Club representatives attending the Nestle Koko Krunch briefing and drawing of lots are to take note that it would be held on Sunday 25 February 2018 from 6.00pm at the STF National Training Centre.
You are reminded bring along a copy of the blank fixtures. All amendments or corrections must be made before the commencement of the draws.
The next Grading Preparation Workshop will be held as follows.
Date
Sunday 25 February 2018
Time
2.00pm to 5.00pm
Venue
STF National Training Centre Blk 80 Lorong Limau #04-191 Singapore 320080
Dress Code
‘Dobok’
Certification
Certificate of Participation
Fee
Closing Date – Wednesday 21 February 2018 – $32.10
After Closing Date – $53.50
(Fees paid are not refundable unless the application is rejected.)
The workshop is open to red (senior and junior), poom and black belt holders. Senior Red 1 and black belt holders are reminded that they will be required to recite the STF pledge at the end of the workshop.
The primary objective of the workshop is to point out to participants their performance flaws and the areas they should work on from the examiners’ perspective. This will give the candidates a better chance of passing.
During the workshop, participants will be briefed on the grading guidelines and the expectations of the examiners.
Coaches may use the information acquired by their students at the workshop as a basis to guide them for their grading.
All candidates who have attended the workshop are reminded to submit a copy of the certificate of participation with their grading applications.
For red (junior) and 1st poom candidates, a copy of the certificate should be attached to their grading cards. This is necessary for the examiners to give them special consideration, if required.
The registration form is available in the Forms folder.
The blank fixtures for the 2018 Nestle Koko Krunch tournament are attached.
All participating clubs are advised to send at least one representative for the briefing and drawing of lots which will be held on Sunday 25 February 2018 from 5.00pm at the STF National Training Centre.
Club officials are reminded that the following is strictly not allowed.
– Employ coaches from other clubs to coach their members during the competition.
– Field their members under other clubs.
Participants will be disqualified if coaches from their clubs are not available to accompany them to the arena. It will not be acceptable to use the excuse that the participant’s coach is at another court as the competition cannot be delayed.
Please bring along a copy of the blank fixtures. All amendments or corrections must be made before the commencement of the draws.
Participating clubs that have not submitted the referees’ names must do so before the commencement of the meeting.
The following participants have successfully completed the Sparring Course (Fundamental) which was held on Sunday 28 January 2018 at the STF National Training Centre.
1
Attya Jenivati
Jurong Town TKD
2
Chia Xi Tong Valene
Woodlands TKD
3
Chia Yan Feng Vincent
Woodlands TKD
4
Cho Mang Ling Tabitha Chloe
JH Kim TKD (Main)
5
Chong Deslyn
Team Spectrum TKD
6
Cui Yu Jie
Jurong Town TKD
7
Hia Chuen Ling
ACME TKD
8
Koh Lay Peng Angela
ACME TKD
9
Lee Yui Jou Reyes
Taekwondonomics
10
Lim Liang Chye
ACME TKD
11
Lim Zhao Xun Larry
ACME TKD
12
Liow Fang Ting
Team Spectrum TKD
13
Long Say Liam Jeff
ACME TKD
14
Mikhali Adamenko
Induk TKD
15
Mohammed Akheel Haziq Bin Basheer
Apex TKD
16
Neo Sze Min
Summit TKD
17
Ong Lena
ACME TKD
18
Ong Xue Ning Elaine
Jurong Town TKD
19
Phan Bich Thuy
KTMA
20
Quek Li Lin
Jurong Town TKD
21
Quek Peng Heng Javier
Jurong Town TKD
22
Sarina
Team Spectrum TKD
23
Soo Jin Xian Caius
Induk TKD
24
Soo Jin Xun Caden
Induk TKD
25
Su Kim Teck
JH Kim TKD (Main)
26
Tan Lian Ping
JH Kim TKD (Main)
27
Teo Lee Cheng
ACME TKD
28
Tiu Inn Kien
ACME TKD
29
Toh Yu Xin Giselle
Eunos CC
Successful candidates will be exempted from sparring when they go for their red 1 to 1st poom / dan grading. They will be eligible to attend the Sparring Course (Level 1).
