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Are you or your children a member of clubs affiliated to the STF?  One parent wrote that it was such a waste of 6 years when she found out that her daughter had a blackbelt certification which is not recognized by...

All coaches who are involved in the taekwondo programme at Assisi Hospice have found it touching, rewarding and enriching.  The children display not only enthusiasm but also the true spirit of a fighter.  They certainly deserve to be called...

On 1 December 2006, 50 students from Temasek Junior College, Serangoon Junior College, Jurong Junior College and Hwa Chong Institute congregated at the National Training Centre. The purpose of the gathering was to provide an opportunity for participants from the...

The Singapore Taekwondo Federation (STF) has signed a two-year partnership deal with Lynk Biotechnologies, a company which has successfully developed a proprietary transdermal vehicle that is able to hold large amount of water soluble molecules and deliver them effectively...

The President, Management Committee & Staffof the Singapore Taekwondo Federationwish all our membersHappy Holidays&A Happy New Year

The National Library Board (NLB) is traditionally known to collect items in print.  It is also committed to archiving online and electronic publications of lasting national, historical, research and cultural value in its Web Archive The archive now has a...

Children with cancer under the care of the Assisi Hospice had their first taekwondo lesson under Mr Milan Kwee and Mr Lim Teong Chin on 9 November 2006.  Their faces lighted up when they donned their ‘dobok’.  Each movement...

On 25 November 2006, a non-taekwondo event was held at the National Training Centre.  It was a gathering which brought together children suffering from brittle bone condition, their parents, doctors and nurses.  They were there to interact, network and...

The STF Financial & Non-financial Information may be downloaded from the attachement. Financial-and-Non-Financial-Info-2002-2005Download

13 coaches locked, threw and kicked their partners on 19 November 2006 at the National Training Centre to impress the assessors.  They had to do that because they were undergoing the unarmed combat accreditation assessment.  Candidates were given 15 minutes...