankAge (Division)

3-6(Peewee)

7-9(Child)

10-12(Preteen)

13-17(Teen)

18-30(Adult)

31-45(Senior)

46-54(Executive)

55+(Platinum)

5th - 8th Geup V V V V V V V V1st - 4th Geup/

Deputy (Bo-dan) V V V V V V V V





5th Dan V V V V

6th Dan V V V V

7th Dan V V V

8th Dan V V V

9th Dan V V

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(1 Participant only. All ages. 8th Geup and Above.)

1. Participants have 60 seconds to set up and 60 seconds to execute their breaks.

2. At the participant's discretion, he or she will attempt to break a minimum of 1 board and a maximum of 6 boards. (Age 6 and under: maximum 3 boards) (All boards are 1/4-inch pine boards.) Participant is allowed to do multiple boards at 1 station.

3. Participants may not cover any part of the body that will be used for breaking a board with any bandages, tape or any other material. The referee must approve any injuries that may need to be covered.

4. Props CAN be used but boards cannot be altered. (For example, board fragments, confetti, streamers, poppers, powder, etc. cannot be added to the boards) Board stands, blocks, board holding devices, chairs are considered props and CAN be used.

5. Participants must provide their own holders. Holders will ONLY be allowed on the competition floor during the participant’s event. There are no uniform requirements for board holders. (However, a taekwondo uniform is HIGHLY encouraged. If board holders are NOT in a taekwondo uniform, clothing must be suitable for a family environment.) ONLY martial arts shoes are allowed on the mats.

6. The participant may attempt to break each technique a maximum of 3 times. Broken boards may not be replaced on the 2nd or 3rd attempt. (For example, if a participant does a split kick in the air and only one board breaks, the participant CANNOT replace broken board with a new board on the 2nd or 3rd attempt.)

7. Judging criteriaa. Creativity

i. Creativity of Performance ii. Degree of Difficulty

b. Execution of Requirements i. Broke at least 1 board and not more than 6 boards ii. Not exceeding the maximum number of attempts per break, maximum of 3 attempts

c. Presentation i. Speed/Tempo/Flow

d. Taekwondo Spirit i. Kihap – confidence ii. Attitude and Etiquette – proper respect as soon as the

Participant’s name is officially called to perform 8. Deductions

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b. Participant exceeds the 60-second time limit c. Participant exceeds the maximum number of attempts allowed per break, maximum of 3

attemptsd. Altering the board in any way. e. Participant crosses outside of the ring

(Participant will not receive a deduction if the holder crosses outside of the ring)f. Unsportsmanlike conduct


2nd and 3rd places awarded) – participants will perform breaking routine one additional time. Judges will rescore. If there is still a tie, there will be two 1st places awarded.

Championship Team Demonstration

(5-40 Team Members. No age requirement. All belts.)




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Winning demo team will receive a cash prize1st Place - $10002nd Place -$5003rd Place - $300

1. Team Demonstration is a fusion of proper Taekwondo techniques in combination with a number of

creative elements which can include Music, Choreography, and Storytelling. a. The following components are REQUIRED for each team.

i. Poomsae (traditional and/or creative)ii. Weaponsiii. Board Breaking:

① Each team must attempt to break exactly break exactly 40 1/4-inch boards – no fewer or more than 40 1/4 inch boards can be used. Each team may determine how to break the 40 1/4 inch boards (can use spacers, holding devices, etc.)② Each team must attempt to break exactly 10 1-inch boards – no fewer or more than 10 1-inch boards can be used. Each team may determine how to break the 10 1-inch boards (can use spacers, holding devices, etc.)③ In addition to the above required boards, teams can break brick or other items in accordance to clause 7 below regarding props. These optional breaks/techniques may be included in addition to the above required number of boards.

iv. Self Defense (can include weapons)① Simulated fighting with 1 or more participants attacking 1 or more participants defending.

2. Base Points - Each team always begins with 50 points.

3. Teams have a 2-minute setup time limit prior to their performance.

4. Teams have a 7-minute performance time limit, NOT including time for set-up.

5. Ring dimensions are approximately 12 meters x 12 meters.

6. Music must be brought on a phone, not thumb drive or USB.

7. Props are allowed and must be appropriate for a family environment. (For example, a hat is allowed.) Breaking boards ARE considered a prop and are acceptable. Board fragments ARE allowed. ALL props must be provided by the team. Absolutely NO Pyrotechnics, fireworks (including




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poppers), or flame breaks. Confetti or similar product is prohibited. Flowers and fruit are acceptable.


