Seminars List
- January 6
- # Black Belts only: Dan Testing Symposium for those planning on testing for the next degree.
- February 3
- Basic Defense
- March 2
- Kicking Basics
- April 6
- Seminar with Master Ameris
- May 4
- Soft Technique
- June 1
- Sparring
- June 15
- Pre-camp Soft Technique Seminar
- September 7
- # Black Belts only: Dan Testing Symposium for those planning on testing for the next degree.
- October 5
- Movement
- November 2
- Movement
- December 7
- Soft Technique
- # Attendance at one session is required of applicable group.
- January 7
- Up, Down, Straight Ahead and All Around
- February 4
- The Best Offense is a Good Offense
- April 1
- The Best Defense is a Good Offense
Blocking, Ducking, Sliding, Rolling
- May 6
- Review of the New Basic Defenses
- June 3
- Open workout at camp
- October 7
- Soft Technique seminar with Mr. Stitt and Mr. Vucic
2:00 - 5:00 p.m.
- November 4
- Corkscrews, Shovels and Kangaroos
- December 2
- Soft Technique
- March 5
- Ikyyo
Nikyyo
- May 7
- Chon-Ji through Joong-Gun
Toi-Gye through Se-Jong
- October 1
- Power Development
- November 5
- Seminar with Mr. Ross
- December 3
- Motion and Movement as Technique
- January 2
- Basic Defense #1
Ikyyo
- March 6
- Patterns
Choreographed, Modified and Free Sparring: What are the Differences?
- April 3
- Basic Defense #2
Combinations for Choreographed Sparring
- May 1
- Soft Technique
Choreographed Sparring
- June 5
- Lecture with Discussion: Christian Spirituality in the Martial Arts
- October 2
- Economy of Movement
Basic Defense #3
- November 6
- Source of Power
Patterns for 3rd and 4th Degrees
- December 4
- Chon-Ji through Se-Jong
Gwang-Gae, Ge-Baek and continuation of 3rd and 4th Degree Patterns
- January 4
- Soft Technique Series 2:
Continue Ikyyo, introduce Kote Gaeshi (a Nikyyo variation)
- February 1
- Soft Technique Series 3:
Ikyyo, Kote Gaeshi, introduce Nikyyo proper
- March 7
- Soft Technique Series 4:
Ikyyo, Nikyyo, Kote Gaeshi continued, introduce Sankyyo (a Nikyyo variation)
- April 4
- Soft Technique Series 5:
Ikyyo, Nikyyo, Kote Gaeshi, Sankyyo continued, with variations of delivery and application
- May 2
- Soft Technique Series 6:
Variations and applications of Ikyyo, Nikyyo, Sankyyo and Kote Gaeshi
- June 6
- Soft Technique Series 7:
Ikyyo, Nikyyo, Sankyyo, Kote Gaeshi. Summation of Semester.
- October 3
- Se-Jong Instructors Seminar
Sparring Foot Work
- November 7
- Sparring Foot Work with Master Ameris
Basic Defenses
- December 5
- Se-Jong Instructors Seminar
Offensive Sparring Techniques with Master Ameris
- January 5
- Joong-Gun
Protocol for Administering Se-Jong Tests
- February 2
- Chon-Ji
Three Steps
- March 2
- Toi-Gye
Choong-Chang
- April 6
- Hwa-Rang
Ul-Ji
- May 4
- Soft Technique Series 6:
Variations and applications of Ikyyo, Nikyyo, Sankyyo and Kote Gaeshi
- September 7
- Putting Power Back Into Your Tae Kwon Do
Free Sparring
- October 5
- (Annual Workout)
- November 2
- Patterns, Basics and Soft Technique
- December 7
- Soft Technique Series 1
- January 6
- Review of the New Curriculum and Basics, Part 1
- February 17
- Review of the New Curriculum and Basics, Part 2
- March 3
- Theory and Application of the Grappling Pattern with Mr. Bicker
- April 21
- Theory and Application of Se-Jong Style Free Sparring with Master Ameris
- May 5
- Review of the New Curriculum and Basics, Part 3
- November 3
- Dan-Gun, Do-San, Won-Hyo
- December 1
- Yul-Gok
How to Teach a Pattern
Seminar schedule is subject to change.
In order to become more complete martial artists, Se-Jong members need to become more familiar with the principles and the experience of sparring. Therefore, the seminars for 2007 will concentrate on the art of fighting, not from the sense of competition (although it won’t hurt competition) but from the aspect of survival. For the sake of scheduling we have assigned various basic concepts to given months. The reality is that learning to fight is not possible to do in a “clean” way. Things will be learned in a “natural” flow, however, the given months will put emphasis on the topics listed.

We will start with the very basic principles and gradually build upon those basics to slightly more sophisticated skills. The seminars will build on one another, and will require the students to practice between seminars the material learned. It is of course the responsibility of the Instructors to familiarize themselves enough with the seminars to be able to help their students.
For some of the advanced students this will act as a review, but it will help to put everyone on the same page. As it is never too early to learn basics, any Se-Jong member who is 14 or older (or with their Instructor's permission if younger) may participate in the Seminars. Any actual sparring will be limited to the appropriate level.