Core Syllabus
Martial Arts 101
History
Philosophy -MA Philosophy - Sprital
Manners
Rank System
Training
Different Styles or Disciplines
What makes a martial art?
Organization - Federations
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Physics and Kinetic
Spiritual - Christion
Mind - Meditation
Body - Training
Financing
Certification
Teaching
Class Room Management
What is a Master
What is a - Roles
Martial Art
HIstory of Martial Arts
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Origins
American History
Founders
Philosopy
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Martial arts Philosophy
Gen Philosophy
Christion Philosophy
Bruce Lee Philosophy
Pumsae/Kata
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What is Pumsae
Timing
Intensity
Flexability
What is a Master/Grandmaster
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Requirement
Knowledge
Rolls
Meditation
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Dot meditation
Godley
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Class Room Management
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Insurance
Risk management
location
Leadership
Promotions
Awards
Retention
Contracts
Team building
After school program
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physics and Kinetic
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Science behind Kicking and striking
Breaking
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The science behind breaking Bricks and Stones
*English Writing / Korean Class room commands
Anatomy and Physiology
List of Body Systems in the Human Body
Respiratory System
Digestive System or Excretory System
Cardiovascular or Circulatory System
Renal System or Urinary System
Endocrine System
Nervous System
Musculoskeletal System
Integumentary System or Exocrine System
Lymphatic System or Immune System
Reproductive System
First Aid
1. Describe basic life support and identify legal considerations when providing emergency care 2. Recognize examples of medical conditions that require the need to call 911 for emergency services. 3. List steps to take for preventing disease prevention when rendering first aid care. 4. Identify dangers at the scene of an emergency. 5. Describe the purpose and give the steps on how to conduct a primary and secondary check to assess a victim. 6. Identify various injuries and demonstrate the proper steps to render care. 7. Identify life-threatening medical emergencies and demonstrate the proper steps to render care. 8. Explain how to safely rescue a victim from dangerous environments involving confined space, hazardous materials, electricity, smoke, fire, water, and ice. 9. Prioritize care in situations where there are more victims than rescuers.
Spirituality
Old Testament survey
New Testament Survey
Christian leadership
Salvation
Faith
The Church
The Pastor
The Deacon'
Ministry types
Kicks For Christ