9. The following categories of performance will be judged independently and will collectively comprise each team’s score: a. Unity of Team Performance (10 points)

i. Degree of difficulty of synchronized parts of performance ii. Team Synchronization – Movements should generally be executed by each performing

team member at the same time during Team forms portion of performance. However, team members may be facing different directions. Groups of team members may perform distinct actions, but unity within their group should be maintained, transitions should be smooth, and over-all movement among the groups should be harmonious. Unintentional movements out of synchronization with other team members will result in a lower score. Intentional movements out of synchronization done for creative effect (for example, an "echo" movement) will NOT result in a lower score.

iii. Minor Deductions (0.10 of point each occurrence) – One team member made a small, but noticeable, out-of-sync movement that, at the judge’s discretion, had a detrimental impact on team unity.

iv. Major Deductions (0.30 of point each occurrence) – One team member made a major, jarring out-of-sync movement, or multiple team members had synchronization issues performing the same movement or short- sequence of movements. EXAMPLE: Turning the wrong way or performing an obviously incorrect technique compared to the rest of the team.

b. Accuracy and Execution of Techniques – Taekwondo Techniques - (10 Points) i. Posture - correct stances (For example, is it a correct forward stance - is it too long or too

narrow?) ii. Accuracy of Each Taekwondo Hand Technique (In addition to the technique, setting hands

properly for blocks and strikes, as well as following the correct path and finishing in the correct place.)

iii. Accuracy of Each Taekwondo Kicking Technique – Correct form, height and power of kick. iv. Minor Deductions (0.10 of point each occurrence) – One or more team member(s) made a small, but noticeable, incorrect Taekwondo technique

iv. Major Deductions (0.30 of point each occurrence) – grossly incorrect or poor Taekwondo technique (stance, block, kick, etc.) or other major errors such as a total loss of balance resulting in a fall or significant stumble during any Taekwondo or non-Taekwondo action.

c. Accuracy and Execution of Techniques – Weapons - (10 Points) i. Execution of use of weapon(s) ii. Creativity of use of weapon(s)




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iii. Consider applicability of actions with the weapon’s intended use and look for miscues such as unintentionally fumbling or dropping the weapon. However, obvious disarms, such as during a self- defense routine, will not be penalized.

iv. Minor Deductions (0.10 of point each occurrence) – incorrect or poor technique while using weapon(s), or other minor errors such as fumbling (but not dropping) a weapon, or slight loss of balance NOT resulting in a fall or significant stumble.

v. Major Deductions (0.30 of point each occurrence) – grossly incorrect or poor technique while using weapon(s) an unintentionally dropped weapon, or other major errors such as a total loss of balance resulting in a fall or significant stumble during any Taekwondo or non-Taekwondo action.

d. Accuracy and Execution of Techniques – Board Breaking and Other Breaking - (10 Points) i. Each team must attempt to break exactly 40 ¼-inch boards –no fewer or more than 40

¼inch boards can be used. Each team may determine how to break the 40 ¼ inch boards ① (can use spacers, holding devices, etc.) ii. Each team must attempt to break exactly 10 1-inch boards – no fewer or more than 10 1inch boards can be used. Each team may determine how to break the 10 1-inch boards ② (can use spacers, holding devices, etc.) iii. In addition to the above required boards, teams can break brick or other items in accordance to clause 7 above regarding props. These optional breaks may be included in addition to the above required number of boards.

ii. Degree of Difficulty iii. Creativity of Breaking performance iv. Minor Deductions (0.10 of point each occurrence) – missed break. The minor deduction

applies to missed boards or props. v. Major Deductions (0.30 of point each occurrence) –major errors such as a total loss of

balance resulting in a fall or significant stumble during any taekwondo or non-taekwondo action during breaking. The major deduction applies to missed boards or props. e. Presentation (10 points)

vi. Etiquette – proper respect in response to judges commands vii. Attitude – kihap, confidence, assertiveness, body language viii.Tempo/Flow of the performance – Consider the transitions between segments of the

performance and whether they flow smoothly, have a good rhythm, and harmony that contributes to the overall performance.

ix. Speed and Power of Taekwondo Techniques x. Eye Control - correct direction to “look”, correct eye position as well as where eyes are

focused e. Creativity (10 points)

i. Degree of Difficulty of Choreography – consider difficulty of Taekwondo sequences in conjunction with the level of sophistication in musical timing and other thematic elements as well as the degree of team member participation in any given action.




