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17 new dan values from the summer belt exam

The belt test was held by Hannu Vikström 5th dan and Timo Jansson 4th dan. Teemu Heino 6th dan and Petteri Kauppinen 5th dan were responsible for the assessment.

Taekwondo athletes 2011 got a new teacher's rank in the exam when parataekwondo multiple medalist Matti Sairanen passed the 4th dan.

The impact of the pandemic on the belt exam was obvious. For some, the exam had been postponed for an annoyingly long time, and for others there had been interruptions in training. Despite everything, the performances were at a good level and the belt values were deservedly increased.

TU11 dan exam 19 June 2021

1. Dan was performed by:

Juuli Mankonen
Jani Lall
Christian Holmberg
Renad Almalky
Rosa Mankonen
Mika Heino
Eemi Grönqvist
Lauri Hulikkala


2. Dan was performed by:

Raitasalo cherry tree
Riku Kytömäki
Joseph Phan
Minna Liiri
Laura Orjasniemi
Marita Kaakkola
Eero Halenius

3. Danin performed:

Plum Duplicator

4. Danin performed:

Matti Sairanen

TU11 dan exam 19 June 2021

 

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For Eddie, Bardia, Chahrazed and Juul Viljo ja Vieno Salon foundation grant

Since 1992, the Viljo ja Vieno Salo Foundation has been distributing coaching grants to young TUL athletes aged 15-23. The scholarship is intended for successful young athletes and teams from TUL's clubs.

This year, the following athletes from TU11 received the scholarship:

Eddie Quinones
Bardia Mirzaei
Chahrazed Boughrara
Juuli Mankonen

More information:
https://tul.fi/viljo-ja-vieno-salon-saation-apurahat-vuodelle-2021-julkaistu/

Taekwondo athletes 2011 congratulates the scholarship recipients!

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Quite a few new belt values from the May exams

At the belt exams in May, a large number of enthusiasts earned their new belt rank. Pat on the back! Hard training was reflected in great performances in the exams themselves, and the bar didn't budge for anyone. 

Thanks also to Mati, Marita, Kirsimarja and Riku, who supervised the exam under the watchful eye of Paul as part of their own progress in the ranks of the black belt. Excellently planned and conducted tests by each. Of course, the same applies to Minna, who won the 3-6 year old exam with a strong routine. 

This is good to continue towards summer training

 

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Level 1 coach training for taekwondo athletes as an intensive course in June

Coach training for taekwondo athletes was unfortunately interrupted at the end of autumn 2020 due to the corona situation. It has not been possible to continue the trainings in the spring either.

In June 2021, we will organize a level 1 training as an intensive course. The course applies to everyone whose Level 1 education was interrupted in the fall, as well as others interested in the subject. We encourage all enthusiasts over 16 years old with at least a red belt to participate. You can attend the training even if you have already completed a similar training, because the subject areas have changed.

Note! Training is mandatory for those participating in the DAN exam in June, if a similar performance has not been done before. 

Objectives and subject areas

  • Learning the ways and practices of the society
  • Identify ways to create a safe and stimulating training atmosphere
  • Identify ways to intervene in problem situations and dangerous situations (e.g. injuries)
  • Illustrates ways of practicing taekwondo skills through progressions and differentiated exercises
  • Learn the basic model for planning a single exercise
  • Learn the basics of different teaching styles and exercise implementation methods

Schedule

Thu 3.6. – 17:00-20:00
Thu 10.6. – 17:00-20:00

In addition to face-to-face teaching, examinees receive a few practice tasks. The location of the close episodes is the Taekwondo athletes' hall in Konala. 

Registration

Sign up by emailing info@tu11.fi.main.hoste.fi

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The training times of the summer season start on June 7.

The summer practice times are published on the practice times page>>

We practice throughout the summer, except for the two middle weeks of July, July 12-25, when we take a summer break.

In the summer, there are plenty of training opportunities for all age groups, no matter what your goals are in terms of development. Summer is e.g. what a great time to practice your skills or try out what competitive training in racing teams feels like.

