Author: Sampo Pajulampi

Taekwondo league continued in Porvoo, Success for TU11 athletes

Last weekend, Porvoo Taekwondo organized a competition of the Finnish Taekwondo Association's match league. There are also junior, amateur and senior series.

Among the competitors, we have to highlight Tanja Lovikka and Sophia Vassilaki, who won their league series, as well as the graduates of their own club, who opened their competitive careers with excellent performances,

 

TU11's team in Porvoo league competition match by match

C2, girls:

Emilia Röyttä

Emilia's match was unnecessarily cautious and both matches ended in defeat. A bronze medal was hung around the neck.

C1, girls:

Sophia Vassilaki -44kg

Sophia won the match in professional style. The last two matches ended before full time.

D2, boys:

Severi Sarala

Severi fought with a good heart rate, and improved his grips throughout the race. Rank 4.

Aha Moullaev

Aaha fought two match wins and won her series.

Megii Moullaev

Megii fought aggressively and, like Sever, improved her pace all the time, as a reward a silver medal.

C1, boys:

Vokker Feka -57kg

Vokker did not make it through the weigh-in, but since there were only two participants in the series, the match was played as a friendly match, which Vokker won.

Hobbyists, men:

Jaakko Saha +80 kg

Jaakko won all three of his matches and did it in style. With the main hits, the point differences became quite large. Great performance from a first timer.

League, men:

Elom Damalie -74kg

Elom failed to get his match started. 2 losses brought bronze.

League Women:

Tanja Lovikka -49kg

Tanja had only one opponent in her series, Lotta Linna from Jyväskylä. Despite her young age, Lotta is an experienced and skilled fighter. So the series win felt great after a really tight match.

Coaches:

Teemu Heino, Juho Kostiainen, Juho Ranta, Sampo Pajulampi

 

League results>> (note: the category for women under 49 kg is wrong, Tanja really won)

Juniors and enthusiasts>>

Taekwondo league continues in Porvoo

Porvoo taekwondo organizes the competition of the Finnish Taekwondo Association's match league. There are also junior, amateur and senior series. Spectators have free entry.

Taekwondo athletes will go to the competition with the biggest team so far. Those who started their hobby in their own gym are happily on the move. In addition, the league will see a completely new name when we received confirmation from Ghana, Elom Damalie will challenge other national tops in the series.

Competition invitation>>

Time and place:

SATURDAY 13.10.20120

7.45 – 08.30 Weigh-ins (first)
08.15 – 08.45 Jury meeting
08.45 – 08.55 Team leaders' meeting
09.00 – approx. 19.00 Matches (Juniors, morning and amateurs, C1, B1 and league evening)
12.00 – 13.00 Break (meal)
12.00 – 12.30 R, H, C1, B1 series weighing

The schedule is preliminary and changes will be announced on the competition pages of the Porvoo club: http://www.porvoontkd.net/ottelukisat/
Place: Porvoo sports hall, Laivurinpolku 3, 06100 Porvoo

TU11's team to Porvoo league competition:

C2, girls:

Emilia Röyttä

C1, girls:

Sophia Vassilaki -44kg

C2, boys:

Severi Sarala
Aha Moullaev
Megii Moullaev

C1, boys:

Vokker Feka -57kg

Hobbyists, men:

Jaakko Saha +80 kg

League, men:

Elom Damalie -74kg

League Women:

Tanja Lovikka -49kg

Coaches:

Teemu Heino, Juho Kostiainen, Juho Ranta, Sampo Pajulampi

 

Finnish Vocational Education Culture and Sports Association (Saku ry), School Sports Association (KLL) and Students' Sports Association (OLL) organize 23.–24.11. students' wrestling and strength training days. The days are organized in Tampere at Nääshalli (Näsijärvenkatu 8).

COMPETITIVE SPORTS, INCLUDING TAEKWONDO

This year, on the wrestling and powerlifting days, there will be competitions in taekwondo, judo, fencing, lock wrestling, boxing, weightlifting, powerlifting, repetition power push-ups and super total.

RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE

The right to participate in the competitions is available to university and high school students and those studying for a profession.

PARTICIPATION FEES

The participation fee is 20 euros / sport, late registration is 40 euros / sport. Participation in Supertotal costs 30 euros, because Supertotal participants participate in two sports (weightlifting/powerlifting). The participation fee is paid upon registration. Note instructions on registering for supertotal in the registration system.

If the participation fee has not been paid by 10.11. by, a double participation fee will be charged on the spot. When paying on the spot, you can only pay in cash. Only those who have paid the participation fee can participate in the competition.

The paid participation fee is not refunded.

More information at http://kvpaivat.fi.

