The whole TAGB grading syllabus, arranged by belt. Every pattern move by move, every Korean term, the line work and what each belt means, from 10th Kup white belt to 5th Dan.
A grading asks for your pattern, your line work and your theory, and most students learn them from a club handout. TKD Guide puts the syllabus for every grade on your phone, so you only see what your next belt asks of you.
What is in it
• 15 grades, 10th Kup white belt to 5th Dan, in syllabus order
• All 26 patterns, from Sajo Jirugi to Yon Gae, every move numbered the way the syllabus counts it
• The ready position, end position and meaning of each pattern
• 206 Korean terms, English beside Korean
• The line work for each grade, in order, with the direction it is drilled
• What each belt colour signifies
How it works
• Pick a grade and everything for it is on one screen: belt meaning, patterns, key Korean and line work
• Open a pattern to read it move by move
• The Korean tab lists every term, and one tap filters it to a single belt
Built for the dojang
Everything works offline. No account, no sign-in, nothing to set up. Open it in the changing room and read. Works on phones and tablets.
No adverts. No tracking. Nothing collected.
The app asks for no permissions, not even internet access. No adverts, no analytics, no crash reporting, no identifiers. Nothing you do in the app leaves your phone. Pay once and that is the end of it: there are no in-app purchases and no subscription.
Test yourself with TKD Quiz
Its companion, TKD Quiz, holds 251 grading theory questions from white belt to red tag, scored grade by grade. Learn the syllabus here, then test yourself there.
For TAGB and ITF students
The grading structure follows the T.A.G.B. syllabus. The patterns, Korean terminology and theory are common to ITF Taekwon-Do generally, so students in other ITF associations will find most of it applies to them too.
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The TAGB syllabus by belt: every pattern move by move, and 206 Korean terms.