Taekwondo athletes 2011 | Taekwondo | Helsinki | Espoo | VantaaRiga Open G2 took place on 8-9 October 2022. Jenna happily took bronze from the competition!
In the first round, Denmark's Jameian Ayda (https://www.taekwondodata.com/ayda-jameian.aujv.html). In the semifinals, the Norwegian Mari Nilsen Romuldset was stronger (https://www.taekwondodata.com/mari-romundset-nilsen.at4m.html).
The club congratulates you on the medal!
Saturday's charts with results: https://www.taekvondo.lv/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Draw-Sheets-with-Results-Day-1-Riga-Open-2022.pdf
A day full of fighting for black belts and black belt aspiring taekwondo enthusiasts over the age of 14 and at least a blue belt.
In the seminar, the combat aspects of Taekwondo will be comprehensively reviewed:
Read more about the seminars: https://tu11.fi/taekwondo/2022/10/taekwondourheilijat-2011-teravoittaa-opetustaan-kohti-mustaa-vyota/
TU11n Sali, Ristipellontie 14, 00390 Helsinki
The teacher in charge of the seminar is Teemu Heino, one of Finland's most successful taekwondo competitors, 6 dan, a four-time European Championship medalist. In addition to his sports career, Teemu has worked e.g. as a security guard, porter, and designed and directed various self-defense trainings.
09:00 – 10:30 Step matches
11:00 – 12:30 Self defense
Lunch break, own snacks.
During the meal / after the meal, a discussion about wrestling in general and the role of wrestling in taekwondo teaching.
13:30 – 15:00 A competitive match
15:00 – 15:30 Stretching / Q&A session
40 € / person
As the club's activities have developed, the upper belts responsible for the TU11 belt tests have remained in a very small role in the club's day-to-day operations. Our activities are and have been built on the reference framework of sports, and the teaching has been emphasized accordingly. Important, but less emphasized areas are rarely taught, and if the enthusiast does not go through all the exercises, until now it has been possible, with bad luck, to end up in the upper belt exams without having been taught the things required there at all. The focus of teaching and the skills required in the belt exams have not always completely coincided.
Due to this, TU11 will now start using seminar days preparing for the dan exams from autumn 2022. In the initial phase, almost all the essential content required for the belt exams is divided into two seminar days:
In these seminars, the purpose is to review all the essential content required for the TU11 black belt exams through various lectures, discussions and exercises. Both seminars will be organized in both autumn and spring seasons, and the seminars will be developed based on experiences and feedback.
In order to be able to participate in the black belt exams in the future, before each degree of black belt, you must participate in both a technique and a fighting seminar at least once during the year and a half preceding the belt exam. This ensures that no one gets to the black belt exam, so that clear competence gaps become apparent to the teachers only at the belt exam. It is of course recommended to attend both seminars more than once.
The program of the seminar days will be published separately, but the intention is that Saturday will be used for the seminar from nine in the morning to four in the afternoon, and the teaching will include both physical exercise and theory.
Read more and register: https://tu11.fi/taekwondo/2022/10/kamppailuseminaari-5-11-2022/
Read more and register:
https://tu11.fi/taekwondo/2022/10/kamppailuseminaari-5-11-2022/
The seminars are for a fee, and all TU11 members from blue belt and 14 years of age and older can participate in them. The teaching is of a general nature and seminars can be marketed with these age and belt value restrictions to enthusiasts of other clubs as well. However, the emphasis is on the things that TU11's dan examinees are expected to know.
Saturday 15.10. TU11 competitors did their best at the Porvoo Open!
Out of the club's ten match competitors, Artin started the day wonderfully, winning gold in his series with two match wins. Artin was also awarded with the morning fighter spirit award.
The remaining 9 competitors got into real action in the afternoon.
Milay Endah took match wins in singles and won his own series (C1-51kg). Emilia Uhlbäck, who competed in the same series, also did well and took bronze from the series at the end of two good matches.
Markus Liuko won his preliminary match and faced Peetu Hartikainen in the final. An entertaining final battle turned into a victory for Markus this time. I heard someone say that these boys really do move forward.
Luca Hip operates a series win not only in his own age group but also in a higher age group. After a wild day, Luca was also awarded as the best gambler of the day
Noel Viitaniemi got a little change to his standard opponent repertoire this time and a really good one. In his match, Noel continued to show confident moves and bold decisions and won the gold despite the opposition's good eye for the game.