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ii. Degree of Difficulty of breaks, kicks, and tricks – consider height of jumps, number of kicks in a jump, gradient of spins in a spin kick, consecutive kicks, and acrobatics performed in combination with a Taekwondo action such as a break.

iii. Originality of Composition – consider the creativity of the actions, components, attire, and thematic elements and how they contribute to the overall performance.

f. Taekwondo Spirit (10 points) i. Kihap – confidence ii. Attitude and Etiquette – proper respect as soon as the Team is

officially called to perform

10. Procedural Deductions – To be deducted from final score, for procedural or other infractions not specifically covered by judging criteria. a. Team exceeds the 120-second time (2 minutes) limit for setup (1 point deduction for every 10

seconds over time limit) b. Team exceeds the 7-minute time limit (1 point deduction for every 10 seconds over time limit) c. Unsportsmanlike conduct (1 point deduction)

i. Including but not limited to making undesirable remarks or any misconduct on the part of a participant or coach or interfering with another participant, coach, or official.

d. Team crosses outside of the ring (1 point deduction for each occurrence) i. Unintentional landing outside of the ring will be considered a deduction (Example: a

participant performs a flying side kick, does not control landing and steps outside of the ring)

ii. All techniques, movements, breaking techniques (including holders and holding devices) must remain inside of the ring during the demonstration.

iii. All team members participating in a particular segment of the demonstration must remain on the mat. If a team member is waiting to be in the next segment of the demonstration it is acceptable to be off of the mat and NOT considered a deduction. Too many or too few team members (1 point deduction)

11. Tiebreaker a. In the event of a tie for 1st place only (If there is a tie for 2nd or 3rd place there will be multiple

2nd and 3rd places awarded) – team will perform routine one additional time. Judges will rescore. If there is still a tie, the winner will be determined by the following:

b. Add the score of ONLY “Unity of Team Performance” and “Creativity” (Maximum of 20 points) – The highest score will be declared the winner.

c. If there is still a tie after above scenario, then the judges will raise their hand to identify the judge’s opinion on which team had the best overall performance.

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All ages, All belts-Sparring is not a part of the Hanmadang Festival, and it is held as a division of

Black Belt World Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Event-

RankRules

Age (Division) for Sparring

3-6Peewee

8-9Child

10-12Preteen

13-17Teen

18-30Adult

31-45Senior

46-54Executive

55+Platinum

None Guep(Against shield) V V V V V V V V

9th/7th Geup(Modified WT Rules) V V V V V V V V

6th/3rd Geup(Modified WT Rules) V V V V V V V V

2nd/1st GuepDeputy/Bo-dan

(Modified WT Rules)V V V V V V V V

1st/4th Poom(Modified WT Rules) V V V V V V V V

1st Dan & Up(Modified WT Rules) V V V V V

Sparring Competition Guidelines (Individual)Judging




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1. Highly qualified judges and referees including nationally and internationally certified officials will officiate the matches

2. Traditional Manual Paper Judging method will be used3. Modified point systems (1-4 pts) will be used for All Ages including the Junior divisions.

Safety gear requirements1. No safety gear is required for None Geup (White belt) students-They do “Sparring against a shield”2. Full gear is required for all other competitors 3. Mandatory Full gear: *Face, Head, Chest, Cup (for male), Forearm, Fist, Shin & Instep.

*FACE gear: Unlike any other tournaments, Face shield is mandatory for all ages and all divisions, however, the contestant chooses not to wear the face shield, guardian/instructor/contestant must sign the waiver before the match begins.

DivisionRing officials will make divisions according participants rank, gender, weight/height

Duration of matches

Pee wee/Phoenix

Non Black Belts(12 & under)

Non Black Belts (13 & up)Poom (13 & under Black Belts)

Black Belts

One 90sec 90 Seconds One 2 Minutes Two 90 Seconds

Rules (Modified Old school rules without the electronic gears will govern the competition)Controlled face contact or brush touch to the face will be allowed with face gear (All ages).

