About Kuk Sool
Practice Rules
- Always enter into practice with energy, enthusiasm and a can do attitude.
- When you first learn a technique, you practice it carefully, slowly and smoothly. When you begin to understand the technique you can start to add speed and power.
- Be considerate to your training partner, adjust your technique for different people.
- Never try to practice a technique or form that you have not been taught and never teach others without permission and/or supervision by a Black Belt Instructor.
- When practicing Forms, always observe the "5 Principles of Forms."
- Clear Mind
- Eyes Bright
- Hands Fast
- Feet Slow & Deliberate
- Stances Low
- Be considerate when practicing forms or technique, practicing higher belts have the "right of way"
- Remember: Practice does not make perfect - only Perfect Practice makes Perfect (always seek correction and train to consistently improve).
- If you have a question, always ask an Instructor. Get your answers from the highest available authority. Discuss any questions or concerns with your instructor immediately.
- Never ask to be taught a new technique or form. Diligent and consistent practice of current material demonstrates your readiness to progress.
- If you need to leave the practice floor for any reason during class, always ask your instructor's permission.
- If you have a question for your instructor, never call him or her over to you, always go to them. When an instructor is demonstrating a form or technique, always stand in the Attention Position and give them your full attention. Always thank them for instruction.
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Topics
About Kuk Sool
- Kuk Sa Nim
- Benefits of Kuk Sool
- Components of Kuk Sool
- You-Won-Hwa
- Harmony of Kuk Sool
- The history of Kuk Sool
- Frequently asked questions
About the lessons
School Rules
Terminology
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