Vivian again, he didn't get too excited, but once again handled his race day work cheerfully and as usual in such a way that he left the burning mat with a gold medal around his neck as well.
Ken Anttila gave everyone a good show for the rest of the day when he filled the point gaps in both sets in his match, of course with difficult and fine techniques.
Isabella Anttila (D1 -30kg) fought like his brother, so that the point ceilings rattled. So also gold for Isbelle.
Laura made a great return to the mats and Alex still got the Warrior Spirit award!
Come to make discoveries or sell your extra items at the Taekwondo athletes 2011 Ry's hall on 22.10. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
More information:
info@TU11.fi
TELEPHONE: 045 182 7290
Chahrazed Boughrara will represent Finland in the taekwondo U21 EC competitions on September 29. in the tournament in Tirana, Albania.
You can watch the matches live: https://www.youtube.com/c/reStrikeIVR/playlists
Ukraine's Mariia Dumina was the first to face, but she had to settle for a place in the choir with a score of 2-0.
In the next match, Turkey's Isil Zafer was the stronger set 2-0. The tough Turk is a little better, but Chahrazed's grips were promising. Even though it's been a broken season, especially in terms of training conditions, Chahra was able to compete at a good level.
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The official program of the camp day is organized between 10-15:30, but you may be there under supervision from 9-17:00.
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.
Of course, taekwondo is practiced at the 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.
Professional trainers of Taekwondo athletes and the necessary number of assistant instructors act as coaches at the camp.
The price of a week-long camp is 150€ and a three-day camp is 100€. In addition to the camp, the price includes lunch at the lunch restaurant and a snack in the afternoon.
The camp will be held at the Taekwondo athletes' hall at Ristipellontie 14, 00390, Helsinki.
You can register directly by filling out the form below. Act quickly as places are limited at both camps.
The 2022 Ambassadors Cup was organized on September 24. at the Tikkurila sports house.
The taekwondo athletes were successful as usual, even though the team was not the greatest of all time.
1. Anttila, Ken
2. Viitaniemi, Noel
3. Pursiainen, Miko
3. Anttila, Paolo
1. Hartikainen, Peetu
3. Liuko, Markus
5-8. Takala, Teemu
2. Mahmoudi, Artin
2. Viitaniemi, Noel
3. Anttila, Paolo
3. Hip, Luca
2. Hulikkala, Lauri
1. Jha, Sumedha
1. Endah, Milay
2. Uhlbaek, Emilia
1. Anttila, Isabella
2. Well, Vivian
4. Inès Benais
1. Aino Kortelainen
4. Sofia Sarala
2. Alex Jürgens
2. Ville Lehtinen
1. Marita Jaakkola
1. Sofia Sarala & Lassi Kaasinen
2. Ville Lehtinen & Miia Siutila (Budokwai)
1. Aino Kortelainen, Sofia Sarala, Airada Heikkinen
1. Luca Lonka
3. Luca Lonka
2. Luca Lonka
Salikisa on tarkoitettu erityisesti lapsille, kadeteille ja harrastajasarjoissa otteleville. Pisteet lasketaan manuaalisesti ”old-school”, joten sähkösukat eivät ole välttämättömiä. Tilaisuus sopii erinomaisesti myös niille, joilla ei ole aikaisempaa kokemusta ottelukisaamisesta.
Salikisa costs €10 for non-members of the club and €5 for members of the club and partner clubs (Kampsport Fighters, Espoo Taekwondo Academy, Doboksport). Payment on the spot in cash.
Also have cash for coffee and mochas, as there is a small coffee shop on site.
Schedule:
11:00 hall doors open
11:15 joint warm-up
11:30 gym competition starts
16:00 gym competition ends
Order a protective package for indoor competitions
Register in advance, so we can reserve the right amount of equipment, personnel and the cafe's merchandise.
Talkoohommas start to argue, but once again girls and boys! Sunday 4.9. cleaning and finishing the house at 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m
Then it's time for brushes! 10.9. let's gather in the hall to enjoy the food from the fridge and good company, maybe the wildest ones will continue to the bar after 11:00 p.m. Everyone who participated in the work, welcome!
