Taekwondo athletes instructors Pauli Mikael Raivio and Tanja Tuulia Lovikka (now Raivio) said their will to each other on February 1, 2014. The people of the club congratulate the antidotes.
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Taekwondo wedding
Author: Juho Kostiainen
The second open of taekwondo athletes gathered a nice crowd to try taekwondo.
In the draw, Marlo Hyytiäinen, Heidi Hiltunen and Iina Liukkonen won a free training month. Good luck to the winners!
Taekwondo athletes welcome all those who are interested in the sport to come and train, beginner groups have started, you can join at any time during the season.
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Open doors 31.8. and 7.9.
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Come and learn about versatile taekwondo!
Right now is a great time to start practicing taekwondo. Finland's top association, Taekwondourheilijat 2011 ry organizes two open days, where anyone can get to know the sport by watching, trying and asking questions. The club's instructors are there to talk about the sport, the club and training, so the answers to mind-boggling questions can be found in Helsinki's Konala, Ruosilankuja 3 C in a row on Saturday 31 August 2013 and 7 September 2013. The doors open at 10:00 and are open until four, longer if there are enough people interested. In the future, e.g. introductory training opportunities, competitions, raffle for training months, etc. And serving coffee and juice - of course!
There is no bad age to start taekwondo, the sport is suitable for everyone. Small children learn general physical skills, and with seniors we go at a calm, but still developing pace. For the young and enthusiastic, our club offers fast-paced training and learning to compete under the leadership of our country's most successful taekwondo athletes. In our club, there are many families, where both children of different ages and parents enthusiastically pursue their own goals. So don't worry, start taekwondo now!
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The contract practice will be renewed
The pricing of taekwondo athletes is clarified. From August 13, 2013, all new contracts will be concluded for an indefinite period, where the invoicing interval is 3 months. In practice, this means that the contract does not need to be renewed as long as you continue training. If you want to end the brush match, you can do so by informing the instructors at the gym or by sending an email to info@taekwondourhelijat.fi, after which we will not send you the next invoice. The pricing is the same as in the previous 6-month contract. 10 times on the card and there will be no changes in the contracts of the match and business series groups.
New price list
| Group | price | 3-month period price |
| Adults over 16 years old | €54/month | 162 € |
| Children / Youth 7-15 years | €49/month | 147 € |
| Children 3-6 years | €44/month | 132 € |
| 10 times the card | 79 € |
You can see more information about pricing on the price list page.
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Jari Seppälä as an instructor for the match camp of Taekwondo athletes
20.4. we train in top-level coaching, when Jari Seppälä comes to guide the training of the match camp. Jari has been a taekwondo match coach for over 20 years. Jari is a long-time taekwondo influencer who currently works as the head coach of the ITF taekwondo national team. Seppälä has coached Kostiainen Juho's snub nose to the international top. Come and see how it's done.
The match camp is intended for everyone interested in matches. Of course, you can participate even if you don't have match experience yet.
Program:
10.00 – 11.30 Children (EC), preparatory exercise, TU11 instructors
11.30 – 13.00 Adults (B/R/H/S), preparatory exercise, TU11 instructors
13.00 – 14.30 Children (EC), main exercise Jari Seppälä
14.30 – 16.00 Adults (B/R/H/S), main exercise Jari Seppälä
The match camp will be held at the TU11 hall in Konala.
The participation fee is 20 euros, which is paid in cash at the event. Cafe and equipment sales on site.
A total of 11 taekwondo athletes took part in the Loviisa games. There were first timers as well as standard equipment.
Juniors
In the boys' D2 under 30kg series, Luca Leskinen suffered an opening loss to Hipko Team's Jopi Helle. In the same series, Joni Ståhl won the first match in style, but succumbed to Christmas in the semifinals. However, bronze for both boys.
In the boys' D2 under 34kg series, the first-timer Alireza Piraveisi showed convincing performances, winning both of his matches with clear numbers. So gold for Alireza with a great performance.
In the boys' D2 under 37kg series, there was a final between TU11 boys, when Megii Moullaev and Eddie Quinones both clear their way to the final. Megii was better this time and took the gold medal. Great matches from Eddie again and this time a silver medal.
In the boys' D1 under 34kg series, Sisu Salmenniemi lost in the semi-final round of a very tight and tough match in the overtime.
