Purple Belt
“Coming to the mountain. The tree is in mid-growth and now the path becomes steep.”
Purple represents the forms of the Earth with stature, such as mountains and tall trees. Training increases in difficulty and expectations are raised above and beyond anything they've achieved so far. It's a "mountain" they must overcome.
Fundamentals
The following are the required basic fundamentals necessary to test and pass the next belt exam.
Crane Block
Fork Punch
Yolk Strike
Target Elbow Strike
Split Kick
Flying Dragon Kick
Whip Kick
One Step Sparring
1 - 40
Self Defense
9 & 10
-Rear Bear Hug-
9. Thrust shoulders forward, step forward with a thrust, back kick.
10. Thrust shoulders back, pull head out of lock while grabbing opponents’ arm, twist arm around back, Police Lock.
Poomsae
Taegeuk O Jang
Taegeuk O Jang represent the wind, meaning it can be both a mighty force or a gentle breeze according to its strength and weakness; its ebb and flow.