Top coaching available to everyone

About a week ago Finnish Taekwondo Federation decided to close the coaching centers retroactively from the beginning of September. Although the situation came as a bit of a surprise, the plans to continue operations have progressed well. The end of the competition training supported by the association in Helsinki gives taekwondo athletes a new opportunity to share top taekwondo instruction with all taekwondo enthusiasts, regardless of their home club. From Monday (September 24, 2012), match and movement series training will start for fans of all clubs with the old practice times, but with a new system. The purpose is to share the excellence of the sport to both beginner competitors and those aiming for the top of the world.

Taekwondo match by theme

In order for the athletes who train with different training programs in different clubs to get more out of the taekwondo athletes' match training, the training days will be themed in the future. In this way, it is easier to fit individual training programs into high-quality joint training. At the same time, casual visitors know what to expect each day.

On Mondays, the emphasis is on technique and tactics, Wednesday's training focuses on pair training, on Thursday there will be sparring training, and on Friday, technique and sport physics. You can also find the theming from the group photo of the competition team. All taekwondo players who have at least a 7th kup belt rank and invest in developing their match skills are welcome to the match practice. You can find the training prices From the price list.

They are responsible for the coaching of TU11's match group

- Multiple taekwondo EC medalist Teemu Heino
– European Ranking 1st and four-time ETU A-class winner Juho Kostiainen
- Two-time Olympic coach and Finnish sport analysis pioneer Kim Sinisalo
- Olympic team physiotherapist Juho Ranta, with special responsibility for muscle maintenance and maintenance exercises
– Sampo Pajulampi, trainer and coordinator of the Project 2012 group
– Finnish champion and active competitor Pauli Raivio

The movement series group also continues in the Taekwondo athletes' hall

Business series competitors will continue to receive high-quality instruction at TU11's gym. Petteri Kauppinen, the Finnish champion of both the movement series and the match, and nationally respected teacher, is the coach of the group. Petteri has divided the training into four areas (kicks, hand techniques, positions & movement and execution of the whole), which by systematically practicing you will get better and better results.

Regardless of home club, all taekwondo players with at least a 6th cup belt rank and who already know the ins and outs of their own league are welcome to join the business series competition group.

Welcome to play sports!