National Electives
These lessons are reviewed and overseen by Head National Instructors, and taught by a National level Instructor or the equivalent. At these seminars, students can learn advanced movements that allow them to develop beyond their current belt level and focus on their unique interests and abilities. In addition, National Electives often focus on forms, weapons, and self-defense techniques that are not taught in the regular curriculum. Students especially benefit from the level of instruction and more precise explanations provided by the higher-level Instructors, and from details and personal adjustments that are not normally shown in school.
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| Chung Moo Pal Gye and special Chung advanced movements that are not on the national curriculum, are some of the forms taught at the National Electives. |
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| Chong Bong forms and Un Yung sparring movements are taught as electives.
These forms increase reaction time as they develop strength and coordination.
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