Team Sparring GuidelinesThree (3) members per team, members must hold the rank of 1st Dan/Poom or higherDivision: Will open to ages 7-9, 10-12, 13-17, 18-32, Match duration: 5 minutes two rounds

The Global Open Competition Guidelines will govern this competition.




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- Global Open Sparring Rules -

Permitted Techniques and Areas1. Permitted Techniques

a. Fist techniques: Delivering techniques by using the front parts of the forefinger and middle finger of the tightly clenched fist.

b. Foot techniques: Delivering techniques by using the parts of the foot below the ankle bone.2. Permitted Areas

a. Trunk: Attack by fist and foot techniques on the areas covered by the trunk protector are permitted. However, such attacks shall not be made on the part of the back not covered by the trunk protector.

b. Face: The face excluding the back of the head, and attack is only permitted by foot technique.

Valid Points1. Legal Scoring Areas

a. Mid-section of the trunk: the abdomen and both sides of the flank.b. Face: the permitted parts of the face.

2. Points shall be awarded when permitted techniques are delivered accurately and powerfully (Trembling shots) to the legal scoring areas of the body.

3. In the Permitted Techniques, it says that “attacks shall not be made on the part of back not covered by the trunk protector”.

The valid points are divided as follows:a. One (1) point for attack on trunk protector b. Two (2) points for turning kick to the trunk or a kick to the face.c. One (1) additional point shall be awarded when the contestant is knocked down and the referee

counts.d. Four (4) points for jumping kicks to the face

4. Match score shall be the sum of points of the total rounds.5. Invalidation of points: When the following are committed, the delivered technique will not be scored.

a. Any types of falling, after delivery of the legitimate technique.b. Committing an illegal act after delivery of the legitimate technique.c. Use of any of the prohibited actions.

Scoring and Publication1. Valid points shall be immediately recorded.2. Valid points shall be immediately marked by each judge by using the judge's scoring sheet.3. In case of scoring by using the judge's scoring sheet, valid points shall be the ones recognized by two or

more judges.

Prohibited Acts1. Penalties on any prohibited acts shall be declared by the referee.2. In the case of multiple penalties being committed simultaneously, the heavier penalty shall be declared.




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3. Penalties are divided into "Kyong-go" [warning penalty] and "Gam-jeom" [deduction penalty].4. Two "Kyong-gos" shall be counted as deduction of one [1] point. However, the odd "Kyong-go" shall not be

counted in the grand total.5. A "Gam-jeom" shall be counted as minus one [-1] point.6. Prohibited acts: "Kyong-go" penalty

a. Interference with the progress of the matchi. Crossing the Boundary Lineii. Falling downiii. Evading by turning the back to the opponent

b. Undesirable actsi. Grabbing the opponentii. Holding the opponentiii. Pretending injuryiv. Butting or attacking with kneev. Attacking the groinvi. Stamping or kicking any part of the leg or footvii. Hitting the opponent's face with hands or fistviii.Interrupting the progress of the match on the part of the contestant or the coachix. Avoiding the match

7. Prohibited acts: " Gam-jeom" penaltya. Interference with the progress of the match

i. Throwing down the opponent by grappling the opponent's attacking foot in the air with the arm ii. Intentionally attacking the fallen opponent after declaration of 'Kal-yeo'.iii. Intentionally attacking the opponent's face with fist

b. Undesirable actsi. Temporary suspension of the match due to violent remarks or behaviors on the part of the

contestant or the coach8. When a contestant refuses to comply with the Competition Rules or the referee's order, the referee may

declare the contestant loser by penalty after one (1) minute.9. When the contestant receives minus three [-3] points, the referee shall declare him/her loser by penalties.10. "Kyong-go" and " Gam-jeom" shall be counted in the gross score of the total rounds.

Win by superiority1. In the case of a tie score by deduction of points, the winner shall be the contestant awarded any point or

more points through the three rounds.2. In the case of a tie score other than case 1. above [where both contestants received the same number of

points and/or deductions] the winner shall be decided by the referee based on superiority throughout all three rounds.

