Ferris Tae Kwon Do Kata's

Chung Moo – name of the Korean admiral of the Lee dynasty who is reputed as inventing the first armored battleship, called the Kobuksan or turtle ship. The left handed attach in this form represents his untimely death before he could show his true loyalty to his country – 30 movements.

Kata required for 1st Brown Belts

Hwa Rang – name of the youth warriors of the Silla Dynasty – 29 movements

Joong Gun – was the Korean patriot who was executed in prison for the assassination of Hiro Ito the first Japanese Governor-General of Korea – 32 movements.

Toi Gye – is the scholar Yi Hwang an authority on neo Confucianism – 37 movements

Koryo – A WTF form named after the Koryo Dynasty, the name adopted to the modern form, Korea.

Taebaek – A WTF form meaning “Mountain”. Named for its’ strong, powerful movements and unyielding attacks. A mountain between the borders of Korea and China, is thought to embody the spirit of the sun, the diagram of Taebaek is to represent the union between heaven, earth, and man.

Bassai Dai -means “Storm the Fortress”

Chulgi – Also called Tekkai Dai. Of Japanese origin, means “iron Horse”

Won Hyo – was the noted monk who introduced Buddhism to the Silla Dynasty in 686 AD – 28 movements

Yol Guk – was considered the Confucius of Korea and this pattern represents the diagram “scholar” – 38 movements.

Tan Gun – legendary founder of Korea in 2333 BC – 21 movements

Chonji - eaven and Earth, symbolizing the beginning of your martial arts journey – 19 movements

Toe San – He was a great Korean patriot who fought for Korea’s freedom and called for the moral and spiritual renewal of the Korean people through education – 24 Movements.

Kata Keetcho - means foundation, something from which to build upon – 21 movements