The 68-year-old Ng Ser Miang, who is a member of International Olympic Committee (IOC) and who worked for the inaugural of 2010 Youth Olympic Games, has now been appointed as the honorary chairman of Kukkiwon aka World Taekwondo Headquarters.
According to reports, Mr Ng said that it is his honour to become a vital part of Kukkiwon and he believes that taekwondo is more than just a martial art and a sport.
He also mentioned that since 2000, this sport has been recognized as an Olympic sport but there is a lot of scope for development.
Mr Ng said that since he has now taken a huge responsibility, he will try to use international appointments to support the sport in Singapore.
Kukkiwon also regulates Korea’s taekwondo governing body, which is in charge of various aspects such as training, grading, including research and innovation.
Among all Singaporean taekwondo veterans, Mr Ng is one of the most respected and experienced sports personalities. From 1991 to 2002, he was the chairman of national sports agency called Sport Singapore, commonly known as Singapore Sports Council.
Along with taekwondo, he opted for sailing and was a former Singapore sailor who won a silver medal at the 1969 South-east Asia Peninsular Games, now known as SEA Games.
According to the taekwondo veteran, his friendship with Kukkiwon’s late founder Dr Kim Un Yong actually triggered his interest in this sport. While taking about Dr Kim, who established the foundation in 1972, Mr Ng said that he knew the former IOC vice-president since 1991. He also expressed that because of Dr Kim, he learnt about taekwondo and helped to support the national Sports Association.
While commenting on Mr Ng’s new engagement with Kukkiwon, Mr Milan Kwee, the president of Singapore Taekwondo Federation said that he is delighted and honoured to see a Singaporean to chair a high position in Kukkiwon.
Mr Kwee, who has been re-elected in 2017 for another term as a member of the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC), said that Mr Ng is a humble person and is liked by many sports personalities.
LK Taekwondo Institute is looking for a part-time instructor.
The working hours are 2.30pm to 7.00pm on weekdays and 9.00am to 5.30pm on weekends. The working hours and salary can be discussed during the interview.
Interested parties may call 9175 8900 or email info@lktaekwondo.com for more details.
The selection trials for the 2018 Asian Cities Taekwondo Championships were held on Sunday 21 January 2018 at the STF National Training Centre. The selected players are as follows.
Poomsae
– Chelsea Sim – Kwong Shuen – Linda Sim – Tow Lee Ting – Diyanah Aqidah – Sharlyn Seet – Brandon Low – Nicholas Khaw – Woon Yong Chuang
Kyorugi
– Ng Ming Wei – Yap Teng Chung – Raja Zulfadli Bin Raja Mahmod – Bennie Chan – Raphael Toh – Keston Pang – Josh Kong – Nichelle Tan – Jolene Lua – Isabel Rivas – Joie Kong
Selected players who will eventually board the plane will need to meet the following requirements.
– Training averaging 12 hours per week
– Attitude and behaviour
– Current skill level and fitness
– Level of commitment
– Potential for future development and investment
– Ability to demonstrate team spirit and work well with team mates
All selected players must report for training by Wednesday 24 January 2018 at the STF National Training Centre.
J H Kim Taekwondo Singapore will be organizing an Olympic Sparring Seminar on 24 February 2017 from 1pm to 3.30pm at 27, West Coast Highway, Westway Building, #01-14A, Singapore 117867.
The seminar will be conducted by Cassandra Haller, a taekwondo champion from Thailand.
Members who are interested may register by calling 6255 2363 or emailing westcoast@jhkim-singapore.com. The participation fee is $45 per person.
For more information, you may contact Mr Ronnie Liew at 6255 2363.
An opportunity is now open to affiliate members who are interested to participate in the Malaysia Open which will be held from 1 to 4 March 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The outline for the event is attached.
Please note that registration can only be made through the Singapore Taekwondo Federation. All participants, including officials and coaches, must have a valid World Taekwondo Global Athlete or Official Licence.