3. Decision of superiority shall be based on the initiative shown during the contest.

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2. Win by Referee Stop Contest [RSC] 3. Win by score or superiority 4. Win by withdrawal5. Win by disqualification 6. Win by referee's punitive declaration

Knock Down1. When any part of the body other than the sole of the foot touches the floor due to the force of the

opponent's delivered technique.2. When a contestant is staggered showing no intention or ability to pursue the match.3. When the referee judges that the contest cannot continue as the result of any power technique having

been delivered.

Procedure in the Event of a Knock Down1. When a contestant is knocked down as the result of the opponent's legitimate attack, the referee shall

take the following measures:a. The referee shall keep the attacker away from downed contestant by declaration of "Kal-yeo" [break].b. The referee shall count aloud from "Hanah" [one] up to "Yeol" [ten] at one-second interval towards the

downed contestant, making hand signals indicating the passage of time.c. In case the downed contestant stands up during the referee's count and desires to continue the fight,

the referee shall continue the count up to "Yeodul" [eight] for recovery of the downed contestant. The referee shall then determine if the contestant is recovered and, if so, continue the contest by declaration of "Kye-sok" [continue].

d. When a contestant who has been knocked down cannot demonstrate the will to resume the contest by the count of "Yeodul", the referee shall announce the other contestant winner by K.O.

e. The count shall be continued even after the end of the round or the expiration of the match time.f. In case both of the contestants are knocked down, the referee shall continue counting as long as one of

the contestants has not sufficiently recovered.g. When both of the contestants fail to recover by the count of "Yeol", the winner shall be decided upon

the match score before the occurrence of knock down.h. When it is judged by the referee that a contestant is unable to continue, the referee may decide the

winner either without counting or during the counting.

Procedures for Suspending the Match1. When a contestant is to be stopped due to the injury of one or both of contestants, the referee shall take

the following measures:2. The referee shall suspend the contest by declaration of "Kal-yeo" and order the Recorder to suspend the

time keeping by announcing "Kye-shi" [suspend].3. The referee shall allow the contestant to receive first aid within one minute.4. The contestant who does not demonstrate the will to continue the contest after one minute, even in the

case of a slight injury, shall be declared loser by the referee.5. In case resumption of the contest is impossible after one minute the contestant causing the injury by a

prohibited act to be penalized by "Gam-jeom" shall be declared loser.




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6. In case both of the contestants are knocked down and are unable to continue the contest after one minute, the winner shall be decided upon points scored before the injuries occurred.

7. When it is judged that a contestant's health is at risk due to losing consciousness of falling in an apparently dangerous condition, the referee shall suspend the contest immediately and order first aid to be administered. The referee shall declare as loser, the contestant causing the injury if it is deemed to have resulted from a prohibited attack to be penalized by "Gam-jeom", or in the case the attack was not deemed to be penalized by "Gam-jeom", shall decide the winner on the basis of the score of the match before suspension of the time.

Referees and Judges1. Duties

a. Refereei. The referee shall have control over the match.ii. The referee shall declare "Shi-jak", "Keu-man", "Kal-yeo", "Kye-sok" and "Kye-shi", winner and

loser, deduction of points, warnings and retiring. All the referee's declarations shall be made when the results are confirmed.

iii. The referee shall have the right to make decisions independently in accordance with the prescribed rules.

iv. The referee shall not award points.v. In case of a tie or scoreless match, the decision of superiority shall be made by the referee after

the end of three rounds.b. Judges

i. The judges shall mark the valid points on the judge’s sheet immediately.ii. The judges shall state their opinions forthrightly when requested by the referee.

RecorderThe recorder shall time the contest and periods of time-out, suspension, and also shall record and publicize the awarded points, and /or deduction of points.

Arbitration1. Procedure of Protest

a. In case there is an objection to a referee judgment, an official delegate must request for re-evaluation of decision together with the $100 fee to the Board of Arbitration within 10 minutes after the pertinent contest.

b. Deliberation of re-evaluation shall be carried out excluding those members with the same schools or group as that of either contestant concerned, and resolution on deliberation shall be made by majority.

c. The members of the Board of Arbitration may summon the refereeing officials for confirmation of events.




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d. The resolution made by the Board of Arbitration will be final and no further means of appeal will be applied.

