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National Championships Reminders

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Club leaders, team managers and coaches are reminded to

  • ensure that their players are fit for competition;
  • require their players to wear the right-sized safety equipment which is approved and in good condition;
  • look out for the safety of all players by declaring the martial arts background of their players, asking for a lop-sided match to be stopped and disallowing unprepared players from participating in the competing;
  • ensure that they, their supporters and their players are conversant with the competition rules and regulations and uphold the spirit of sportsmanship and fair play; and
  • make sure that injured players seek medical assistance.

Simply put they should ensure that their participants have a positive and safe environment to compete and do no harm to them.

In addition to ensuring the safety of all participants, they are to note the following.

  • Clubs will not be allowed to participate in the championships if their referees fail to turn up.
  • The STF will take action against clubs whose referees did not report for duty after their players have completed the championships. Please not that the referees’ commitment is for the full duration of the tournament.
  • Players who do not observe the uniform code will be barred from participation.

Have an enjoyable and memorable experience at the championships!

Chief Instructor Suspended

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Mr Chua Tiat Siong, Chief Instructor of K-Squad, has been suspended for one year from all taekwondo activities from 10 August 2010.

The Singapore Taekwondo Federation (STF) Management Committee, in its monthly meeting, had accepted the recommendation of the Board of Inquiry to suspend Mr Chua. The Committee agreed with the Board that Mr Chua was responsible for the Fuchun CC incident which resulted from his lack of care.

The STF would like to take this opportunity remind all coaches that they owe a duty of care to all their students and must act in their best interest at all times.

37th National – Programme & Fixtures

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The programme and fixtures for the 37th National Pesta Sukan Taekwondo Championships 2010 are attached.

The STF wishes all participants and spectators an enjoyable and rewarding experience at the tournament.

Instructor Wanted

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A local club at Bukit Timah is looking for a taekwondo instructor (male or female) to teach as follows:

Monday to Friday      –  4.00pm to 6.00pm (2 hours)

Saturday                  –  10.00am to 6.00pm (8 hours)

The four-week salary will be $720.

Eligible applicants who are interested in the position may call the Secretariat at 6345 1491 to provide their contact numbers.  The club director will get in touch with them.

For enquiries, please send them to tkdf@pacific.net.sg.

37th National – Programme and Team Managers’ Meeting

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The programme and blank fixtures for the 37th National Taekwondo Kyorugi Championships are attached. 

Representatives of participating affiliates are encouraged to print the documents and bring them along for the Team Mangers’ Meeting and Drawing of Lots on Sunday 22 August 2010 at 3.00pm at the National Training Centre.

All participating affiliates are expected to have at least a representative each at the meeting. During the meeting, important and helpful information will be provided.  It will also be a good time for the representatives to raise any questions they may have.

Singapore’s Second YOG Medal

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Nurul Shafinas Bte Abdul Rahman almost did one better than her teammate, YOG bronze medalist Daryl Tan, when she narrowly lost to her Vietnamese opponent in the semi-final of the 2010 YOG taekwondo event on 17 August 2010 at the Suntec International Convention Centre.

In a match that drew raucous support from the crowd including Shafinas’ parents and brother, she dug deep into her bags of tricks to claw back from 3-9 to 8-9. Unfortunately time did not allow her to do more and she had to settle with another bronze.

Nevertheless, she still did taekwondo proud by winning Singapore’s second medal for the Games.

STF President, Mr Milan Kwee, was jubilant. He said: “We take our hats off to not only our YOG medalists but also our other players. They had sacrificed a lot to bring honour to Singapore. To us, they are all winners – medalists or not.

“For example, Nur Zakirah Bte Zakaria neither compromised her religion nor her sport. She fasted as required by all Muslims during the period and fought with guts and determination.

“It has been hard work for everyone in taekwondo to bring our players to this level. We can succeed because we work together to achieve our mission and vision and have the support from many friends of taekwondo.

“The STF is certainly moving in the right direction.”

Singapore’s First YOG Medal

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Daryl Tan Jia Jun was a raw gem when he joined the national squad with the blessings of Zenith Taekwondo Group chief instructor Robin Chow and instructors Johnboy Teo and Elaine Cheok.

Through his passion for the sport, blessings from his parents and the support of the Singapore Taekwondo Federation (STF), Daryl became a fine gem when he finished among the medalists in the Under 55kg (Male) division. His achievement on 16 August 2010 at the Suntec International Convention Centre won him the distinction of being the first Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games (YOG) medalist.

The taekwondo fraternity was elated as it also meant that the first medal for Singapore in the 1st YOG came from taekwondo. It was indeed an honour for the sport in Singapore.

The STF believed that Daryl would serve as an inspiration to other aspiring players. All club leaders and coaches will do well to note that they will never know how far and how much their players can accomplish if their players are given the opportunities to develop themselves through the STF programmes for players

The national training squad is open to all members of STF affiliated or recognized clubs. Club leaders and coaches should not stop any of their members form joining the squad as it would be the same as ‘killing’ their dreams.

The STF congratulates Daryl on bringing honour to the sport and Singapore.

Licensees Invited for STF Logo & Name

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The following is the intellectual property of the Singapore Taekwondo Federation (STF).

  • ‘Singapore Taekwondo Federation’ name on the ‘dobok’ (uniform)
  • Singapore Taekwondo Federation logo

Any organization, company or individual currently using the logo and the name are advised to stop doing so.

Applications for license to use the logo and the name on the ‘dobok’ (uniform) are invited. Applicants shall submit their interest in writing by Wednesday 1st September 2010.

All successful applicants will be required to pay S$10,000 per annum for the rights to use the logo and the name on the ‘dobok’ (uniform).

In the meantime, the STF reserves the rights to take legal action against any organization, company or individual for unauthorized use of the logo and the name.

For enquiries, please call 6345 1491.

Venue for National Championships Confirmed

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The venue for the 37th National Taekwondo Championships is confirmed. The event will be held as follows.

Dates:   Saturday 4 September 2010 (2.00pm to 9.00pm)

             Sunday 5 September 2010 (9.30am to 9.00pm)

             Saturday 11 September 2010 (2.00pm to 9.00pm)

             Sunday 12 September 2010 (9.30am to 9.00pm)

Place:   Yishun Sports Hall.

For more enquiries on the championships, please call the Secretariat at 63451491.

Coach Induction Course 22 Auguest 2010

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The coach induction course for coaches who wish to obtain the professional coach pass will be held as follows.

Date                            :           Sunday 22 August 2010

Time                           :           2.30pm to 5.00pm

Place                          :           National Training Centre

Fee                             :           $50

Eligibility                     :           STF Blackbelt holders

Closing date              :           Wednesday 18 August 2010

Participants who have successfully completed the course may apply for the appropriate coaching passes if they possess the relevant qualifications.

The passes not only entitle the holders the right to coach their players for the various STF-organized or sanctioned tournaments but also affirm that they are coaches with professional attitude.

The registration form is attached.

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