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    Poomsae Coordinator Terminology

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    The document outlines the terminology and hand signals used by field coordinators for the performance of poomsae in preliminary, semi, and final rounds of competition as well as for free style poomsae. It provides 10 terms and signals for the standard poomsae rounds and 12 terms and signals for the free style poomsae round. The terms are verbal commands given and the signals are hand gestures used to direct the contestants and communicate information like when to enter/exit, begin/end performance, bow, and announce scores.

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    Poomsae Coordinator Terminology

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    The document outlines the terminology and hand signals used by field coordinators for the performance of poomsae in preliminary, semi, and final rounds of competition as well as for free style poomsae. It provides 10 terms and signals for the standard poomsae rounds and 12 terms and signals for the free style poomsae round. The terms are verbal commands given and the signals are hand gestures used to direct the contestants and communicate information like when to enter/exit, begin/end performance, bow, and announce scores.

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    The document outlines the terminology and hand signals used by field coordinators for the performance of poomsae in preliminary, semi, and final rounds of competition as well as for free style poomsae. It provides 10 terms and signals for the standard poomsae rounds and 12 terms and signals for the free style poomsae round. The terms are verbal commands given and the signals are hand gestures used to direct the contestants and communicate information like when to enter/exit, begin/end performance, bow, and announce scores.

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    Poomsae Coordinator Terminology

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    Kuya Sir Ph
    The document outlines the terminology and hand signals used by field coordinators for the performance of poomsae in preliminary, semi, and final rounds of competition as well as for free style poomsae. It provides 10 terms and signals for the standard poomsae rounds and 12 terms and signals for the free style poomsae round. The terms are verbal commands given and the signals are hand gestures used to direct the contestants and communicate information like when to enter/exit, begin/end performance, bow, and announce scores.

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    Field Coordinator’s Terminology and Hand Signals for the Performance of the

    Recognized Poomsae
    Preliminary, Semi and Final Rounds (1st, 2nd and 3rd Rounds)

    1st Poomsae 2nd Poomsae

    Hand Terminology
    Terminology Explanation Hand Signals Explanation
    Signals (Verbal
    (Verbal commands)
    commands)
    Call for Contestant / Enter Call for Contestant / Enter the
    1 Chool-Jeon Left Hand Chool-Jeon Left Hand
    the Court Court
    2 Cha-ryeot Left Hand Attention Cha-ryeot Attention
    3 Kyeong-rye Left Hand Bow
    4 Joon-bi Right Hand End of the Performance Joon-bi Right Hand Ready
    5 Shi-jak Right Hand Take a rest Shi-jak Right Hand Begining of the Performance
    6 Baro End of the Performance Baro End of the Performance
    7 Shiyo Take a rest Shiyo Teke a rest
    Contestant can go to the coach.
    The waiting period between 1st Cha-ryeot &
    8 poomsae and 2nd poomsae is 30 to
    Left Hand Attention & Bow
    Kyeong-rye
    60 seconds.
    Announcement of the
    9 Pyo-chul Right Hand Pyo-Chul Right Hand Announcement of the scoring
    scoring
    10 Toe-Jang Left Hand Exit the court

    Prepared by: GM Tong Wan Shin & Nuri (Noor) M. Shirali WT - IR September 2014
    Field Coordinator’s Terminology and Hand Signals for the Performance of the
    Free Style Poomsae

    Terminology (Verbal commands) Hand Signals Explanation

    1 Chool-Jeon Left Hand Call for Contestant / Enter the Court


    2 Cha-ryeot Left Hand Attention
    3 Kyeong-rye Left Hand Bow
    4 Joon-bi Right Hand Ready
    5 Music start Time start - beginning of the Performance
    6 Music stop Time stop
    7 baro End of the Performance
    8 Shiyo Take a rest
    9 Cha-ryeot Left Hand Attention
    10 Kyeong-rye Left Hand Bow
    11 Phio-Chul Right Hand Announcement of the scoring
    12 Toe-Jang Left Hand Exit the court

    Prepared by: GM Tong Wan Shin & Nuri (Noor) M. Shirali WT – IR September 2014

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