Hotel Information




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Comfort Suites Sanford, North Carolina(Global Open Main Hotel. Walking Distance to DW Civic Center)

(919) 842-5600http://www.choicehotels.com

Hampton Inn Sanford, North Carolina(919) 775-2000

http://hamptoninn3.hilton.com

Holiday Inn Sanford, North Carolina(919) 776-6600

http://www.hiexpress.com/sanford

All of the above hotels are approved by the Organizing Committee and

all of our guests are assured a clean and comfortable stay.

When making reservations please inform the reservation clerk that you are with Global Open.

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PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT, WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY, ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND PARENTAL/GUARDIAN CONSENT

- Liability Waivers -In consideration of my participation in the Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival , I acknowledge, appreciate and agree that:

1. RISK IS INHERENT IN PARTICIPATION in the Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival, and in related training and discipline, including risks from the use of equipment and facilities, the risk of extensive and severe physical injury, paralysis, disability, death, harassment, exposure to inappropriate conduct as well as the risk of damage or loss of property.

2. I KNOWINGLY AND FREELY ASSUME ALL SUCH RISKS; both known and unknown, EVEN IF ARISING FROM THE NEGLIGENCEOR OMISSIONS OF THE Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival , STAFF, VOLUNTEERS, REPRESENTATIVES and/or FELLOWPARTICIPANTS.

3. I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to my dismissal and/or participation of any kind.

4. I BELIEVE I AM QUALIFIED AND SUFFICIENTLY FIT TO PARTICIPATE in the Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival.

5. In consideration of my and/or the minor child’s participation in the Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival by the Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival we acknowledge, appreciate and agree that:

6. Both Parent(s), Guardian(s) and/or Participant hereby voluntarily release Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival, their agents or employees, and all other persons or entities from any and all liability, claims, demands, actions or rights of action, which are related to or are in any way connected with the Participant’s participation in Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival that may arise from or be related to any loss, damage or injury, including death, that may be sustained by myself, my child or any personal property while participating in Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival, programs and any and all other activities conducted and/or organized by Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival., including specifically but not limited to negligent acts or omissions of Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival, their agents or employees, and all other persons or entities, for any and all injury, death and damage to myself, my child, any Parent or Guardian or to their property.

7. I further agree that if, despite this release, I or anyone on my or the minor child’s behalf makes a claim against the Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival, I will indemnify, save and hold harmless from any litigation expense, attorneys fees, loss liability, damage or costs that may incur as the result of any such claim.

8. PARTICIPANT PHYSICAL CONDITION: To the best of their knowledge, Parent(s), Guardian(s) and/or Participants that the Participant is in good physical condition and has no knowledge of any physical condition injury, or illness whatsoever which would place the Participant at risk connected with participating in a martial arts instruction, programs or activities conducted by the Center.

9. USE OF PERSONAL IMAGE: I, the Participant and Parent(s) and/or Guardian(s), irrevocably authorize the Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival, its successors and assigns, and those acting under its authority, to copy,




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use, publish for art, advertising, trade or any other lawful purpose whatsoever, photographic portraits, pictures or videotapes of the Participant, in which the Participant may be included in whole or part.

10. IN SIGNING THIS ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT, I FULLY RECOGNIZE THAT IF ANYONE IS HURT OR PROPERTY IS DAMAGEDWHILE THE PARTICIPANT OR MINOR CHILD IS A PARTICIPANT AT THE Global Open Tae Kwon-Do Festival AND/ORANY AND ALL OTHER ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AND/OR ORGANIZED BY Black Belt World, Inc, I OR ANYONEON THE PARTICIPANT’S BEHALF WHETHER OR NOT THE PARTICIPANT IS A MINOR, WILL HAVE NO RIGHT TO MAKE ACLAIM OR FILE A LAWSUIT AGAINST Black Belt World, Inc OR THEIR OFFICERS, AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES,AND ALL OTHER PERONS OR ENTITIES (“Releasees”), EVEN IF THEY OR ANY OF THEM NEGLIGENTLY CAUSE THE BODILYINJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.

I have read this Agreement, fully understand its terms, understand that I have given up substantial rights by signing it, and sign it freely and voluntarily without any inducement and intend it to be a complete and unconditional release of all liability to the greatest extent allowed by law. If I am signing this Agreement on my own behalf as a Participant, I state that I am over the age of eighteen years old.

