Held at Master Martin's in Casper.
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Notes on the testing from Mr. Johnson, Wyoming State Director The progress of technique improvement is something that is clear to see whether the observer is a Taekwon-Do instructor, student, family, or any other interested person. This improvement of technique happens regardless of age, gender or even ability. It is the time spent training that makes the difference in improvement. Some will always look better than others but when we observe over time there is an increase of awareness and understanding across the board in all who practice the art of Taekwon-Do.
Receiving instructions from Mr. Cunningham Master Martin wishing all the testers well Group pattern Chon-Ji 10th and 9th Gup to 8th - No longer innocent as they are gaining knowledge of Taekwon-Do and beginning to have an awareness of, and understand how their bodies work.
White Belts warming up	patterns...	4-Direction Exercise	Chon-Ji
Chon-Ji	kicking	kicking	step sparring
step sparring	ho-sin-sul	ho-sin-sul	way to go, white belts!
8th Gup to 7th - Comments from the test board; this is a good group. They are working hard at it; you can see it in their faces but they are wearing themselves out. Now they need to work hard and learn to relax at the same time. This will take a lifetime to perfect but will carry over to other parts of their lives as well, a life skill. Look in the correct direction and see the target, the blocking tool and attacking tool or you will miss, you must see it to hit it. Rub or press the pressure points until your partner jumps or taps to understand the effectiveness of these points.
Yellow belts...	Dan-Gun	demonstrating kicks	step sparring
step sparring	ho-sin-sul	demonstrating...	joint locks.
demonstrating...	an understanding...	of...	pressure points.
7th Gup to 6th - These guys mean business! Please remember etiquette format at all times.
High yellow belts...	Do-San	Do-San	kicking
kicking	kicking	step sparring	step sparring
6th Gup to 5th - Technique is much smoother now they are warming up to the way Taekwon-Do should be performed. They are a bit more relaxed.
Won-Hyo	Won-Hyo	demonstrating..	kicks...
nice tuck!	way to fly!	step sparring	ho-sin-sul
ho-sin-sul	ho-sin-sul	turning kick break	side kick break
5th Gup to 4th - Whip it, whip it good! They are showing some balance with double, consecutive and combination kicking. On the flying kicks they still have their landing gear down while in the air. They need a little more confidence in themselves and an instructor who insists on tuck to overcome this problem. In step sparring they are showing good application of blocks and counter attacks.
warming up	Yul-Gok	Yul-Gok, x-stance	nice pattern.
demonstrating kicks	flying kicks	good height	and hang time.
step sparring	counter attacks...	showing..	application,
angle and distance.	ho-sin-sul	it's good they learned..	how to fall!
	everyone had foot breaks	and hand breaks
4th Gup to 3rd - A real trooper, good intensity and quickness also shows perseverence to work through and overcome certain medical condition. Bravo.
warm-up pattern Yul Gok	Toi-Gye	Toi-Gye	demonstrating kicks
step sparring	ho-sin-sul	ho-sin-sul	flying side kick break
Best Ho-Sin-Sul - Mr. Frerie (Master Martin) Best Break - Mr. Pike (Mr. Sisco) Best Pattern - Mr. Waldron (Master Martin) with Mr. Johnson, Master Martin, Mr. Sisco		Great test, everyone!