The Family Charity Picnic organized by Hyun Taekwondo on Sunday, 19 January 2014 from 12noon to 5.00pm at LaSalle College of Arts has the support of the Singapore Taekwondo Federation.
As it is for a good cause, members are encouraged to attend the event. The participation fee is $5 which will give you the opportunity to win the top lucky draw prize of an air-ticket to Korea.
For more information, please see the attached poster or call Mr Lim Hyun at 9107-0773.
The next Poomsae Coach Course will be held as follows.
Date
Sunday 26 January 2014
Time
2.30pm to 7.00pm 8.00pm onwards – Tests
Place
STF National Training Centre
Dress Code
‘Dobok’
Tests
Theory and practical tests will be conducted at the end of the Course
Certification
Poomsae Coach Certificate (Level 1) for successful participants with NCAP Level 1 or Taekwondo Coaching Qualification and Poomsae Coach Certificate (Level 1P) for successful participants without the coaching qualification
Fees
On or before Monday 20 January 2014 – $70.00On or before Thursday 23 January 2014 – $90.00On the spot registration – $110.00
The primary objectives of the Poomsae Coach Course are to qualify black belts as poomsae coaches and provided them the passport to become a full-fledged national poomsae referee.The registration form is available in the ‘Forms’ folder.
The registration form is available in the ‘Forms’ folder.
The Demonstration Tournament held on 29 December at Toa Payoh Sports Hall gave participants the opportunity to prove that they could jump higher or farther, break more concretes or boards and be more creative and stylish in the multifarious events.
The competition, which was the second in the series, saw many new records broken and many new champions. There were also some champions, including Baek Moo Jin, Kang rui Jie and Song Jeong Ho – who successfully defended their crowns.
What’s more, the tournament also put some lesser known clubs – for example Bristish Club, Top Taekwondo and Ildo Taekwondo – in the limelight. It showed, among other things, that every club had the ability to produce champions and not the preserve of the top clubs.
The programme and name list for the 2ndNational Taekwondo Demonstration Championships, which will be held on Sunday 29 December 2013 at Toa Payoh Sports Hall, are attached.
The STF wishes all participants and sepctators an enjoyable and rewarding experience at the tournament.
Chelsea Sim won a silver medal for taekwondo in the Women (Individual) poomsae event at the 27th SEA Games held on 18 December 2013 in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar.
Read more on her performance in the attached press article.
The United Nation Office of Sport on Development and Peace (UNOSDP) will be organizing a Youth Leadership Camp from 10 to 20 July 2014 in Gwangju, Republic of Korea.
We have received an invitation from World Taekwondo Federation today for nominations of participants between the ages of 18 to 25 years.
The purpose of the camp is to bring together youth who have the potential to be community leaders in the field of sport for development. The camp will be both, theoretical and practical in nature and provide participants with a toolkit on how sport can be best used to improve the social conditions in the participant’s home communities.
However, each nominee MUST meet the following criteria.
The participants should be from the age of 18-25.
They should be currently volunteering or working in the sport for development field and involved with community programmes.
The participant should have a leadership role within their sport for development organization.
Since one of the objectives of the camp is to share best practices and experiences from the field, UNOSDP is looking for young people with great social skills who would be ready to present and share their work in public.
Most importantly UNOSDP is looking for participants who are motivated and dedicated to work in the field of sport for development and peace, bringing innovative ideas into their programmes and to this field.
Since the official language of the camps is English, it is essential that the candidate has excellent conversational skills in English.
There is strength in diversity and therefore we encourage persons with disabilities, people from different cultural backgrounds, with different experiences to come together to teach each other and to learn from one another.
All costs for the participants will be covered. NOTE: This does not include getting to and from airports in the home countries of the participants or the cost of the VISA application process.
Your nomination must be submitted to the STF by Wednesday 11 December 2013 by 12 noon.
Raiders Taekwondo led by coaches, Mr Polo Teo and Ms Koh Poh Ling, fielded 2 players for the 3rd USM-Kelantan International Open Taekwondo 2013 held on 14 to 16 November 2013 in Kelantan Malaysia. They were 10-year old Joshiah Tan and 14-year old Jaden Lim. The team was supported by Mr Alan Lim and Ms Ang Leng Kee.
Here is a brief report from Ms Koh:
“Raiders decided to participate in the event to provide exposure for two of our most promising players. And we were glad we did.
It was an eye opener for them. They impressed with the speed and strength of the other players. Nevertheless, they were not overwhelmed.
Joshiah fought his way to a bronze medal in the under 28kg category for 10-13 years old. He earned a place in the semi-finals by beating his aggressive opponent 4-1. His progress to the final was stopped by an experienced opponent who capitalized on Joshiah’s unfamiliarity with the head kick rule.
Our other player, Jaden, also gave of his best. However, it was not enough for him to overcome his crafty Malaysian opponent in his opening match. The match saw many exciting exchanges with Jaden displaying sparks of brilliance which I was proud of.
Both players returned richer in experience which, we believe, will serve them well in their future exploits in the arena.
Raiders would like to thank the Singapore Taekwondo Federation for the opportunity and support. The trip had certainly enriched the experience of the two boys. For which, they and their parents were also grateful.”