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WTPN Daily Taekwondo Terminology

차렷 (Charyeot)

Korean: 차렷
Romanisation: Charyeot
English: Attention

In World Taekwondo Poomsae competitions, “Charyeot” is the official command used by the Coordinator to instruct competitors to come to the attention position before the next stage of the competition procedure, such as bowing (Kyeong-rye) and preparing to perform.

This command is fundamental to Taekwondo etiquette and reflects the values of respect, discipline, and concentration that are central to the art.

Did you know?
“Charyeot” is one of the first Korean commands learned by Taekwondo practitioners around the world and is used in training, grading examinations, and official competitions.

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📚 Reference
* World Taekwondo Poomsae Competition Rules & Interpretation (In force as of 30 September 2024).
* Verified against the latest information available on the official World Taekwondo website at the time of publication.



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Nunca viene mal tener a mano la terminología en coreano de las partes más básicas del cuerpo humano, ya que muchas de ellas forman parte de la nomenclatura usada para describir y/o dar nombre a las técnicas de Taekwondo.

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