Points to note about summer training:

  • Age and level groups have been combined a bit, because in the summer group sizes have traditionally been a little smaller. In addition, the training topics are designed so that there are challenges of a suitable level for all belt values.
  • There are two feature exercises for the competition teams during the day when schools are on vacation. We provide more detailed instructions for athletes. In addition, Fridays are reserved for competition teams' independent training and extra training.
  • Fitness circuit, core, stretching and hill training make the long-awaited return to the training offer
  • For those over 13 years of age, there is also an amateur match and an amateur movement series workout. The popular kick workout can also be found again on Sunday.
  • For children's groups, there are outdoor workouts on Thursdays in addition to the basic workouts. If you still want to increase the amount of training, you should ask about the possibilities of participating in the training of the racing group.
  • The advanced 10-15 pass over the summer to train in the 10-12 and 13-15 age groups.
  • In the summer, there is plenty of room in the calendar for private lessons or small group lessons. Book yours right away!
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Summer camps for taekwondo athletes 2021

Super fun and developing things to do for the summer week

The super popular summer camps for taekwondo athletes will be organized this summer as well. The first camp starts right after school ends, and the second one takes place right at the end of the summer vacation. 

  1. camp 7-11 June (FULL, but you can sign up for alternates) 
  2. camp 4.-6.8. 

The official program of the camp day is between 10 and 15:30, but you can be there under supervision from 9 to 17. 

Who is summer camp suitable for? 

The camp is suitable for all children aged 6-14, whether they have a hobby background or not. First-timers get to know the basics of taekwondo, while for the more experienced there are various additional challenges. 

What do we do at summer camp? 

Of course, taekwondo is practiced at the summer camp, but there is much more fun to be had in the camp days. In addition to two daily taekwondo trainings, the campers go outside, do crafts, play, play physical games, watch movies and above all have fun together. 

Who coaches at the summer camp? 

Professional trainers of Taekwondo athletes and the necessary number of assistant instructors act as coaches at the camp. 

What does the summer camp cost?

The price of the first camp is 150€ and the second is 100€. You can register for both camps for a total price of €220. In addition to the camp, the price includes lunch at the lunch restaurant and a snack in the afternoon. 

Where is the summer camp held 

The camp will be held at the Taekwondo athletes' hall at Ristipellontie 1A, 00390, Helsinki. 

How do you register for the summer camp?

You can register directly by filling out the form below. Act quickly as places are limited at both camps. Registration can be canceled on 23.5. until, after which it becomes binding. 

Registration

    By sending the form, I agree that my data will be stored in the customer service system and/or customer register and will be used for communication and managing my customer relationship with me. More information at https://tu11.fi/taekwondo/gdpr/

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    May belt exams

    The next belt exams will be held at the end of May. Participants will receive an invitation to the exam by email.

    Exams are organized following the same safety guidelines as in practice:

     https://tu11.fi/taekwondo/covid-19-turvaohjeet-harjoituksiin/

    Belt exam schedules

    3-6 year olds

    Thu 27.5. at 18:30-19:30

    7-12 year old yellow belt graduates

    Thu 27.5. from 17:00 to 18:00

    7-9 year olds who complete the green ribbons 

    Wed 26.5. at 18:30-19:30

    Performers of 10-12 green ribbons

    Tue 25.5. from 17:00 to 18:00

    7-12 green belt, blue ribbons and blue belt

    Wed 26.5. from 17:00 to 18:30

    +13 years lower belts

    Tuesday 25.5. from 18:30 to 20:00

    Upper belts

    Thursday 27.5. from 18:00 to 20:00

    How do you get to the belt exams?

    You can get to the belt exams by collecting enough practice marks from the previous belt exam. We calculate training visits based on recorded workouts, so remember to log your exercise every time you go to the gym. Participation in video training sessions must be reported separately as a compiled list to the address before the exams info@tu11.fi.main.hoste.fi.

    The prerequisite for entering the exam is also that you know the things required in the exam at a sufficient level and follow the rules of conduct in the gym during the exercises.

    You do not need to register for the exam in advance. However, please let us know if you are not going to participate in the exam after receiving the invitation.

    What is required in the belt test

    In the belt exam, you need to know the technical requirements of the exam and the sets of movements. The requirements of the previous exams also still have to be mastered. You can find the technical requirements in the training instructions on the hall wall.

    We are currently updating the belt test requirements. After the update work, they will also be available in electronic form.

    How should you prepare for the exams?

    The best preparation for the exam is to attend training actively and versatile. For example, enthusiasts who emphasize match training should also attend basic training from time to time, and correspondingly, those training in basic hobby groups should deepen their skills in the form of match training and movement sets.

    Movement sets should be practiced especially well, because they gather almost all the techniques required in the exam and embody the ability of the enthusiast to rhythm the techniques and generate strength in them. After learning a new movement sequence, repeat it as much as possible.

    In the weeks before the exam, movement sets are also repeated more than usual in training. 

    What does the exam cost and how is it billed

    You can find our belt test price list:

    https://tu11.fi/taekwondo/hinnasto/vyokoehinnasto/

    We will invoice you for the exam by email after the exam.