Signature (Parents/Guardian if minor): ______________________________________________ Date: ________________

2019 Global Open Registration Form




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Presenting the best of Kukkiwon Hanmadang and WT Sparring

Participant InformationFirst: ________________________________Last: __________________________ Birth Date:___________ Ages:_____ Gender:_____

Address: __________________________________________________________ City: ___________________________State: ________

E-mail: __________________________________________Cel phone (1): ( )______________ Cel phone (2): ( )_________________

Dojhang: ______________________________ Name of Instructor: ____________________________ His/Her Ph#:( ) _____________

Check(X) below that applies to you.TKDRanks(X) one

AgesDivisions(X) one

TKD HanmadangDivisions(X) all that applies to you

Global Open OlympicSparring(X) if entering

( )No/9th Geup ( )3-6 ( )Individual Traditional Forms ( )Entering individually

*( )Entering as a team( )8th/7th Geup ( )7-9 ( )Team Traditional Forms( )6th/5th Geup ( )10-12 ( )Individual Creative Forms w/o Weapons( )4th/3rd Geup ( )13-

17d( )Individual Creative Forms with Weapons

( )2nd/1st Geup/Deputy(Bo-dan) ( )18-30 ( )Team Creative Forms w/o Weapons( )1st Poom/Dan ( )31-45 ( )Team Creative Forms with Weapons( )2nd Poom/Dan ( )46-54 ( )Individual Creative Breaking-All round( )3rd Poom/Dan ( )55+ ( )Individual Long Jump Kick( )4th Poom/Dan ( )Individual Jumping High Kick( )5th Dan ( )Individual Power Knife hand( )6th Dan ( )Individual Power Skipping Side Kick( )7th Dan ( )Individual Power Back Kick( )8th Dan ( )Individual Spin Hook Kick

( )9th Dan( )Individual Drop Kick*( )Team Demonstration

Registration due Fees (X) Total Events Entering (Y) Total Payment (X+Y)Early bird: By Feb 28, 2019General: By April 20, 2019Late: By Apr 27, 2019

$75/person/event$85/person/event$95/person/event

Add $20 each additional event Coupon Code(if any)( )

*Team Demonstration: $200/team *Team Sparring: 3 member tag team: $100/teamSpectators: FREE

Liability WaiverI, the undersigned, waive, release, and discharge any and all rights and claims for damages which may occur against Black Belt World, Inc., and/or persons associated with this event in any capacity, for any and all damage which may be sustained

by me with my association with entry in the above athletic meet all contact sport. I understand the rules published by the

sponsors and agree with them in their entirety. Furthermore, I do hereby wave any compensation whatsoever for the use of photographs, movies, videos, etc. of me by the promoter.Signature (Parents/Guardian if minor): ______________________________________________ Date: ________________

Instructor’s Signature: ____________________________________________________________Date: ________________




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Addendum

Individual Beginner Breaking-Drop Kick- for None Geup~9th Geup, All agesAge brackets (3-6), (8-9), (10-12), (13-17), (18-30), (31-45), (46-54), (55+)

1. Each participant will have one attempt to break with a Drop Kick in the designated area.

2. Participants will attempt to break 1-inch pine boards held by a ring official.


4. Participant must use the heel or bottom of the foot. The middle of the boards must be at least as high as the participant’s head for drop Kick breaking.


6. The participant who breaks the boards with best technical execution will be declared the winner.

7. Deductions - Participant exceeds the 30-second time limit (1 mistake deduction) - Participant disobeys the referee’s instructions (1 mistake deduction) - Unsportsmanlike conduct (1 mistake deduction for each occurrence)


8. No Break (mistake)(Score of 0) a. Participant attempts to break the boards twice.b. Participant uses any part of the body OTHER than the heel or bottom of the foot. c. Participant falls down during the 30-second attempt, touching the ground with

any part of the body besides the feet.

Touching the boards after the referee declares “Si Jak (begin)” is considered your 1 and only attempt. Any other touching of the boards will result in disqualification.



Documents

2018 Black Belt World Global Open & U.S. Open Hanmadang ...€¦ · Web viewMajor Deductions (0.30 of point each occurrence) – grossly incorrect or poor Taekwondo technique (stance,