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SYOF Tourney – Some Information Changes

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The Singapore Youth Olympic Festival (SYOF) Taekwondo Championships will be held on Thursday 21 and Friday 22 March 2013.

There will be two sessions for each day – 9.30am to 1.00pm and 2.00pm to 6.00pm.

Clubs may send two players per weight divisions under Team A and B.

In view of the changes, the closing date has been extended to Tuesday 5 March 2013.

National kyorugi referees are invited to register with the Secretariat by Friday 15 March 2013.  Their service hours at the championships can be accumulated for their promotion. Therefore, they may choose to officiate in one, two or all sessions.

Koko Krunch Championships

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Koko Krunch Championships

Singapore will be hosting the 3rd leg of the 8th Nestle Koko Krunch Taekwondo Championships on Sunday 28April 2013 at Jurong East Sports Hall.

It is the first time Singapore has been included in the prestigious championships which has grown in strength and stature over the year.

Champions of each category will earn the rights to compete in the grand finals in Kuala Lumpur scheduled for 21 June 2013.

There is no limit to the number of players an affiliate can field for each category.

Details of the competition are attached.

For more information, please call Mr Lee Thiam Poh, Tournament Chairman, at 9106 4421 or email STF at stf@singapore.com.

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Chingay Parade 2013

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Chingay Parade 2013

The Singapore Taekwondo Federation fielded a small but dynamic contingent of 60 participants for this year’s Chingay Parade which was held on 22 and 23 February 2013 at the F1 Pit Building. The group included 4 Koreans from the World Taekwondo Federation Peace Corps.

The fluid taekwondo dance movements were choreographed by Mr Daniel Kim who had been appointed recently as the Vice-Chairman of the Demonstration Committee.

Mr Tan Cheng Hui, Demonstration Committee Chairman, who supervised the overall performance said: “I was happy with the performance considering that the participants did not have much time to practice because the music for the other groups in our segment came in quite late. We could work on the steps only after we received the music. Our performers have to work overtime to learn the steps and achieve good co-ordination.”

All our participants enjoyed the experience and were glad that they volunteered to be part of the taekwondo group in the event.


(More photographs are available at the Singapore Taekwondo Federation Official Gallery on Facebook.)

‘Dan’ Promotion Course Overall Results

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Congratulations to the following successful candidates, who had gone through grueling tests and for some, completing their theses in the ‘dan’ pomotion course.

Promoted to 2nd Dan

–          Chia Guan Hong

–          Neo Sheng Hua Kevin

–          Siow Peng Han

–          Tan Gee Kee

–             Tan Mu Ming Mark

Promoted to 3rd Dan

–          Chan Chuan Lun

–          Chan Kah Fong Bobby

–          Chia Mui Sowe

–          Huang Zhengcai Aaron

–          Khoo Chin Peng Ivan

–          Koh Bee Kian

–          Lim Heng Seng

–          Loo Chee Meing

–          Low Zi Ping Melvin (Provisional)

–          Neo Yew Jin Eugene

–          Ong Hui Ping

–          Poh Chew Bin

–          Tan Jia Jun Daryl

–          Tan Thian Chye

–          Tan Wei Liang Mervyn

–          Teo Johnboy John

–          Teo Qinyi Joanne

–          Yap Chin Peow Matthew

–          Yap Onn Hoe

Promoted to 4th Dan

–          Chong Chih Chung

–          Chua Yeong Khoon

–          Koh Poh Ling

–          Lai Wai Yee Rosalind

–          Lim Seng Poh

–          Soh Wee Sian Jeremy

–          Teh Kiang Chye Donald

–          Wong Choon Hou

Promoted to 5th Dan

–          Leong Yue Yum Andy

–          Medway Catherine

–          Teo Ghim Hock

–          Yun Tae Jin

Promoted to 6th Dan

–          Chan Mun Cheong Raymond

–          Go Ngee Boon

Promoted to 7th Dan

–          Chow Pak Hoong

–          Lee Thiam Huat

–          Tan Cheah Her Sam

148th Centralized Grading

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Saturday13 APR 20132.00PM –6.00PM(Senior Red 1 & above)Toa Payoh
Sports Hall
Sunday14 APR 20139.00AM –6.00PM(All grades except Senior Red 1 & above)Toa Payoh
Sports Hall
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
  1. Submission for the Grading can only be at the STF office during office hours.

  2. Please ensure that ALL grading cards are properly completed and duly endorsed. A recent photograph of the candidate must be attached.

  3. For ALL candidates who are going for Red 1 & above , please have the following documents during submission:

      a. Candidate’s grading card

      b. 1 photocopy of the candidate’s Identity Card (front & back) / Birth Certificate (for candidate below age of 12)

      c. 2 recent IC / passport photographs of the candidate

      d. Form B (duly completed)


Submission will not be accepted if any of the documents is not available or, for Form B, partially completed.

  1. Submission will not be accepted if candidate fails to produce any of the documents mentioned above.

  2. The last day of submission is on 25 MAR 2013 (MONDAY) . Any submission after this date will be considered as LATE SUBMISSION.

  3. Late submissions for candidates taking Red 1 & above are to be done within two (2) weeks from 26 MAR 2013(Tuesday). Submission beyond the grace period of two (2) weeks WILL NOT be accepted. An administrative fee will be charged accordingly for late submission. The charges are as follows:
Period of Late SubmissionAdministrative Fee Chargeable
1st subsequent week from last day of submission(26 MAR 2013 – 1 APR 2013) SGD 10.00
2nd subsequent week from last day of submission( 2 APR 2013 – 8 APR 2013 ) 50% of the grading fee payable by candidates for their respective grades.
  1. An administrative fee of SGD 5.00 will be charged for late submission of candidates taking all other grades except Brown 1 & above. 