This time, Aaha Moullaev competed in a higher weight category, but fought nicely to a tie until the very end of the match, but had to give up in the last seconds for silver.
Sophia Vassilaki started with a win in the girls' C1 -44kg series. In the final, however, Sophia had to bow to Jyväskylä's Vilja Aalto.
Sara Quinones did not find an opponent this time in the E-jobs under 28kg series, but we hope that Sara will get to fight for the first time.
Adults
Among the adults, as usual, 2012's Jaakko Saha was included, for whom only one opposition was found this time. Jaakko dominated the match and took the job home in style, even though headers were forbidden in Jaakko's series this time.
Sami Leskinen was an unlucky warrior in the men's amateur series. Sami's hand was broken in the first match and the games stopped at that. Get well soon Sam!
In the women's under 49kg category, Tanja Lovikka won her first match by clear numbers, but had to admit that Jyväskylä's Lotta Linna was better in the final.
Support forces
Janne Rita represented Taekwondo athletes as a judge. The coaches are Juho Kostiainen, Juho Ranta and Petteri Kauppinen. In addition, a support group consisting of parents supported and cheered ours meritoriously.
See you at the camp!
Taekwondo competitors and the judge performed very well in the Loviisa Games and the team spirit was just right. The next competitions will be held in Nurmijärvi on 13 April, where we will hopefully see an even bigger team. Before that, you can compete in the indoor competitions on 2.4.
Score: Budo Nord Open 2013, results
Here are a couple of Eddie's father's videos of the Taekwondo athletes' warm-up, award distribution and Sara and Sophia's playful challenge match.
A small compilation of pictures from the award ceremony from Eddie's father:
Taekwondo match for all ages
On Saturday, an open match camp was organized at the taekwondo athletes' gym in Konala, Helsinki. The camp attracted 35 enthusiastic enthusiasts from all over southern Finland. The theme of the camp was overhead kicks, which have become very important in the modern game.
The day opened with a common initial dance, after which the children and adults both practiced two exercises. At the camp, upper techniques, dodges, defenses and, of course, practical applications in the match were reviewed - with an emphasis on upper kicks. The exercises were directed by Teemu Heino, Juho Kostiainen and Juho Ranta.
The taekwondo athletes thank all participants for their good mood and welcome everyone to the indoor games next Tuesday to test the skills learned at the camp. If there is still room for improvement in the match, you can apply to TU for more practice from open match practices.
Taekwondo athletes 2011 will organize an additional training seminar for all taekwondo enthusiasts on Saturday, June 9, 2012. The seminar can be included in the 2nd level coach training of the Finnish Taekwondo Association.
Athletes and their coaches as well as enthusiasts who need tips for summer training are welcome. The seminar lasts one day and consists of three different exercises. The purpose of the seminar is to familiarize the participants with different forms of additional training and to guide them in the right ways of doing it. In the seminar, you can participate in the exercises or follow sample performances on the page. The price of the seminar is €50/person, if there are more participants from the club, the price is reduced by €10/participant. The price for TU11 enthusiasts is €25. Registrations by June 2, 2012 at the latest. The seminar is organized if there are at least 10 people registered. The seminar starts in the morning, a more detailed schedule and training locations will be announced later. The seminar includes the following exercises:
1. Strength training
In this exercise, we go through the most essential strength exercises for taekwondo. The exercise is done in the weight room, where the techniques of the different movements are instructed and the number of repetitions and reference values are reviewed. E.g. parallel pull-up, pull-up, squat
2. Speed training
This training is done on the sports field. In this exercise, we go through speed exercises and different execution methods. E.g. strokes, jumps, ball throws...
3. Specific strength/endurance training
This workout is done in the gym. In this workout, the focus is on specific muscle strength and endurance exercises. E.g. kicking power with rubber bands, static kick muscle exercises, fitness circuits...
Preliminary schedule of the seminar
09:30-10:00 Meeting at the Taekwondo athletes' hall at Ruosilankuja 3C, Helsinki
10:00-10:30 Transfer to the weight room with carpool transport
10:30-12:00 Additional weight training
12:00-13:30 Lunch break. Let's find a joint lunch place for those who want to, everyone eats at their own expense. We will return to the gym, from where we will head to the sports field at around 1:15 p.m.
13:30-15:00 Practice on the sports field
15:00-16:00 Return to the TU11 hall and a break
16:00-17:30 Sports practice
17:30-18:00 Summary and end of the seminar
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