Taekwondo athletes 2011 | Taekwondo | Helsinki | Espoo | Vantaa
The contribution of taekwondo athletes at the Taekwondo Festival held in Turku over the weekend was strong. Petteri Kauppinen was part of a distinguished group of directors, whose most famous name was the Korean grandmaster Kang. The other instructors were master Mun, Jesus Ramal and Suvi Mikkonen.
The gala organized on Sunday also featured a team competition, which TU11 won with the team of Hilla Palvianen, Jenna Partanen (Tapiola Taekwondo Hwang), Mika Koistinen, Elom Damalie and Juho Ranta.
In the autumn season, the training calendar will be even more condensed, when more advanced children and young people will also have their own separate groups.
The last indoor competitions of the summer season will take place right after the Olympics on August 14, 2012. Children and young people compete at 17-19, and adults at 19-21. Between the youth and adult matches, you have the opportunity to watch Suvi Mikkonen, Finland's only taekwondo Olympic representative, at the Olympic Games with a group!
Three sections were covered in the summer training seminar. On the sports field, we went through running, jumping and throwing, in the weight room various squats, grabs and parallel pull-ups, and in the taekwondo gym body control, rubber band training and mobility training. The pace was quite brisk and individual movements were tried only briefly.
Thanks to all participants. We hope for feedback and promise that we will continue in the fall.
Tuesday 19 June 2012, from 17:00 to 21:00Children under 16 17.00-19.00
Over 16 years old 19.00-21.00
Taekwondo athletes organize indoor competitions on Tuesday 19 June 2012. In indoor competitions, everyone can agree on their match partner and possible main contact with each other, so there is no participation threshold. There is a central referee in the matches and the points are counted as in real competitions.
The competitions start with children's (under 16) matches at 17:00 and around 19:00 we move on to the adult matches. Indoor competitions are free for TU11 members and Coaching Center athletes, the price for others is 10 euros. Indoor competitions replace the normal exercises on Tuesday.
In the indoor competition, you can order the necessary protections for the competition (not mandatory, except for mouth guards / €6 and bottom guards / €22). If you don't have protectors, the club will lend them to the race.
22.5. Teemu Heino held a belt test at the taekwondo athletes' gym where the following people increased their belt values:
Hilla Palviainen 1st dan
Tom Åkerholm 1. kup
Matti Puromäki 2nd cup
Salla Tuominen 3. kup
Mörötti Hannula 7+. cup
25.4. In the test conducted by Petteri Kauppinen, the following increased their belt values:
Sami Timame 9th Cup
Amir Timame 9. kup
Aatos Rintala 8. kup
Moona Puromäki 8. kup
Arno Valtonen 8. kup
Eetu Ikonen 8.kup
Janika Tatti 8. kup
Ville Rauhanen 8. kup
Arttu Mäkelä 8.kup
Timo-Ringo Kukk 8.kup
Nea Mäkelä 8. kup
Mette Puromäki 8. kup
Sebastian Ben-Amor 8. kup
Iida Rissanen 8. kup
Anton Sjöholm 8. kup
Arthur Nikkinen's 8th kup
26.5. In the organized test, Petteri Kauppinen awarded the following belt values:
Eetu Ikonen's 8th cup
Amalia Vultur 8. kup
Victor Vultur 8. cup
TU11 congratulates all those who have increased their belt rank!
Hilla Palviainen took gold in the girls' under 63 kg category at the PM Games held in Malmö, Sweden, on Saturday. In their first match, Hilla defeated Riihimäki's Roosa Torttila with a score of 11-1. In the final, Hilla was met by a training friend from the training center and a fierce competitor, Jenna Partanen (Tapiola Taekwondo Hwang). In her semi-final, Jenna had defeated the tall Swede, Natalie Fogelberg, with a wonderful performance. In the final, the situations varied, but at the end of the game, the score was 8-5 for Hilla. I saw Hilla win the Nordic championship.
Juho Ranta (men -87 kg) took bronze in his series after defeating Aki Tiihonen from Lahti in the quarter-finals. In the semifinals, the score line of the main hits favored Dennis Zorko from Sweden, who won the series, who went on to win the series, defeating Joonas Rynö of Helsinki Taekwondo in the final.
Teemu Heino (men +87 kg) also did not find the right kind of hits in his semi-final match against Sweden's Mustafa Jukovic. Despite Teemu's hard effort, the match ended in favor of the Swede 2-1. In the final, Jukovic defeated Tero Kuorikoski from Lahti and took the series victory.