  2. A roll call will be taken at 1.30pm for Red 1 (Senior) candidates going for 1st dan and 2.30pm for 1st dan and higher candidates. Those who miss the roll call will be considered as ABSENT or LATECOMERS. Latecomers will not be graded.

  3. Candidates are to turn up in proper dress code (as stipulated by the STF) for the grading. Candidates who fail to comply with the dress code will not be allowed to take the grading.

  4. Supplementary Grading can only be conducted two (2) weeks before or after the Centralised Grading and will be subjected to the approval of the Grading Department.

  5. Candidates will be taking the grading at their own risk and therefore will not hold the Federation, the Grading Department or anyone so concerned, responsible for any injuries, accidents or mishaps that may befall on them during the course of the grading.

  6. For any enquiries, please contact the STF Secretariat Office or the Grading Department.

Poomsae Coach Course Retest and Sparring Course Results

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The following participants were successful in the Poomsae Coach Course retest held on 7 February 2013 and Sparring Course (Fundamental) held on 17 February 2013 at the National Training Centre.

Poomsae Coach Course (Retest)

–          Lee Chong Hian (Marine Parade Zone C RC)

–          Lau Han Yang Andy (NTU TKD Club)

–          Cheng Li Lin Cheryl (NTU TKD Club)

–          Loh Wei Yan Lorraine (Poomse Club)

–          Tian Zhen (Induk TKD)

–          Choi Jun Tong (Jurong Junior College)

–          Mak Hao Yin Nicole (Jurong Junior College)

–          Yek Teng Hao Jason (Dragonix Sports)

–          Soo Rui Han Aloysius (Shota TKD)

–          Lee Min Qi Felice (Acme TKD)

–          Ng Si Hui Celeste (Ignite)

–          Lee Jia Hui Denise (AkiraX TKD)

Sparring Course (Fundamental)*

–          Ling Zhen Yang Aidan (Aspire TKD)

–          Soon Yinn Carissa-Jill (Singapore Swimming Club)

–          Chan Chooi Leng Michelle (Team Spectrum TKD)

–          Choo Ching Woan Kelly (Team Spectrum TKD)

–          James Ethan (Anglican TKD)

–          Ling Chat Sin (Aspire TKD)

–          Leng Kian Poh Maureen (Team Spectrum TKD)

–          Tia Ngut Lan Marlina (J H Kim TKD Millennia)

–          Liew Kong Yong Ronnie (J H Kim TKD Millennia)

–          Woon Jun Hui (Team Spectrum TKD)

*Holder of the certificates for Sparring Course (Fundamental) shall be exempted from the sparring component required for the promotion test from red 1 to 1st poom or 1st dan.

Another Competition Opportunity Open to Affiliates

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The Singapore Taekwondo Federation has been invited to participate in the 7th CK Malaysia Classic 2013 which will be held from 23 to 25 August 2013 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  The tournament is sanctioned by Taekwondo Malaysia, the governing body for taekwondo in Malaysia.

If your club is interested to field a team for the tournament, the full details are attached.

Participating clubs would be responsible for all matters and expenses pertaining to the competition.

Invitation to Attend Certificate Presentation Ceremony

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Invitation to Attend Certificate Presentation Ceremony

The Singapore Kindness Movement, together with the Singapore Taekwondo Federation (STF), will be presenting a certificate of appreciation to Mr Choi Dae Ho in a simply ceremony in recognition of his act of kindness.

Members of STF are cordially invited to attend the ceremony which will be held on Wednesday 20 February 2013 at 4.00pm at the Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth, 140 Hill Street #05-01, Old Hill Street Police Station Singapore 179369.  The invitation is attached.

Please call the STF Secretariat at 6345 1491 by 5.00pm today if you are interested to attend the ceremony.

A Great Party

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A Great Party

More than 130 members turned up for the annual Chinese New Year Party which was held on 15 February 2013 at the National Training Centre. They comprised Management Committee members, Sub-Committee members, club leaders and coaches, grandparents and parents, TEAMgOLD members, National Squad members and more.

The other members of the WTF Taekwondo Peace Corp also received a certificate and trophy each in recognition of their contribution to the promotion of taekwondo.

After the simple ceremony, the event continued with food, fun and games. Food and tidbits were generously served. However, they did not seem to be the main attraction as the attendees were distracted by the scintillating taekwondo demonstration, the fun games, the many prizes and the generous lucky draws. For the not so young, it was the company and the drinks which they brought for the ‘happy hours’.

It was a great party which saw a record number turning up since the event was inaugurated almost ten years ago.

Taekwondo Community Worldwide Relieved

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Taekwondo Community Worldwide Relieved

Before the International Committee Executive Board (IOC EB) met on 12 February 2013, taekwondo and modern pentathlon were in danger of being dropped from the 26 core sports for the 2020 Summer Olympic Games. From the grapevine, taekwondo was the likelier of the two.

Although the taekwondo community was quietly confident that taekwondo would remain in the Games after the sport was impressively showcased in the 2012 London Olympics, it was putting its finger crossed as anything could happen.

The World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) had done its best to live up to the expectations of the IOC but the other sports might have done better.

Nevertheless, the WTF had done all it could. It changed the competition rules and introduced modern technology to make the sport safer, more appealing and entertaining and attractive to the media. It also aligned its philosophy to the requirements of IOC in terms of universality and good governance.

The taekwondo community was relieved when it was announced by the IOC that taekwondo was selected as one of the 25 core sports. Wrestling, one of the sports that had been featured since the start of the Olympics, was dropped.

The decision of the IOC EB will be presented at the 125th IOC Session in September 2013 for ratification. It will most likely be approved. In the meantime, the taekwondo community could be delighted that the hard work of the WTF was recognized.

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