Registration ends on November 10, 2012. If you are interested, ask Sampo for more information.

Everyone joins in taekwondo sports

Our club will go to the taekwondo tournament in Porvoo, hopefully with a big team. Anyone who wants to join can ask the leader of their own group for more information. In addition, you must send an email to the address info@tu11.fi. Please provide the following information in the post:

Full name
Height and weight
Date of birth
License number

Tournament information

http://www.porvoontkd.net/files/Porvoon_ottelukisat2012.pdf

AT 09.00 – 19.00
Place: Porvoo sports hall, Laivurinpolku 3, 06100 Porvoo

Series E, D C2 and H, s30 and S40 are run on a block diagram (pool) system. C1, B1 and R1 with Cup system
www.porvoontkd.net

 

Participation fees:
KIT PAYMENT
E, D2, D1, C2, C1 and B2 juniors: €30
Hobbyist sets H, S30 AND S40: €30
B1 and R1: €40

Competition fees are billed to competitors by the club.

If you ride with someone else, it is polite to pay €10 in gas money.

Finnish Taekwondo Association referee trainers Tatu Iivanainen and Ilkka Vikström taught on 15.9. in the judge training, nine new judge experiments for the secrets of the judge's work. In addition, in the afternoon, ten experienced judges especially updated their information From DaeDo.'s PSS system.

The TU11 trainees were Mikko Karjalainen and Janne Rita.

 

The taekwondo referee is a key factor in the match situation

A good referee enables an equal and safe match. A good referee also knows how to manage the match in such a way that the competitive event progresses smoothly and the match is meaningful to watch. For players, the referee of their own club is also an important source of information, as policies vary and the rules are refined every year. In addition, the referee sees the match from a slightly different perspective than the contestant himself, and can thus also give feedback for the contestant's development.

 

The Finnish Taekwondo Federation made a decision to centralize federation-led coaching in Turku. With this decision, the association no longer wants to support competition coaching in the capital region, so the operation of Training Center 1 will end immediately with this decision. However, TU11 is strongly committed to top taekwondo coaching in the capital region, and will continue daily coaching both in terms of matches and movement sets as before, now as a club activity.

Taekwondo skills for the benefit of enthusiasts

”Vaikka liiton päätös oli kieltämättä suuri pettymys, voimme sen myötä keskittyä lähes täydellisesti oman seuramme toimintaan ja huippu-urheiluun sen puitteissa”, toteaa TU11:a puheenjohtaja Teemu Heino ja jatkaa: ”Käytösssämme on lajin kansallista huippuosaamista aivan eri tavalla kuin muualla maassa ja nämä osaajat ovat myös vahvasti sitoutuneet toimintaan.”

Although the practical operational changes are partly still to be decided, Taekwondo athletes 2011 aims for even better operations. Even though it is only the second year of operation, the club is already well among the 10 largest clubs in Finland, based on licenses. The area of activity of the society is Helsinki, Espoo and Vantaa, and there are enthusiasts from all three of these cities, some even further afield, e.g. From Nurmijärvi. The club is also responsible for the organization of the league finals of this year's match of the association and expects good success from the coming competition season as well.

In the coming weekends, 2 match camps for juniors will be organized. One in Lahti and the other in Turku. We recommend both.

Lahti Prodo Camp on 15 September: http://www.taekwondolahti.fi/index.php?page=23&s1=155

Taekwondo Lahti Ry organizes the third consecutive Prodo Camp match camp at Kamppailu-Areena on September 15, 2012, where versatile exercises are offered to junior competitors (AE Juniors). The theme of the camp this year is an imaginative and proactive match style.
Prodo Camp is a great way to open the autumn racing season for the sledding rider!

Kim Sinisalo, Sauli Glad, Tiiu Tuomi, Erol Yildiz, Simo Siltanen and Aki Tiihonen are responsible for directing the camp exercises.

Turku Camp 23.9.: http://www.suomentaekwondoliitto.fi/?x462301=585071

Sunday 23.9. is a good opportunity to practice the match with other contestants. Anyone over the age of 10 who has previous match experience can participate in the camp organized at the Budokwai hall in Turku. The license must also be in order!

The match referee committee of the Finnish Taekwondo Association welcomes all new referees to Helsinki at the TU11 hall on Saturday 15 September 2012! The theory test is performed during the course day. The participants of the course receive match referee C rights after successfully passing the theory test and the display test given in one of the autumn match competitions.

The last day of registration is Tuesday 11 September 2012

Registration takes place by sending to the address:
tatu.iivanainen@gmail.com about each participant
following information:
· License number
· Participant's first and last name
· Date of birth
· Postal address
· Telephone number
· Email
· Company

 

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