You wear now
Green Tag · 7th Kup
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Green · 6th Kup
Get ready for your Green grading
You're currently a Green Tag belt, so your next grading is for Green. It's examined on what you're learning now — your Do-San pattern and the rest of the Green Tag syllabus, plus everything below it. Study it, test yourself, walk in ready.
What you'll be tested on
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Pattern
Do-San — every move, direction and its meaning.
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Line-work
The set fundamental-movement drills performed down the line at your Green grading.
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Theory
Grading theory and the tenets, up to Green Tag-belt level.
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Sparring & technique
Step-sparring, kicks and self-defence the examiner looks for through Green Tag.
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Terminology
The Korean terms across your syllabus up to and including Green Tag.
Your Green Tag line-work
Performed down the line at your Green gradingThe set drills of stances, blocks, strikes and kicks your examiner will call. Know the order and the stance for each. Stuck on a term? Ask the General.
- 1Walking stance high outer forearm block, reverse punch
- 2L stance knife hand guarding block
- 3Wedging block, front kick, double punch
- 4Turning kick, knife hand guarding block
- 5Bending ready stance side kick, forearm guarding block
- 6L stance knife hand strike
- 7Walking stance straight fingertip thrust
- 8Walking stance backfist strike
Test yourself for your Green grading
Basic · essentials
Green Tag Essentials Quiz
The must-know facts for grading day — Do-San pattern, key terms and the basics the examiner always asks. 15 questions.
Start basic quiz →Advanced · examiner-level
Green Tag Mastery Quiz
Deeper theory, full terminology, pattern detail and the trick questions that catch people out. 25 questions.
Start advanced quiz →Free Green Tag study downloads
Green TagThe fast track to Green
Green Tag Belt Deck
44 cards covering everything you're learning now — Do-San pattern, sparring basics and terms. Drill it on the bus, at the dinner table, five minutes before class.
£7.99
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Nervous about the Green grading?
Ask the General exactly what to expect — he's put thousands of students through it.