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    Bronze for Aino from the hard level Lents Open

    Aino took bronze in the hard level 4th Lents Taekwondo Worldwide Sports Online Poomsae Open competition. There were 25 participants in Aino's cadet series from all over the world. Winning the medal required three top rounds, and Aino did not disappoint in this regard. 

    The club congratulates Aino on his wonderful performance.

    Marita also cleared her way to the final round, but this time her performance was not enough for medals. 

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    European Olympic Qualifiers - LIVE

    Follow the Olympic qualifiers live. Jenna competed on Friday and Matti competes on Sunday:

    European Qualification Tournament for Tokyo 2020 - Day 3

    Real-time result tracking:
    Saturday: https://wt.uptkd.com/control_accesos_ant.php?camp=30 
    Friday: https://wt.uptkd.com/control_accesos_ant.php?camp=29

    Kannattaa klikata ”show fights” nappia, niin sivun alareunaan ilmestyy kentän ottelujärjestys.

    Sunday 9.5.

    Matti's first match number was 111. The opponent was the fast and skilled Imamaddin Khalilov from Azerbaijan, to whom Matti lost 19-3. Azerbaijan won the series and will go to the Paralympics. Mat's ranking is 3.

    Matti Sairanen

    Sunday Charts>>

    Saturday 8.5.

    On Saturday, Suvi Mikkonen competed for the Finns. In the opening match, he faced 112 Dutchman Bodine Schoenmakers (opponent information in taekwondo data>>). Suvi won the match 15-11.

    In the second round, Suvi beat experienced Belgian Rahellah Aseman! The fourth time he said it. Next came a tough Pole who was much stronger.

    Yle reports: https://yle.fi/urheilu/3-11922634
    Also read the advance story about Suvi's qualifying from YLE>>

    Saturday Charts>>

    In summary from Saturday, Suvi's wonderful performances can be stated. Even though there were no points in the last match, knocking down Aseman was a tough feat. 3 previous attempts did not produce results, but in the most important place the performance was downright terrible.

     

    Friday 7.5.

    Jenna's match number was 211. The opponent was the experienced Cecilia Castro-Burgos from Spain, who has e.g. three EC medals. Castro-Burgos was stronger with 35-5 points.

    Among other Finns, Niko Saarinen competed in the men's under 58 kg category on Friday. In the match, he defeated Sevede Naghibzadeh, who fought with 108 refugee status. Next in the match was the French 220 Cyrian Ravet, to whom Niko lost 30-10.

    Friday Charts>>
    Cecilia Castro-Burgos in taekwondo data>>
    Friday's results>>

    In summary from Friday, of course, it can be stated that the Finns did not reach the Olympic place. Jenna's coach Teemu Heino stated:Ollut tosi rikkonaista loukkaantumisien kanssa jo viime ”kaudella” ja sama meno valitetavasti jatkui, kun Jennan ristisiteet napsui katki joulun alla sparreissa. Leikkauksesta ei olisi ehditty ennen karsintoja toipua, joten tartuttiin siihen oljenkorteen, että polvi ehtisi kuntoutua täyteen iskuunsa näihin kisoihin. Hetken jo näyttikin ihan hyvältä, kun helmikuun lopulla päästiin tekemään lajiharjoituksia, mutta aivan 100% paranemiseen ei aika kuitenkaan riittänyt. Ja melkein parantuneella polvella ei näissä kisoissa vaan pärjätä. Itse ottelua ei mielestäni ole syytä sen enempää analysoida. Polvi ei kestänyt täyttä iskutusta ja ottelu oli sitä myöten hyvin selvä.

    Now we've picked up speed through the operating room and we'll look at things further after that."
     
    8 Olympic places were divided between 8 countries. Adriana Cerezo's performance is especially worth highlighting on Friday. Only 17 years old, the Spaniard was completely superior and took his opponents like those famous liter measures, despite being the youngest participant of the entire tournament. He is coached by Jesus Ramal, who is also responsible for Suvi Mikkonen's coaching.

    An interesting piece of information is related to Omar Salim, representing Hungary. He will be only the second 2nd generation Olympic athlete in taekwondo. His coach father Gergerly Salim won the under 50 kg category in the colors of Denmark in Barcelona, where taekwondo was the demonstration sport. Spain's Jesus Tortosa competed in Seoul 1988 and his son Jesus Tortosa in Rio.
    Gergerly Salim on wikipedia>>

    The news is updated.

     

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    Matt thing on Yle

    Read for yourself: https://yle.fi/urheilu/3-11909061