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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
(SELF-DEFENSE)
JMJ Marists Brothers
MODULE Notre Dame of Marbel University
College of Education
Learning Outcomes:
At the end of the lesson, the students can:
Enumerate the different kinds of equipment;
Discuss the uses and measurement of each equipment; and
Aware of the correct use of the equipment in taekwondo.
Introduction
As a martial art, it is known as a style that focuses particularly on kicking,and
experienced practitioners can be seen performing various Taekwondo administration
bodies but the main two are the ITF (internrational Taekwondo Federation) and the
WTF (World Taekwondo Federation) but it is the latter that is best known as it the
WTFform of Taekwondo that has been a major part of the Olympic Games since 1988.
Activity
Activity I. Word Factory. List equipment and facilities in as many as you can.
Look for its use and measurement. Mechanics of the activity is similar to the board
game Word Factory.
ITEM USE
1. ______________ - ___________________________
2. ______________ - ___________________________
3. ______________ - ___________________________
4. ______________ - ___________________________
5. ______________ - ___________________________
6. ______________ - ___________________________
7. ______________ - ___________________________
8. ______________ - ___________________________
9. ______________ - ___________________________
10. ______________ - ___________________________
Foot Protector
Chest Protector
Forearm Guards
Groin Guard
Hand Guard
Hand Wraps
Headgear
Heavy Bags
Kicking Paddles
Kicking Shields
Mat
Mouthguard
Rebreakable Boards
Shin Guards
Shoes
The cup protector, forearm and calf protectors should be put on under the
Taekwondo suit. It is allowed to use only protective equipment, gloves and a
mouthpiece for his (her) personal use that were approved by WTF. All other
types of protective helmets for the head are prohibited (except for WTF
approved helmets).
Ti - A belt used around the waist to denote the rank or grade of the wearer. In
taekwondo, belts are conventionally divided into "color" (including white) and "black". It
is customary to adhere to the following classification:
Black belts have their own levels – dans. In total, there are 9 dans in taekwondo. The
holder of a red belt with a black stripe (1 geup) must keep training for at least six
months before s/he can get the 1st dan. Everyone can get a black belt (1st dan) in 2.5
– 4 years, depending on the abilities, frequency of training and frequency of certifying.
Safety Equipment
Head Guard - Indispensible acessory while sparring or in competitive fighting in
Taekwondo.
Mouth guard - An equipment that has become mandatory in almost every tournament
nowadays, to minimize the damage to the dental and mouth area of the athletes.
Forearm guard - An equipment used in the forearm region used to minimize the
damage done to this area from blocking kicks.
Body Guard - An equipment used to minimize the damage done to the torax region
and also to determine the score between the athletes. ( Every time you hit the circle
areas you gain points. This is explained better in the Fighting section.)
Groin guard. An equipment used to minimize the damage done to the groin area,
keeping in mind that it's not allowed in a Taekwondo fight to hit that area on purpose.
Shin Guard - An equipment used to minimze the damage done to the shin area, from
the constant hits with the legs.
Martial arts shoes - Very comfortable shoes used in trainings and other events. On
official events though, usually the use of this kind of shoes is not allowed.
Performance Task:
Activity II. Sharing of Ideas. Continuation of Activity I. After gathering resources of different
equipment. Each group must have a representative to share 3 items.
BELOW SATISFACTORY EXEMPLARY SCORE
EXPECTATION
References:
World Taekwodo Federation (WTF) Handbook 2009
Taekwondo Equipment List (rookieroad.com)
Equipment - Taekwondo (google.com)
Equipment & Facilities – Mazuki Taekwon-Do