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Notched brisk success

The morning team in a group photo. Aaha is lounging behind.

Enthusiasts:

Laaksonen, Lasse 3.

Saha, Jaakko 2.

Seniors +30:

Laaksonen, Lasse 2.

Children E:

Quinones, Sara 1.

Cederlöf, Camilla 2.

Children D1:

Leskinen, Luca 2.

Leskinen, Luca 1.

Quinones, Eddie 1.

Cadets, C2.

Sarala, Severi 2.

Moullaev, Megii 3.

Marinkov, Cecile 4.

Sippola, Alina 4.

Cadets C1:

Ali, Pirveisi 2.

Moullaev, Aaha 3.

Väyrynen, Milla 2.

Väyrynen, Milla 1.

Juniors:

Väyrynen, Aleksi 1.

Aleksi Väyrynen 2.

Adults:

Raivio, Tanja 1.

Peltola, Liisa 1.

As a whole, the team's level has improved and the first-timers also did well. Although there is still a lot to practice, many important basics are working.

The coaches are Juho Ranta (also physiotherapy), Juho Kostiainen, Pauli Raivio, Petteri Kauppinen and Sampo Pajulami.

The team was led by Teemu Heino.

All results:

morning results

the results of the afternoon

morning charts

afternoon charts

Thanks to everyone, next direction is Nurmijärvi.

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Here is a live picture from Loviisa, if there is one

We are testing the system

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-qw7gCIVaU&feature=share

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Matti Sairane 2. dan, taekwondo nominated for the Paralympics

Matti Sairanen completed his 2nd Dan in the belt exam held in his hometown in Beijing.

Matti Sairanen is a multiple parataekwondo medalist (2 x World Championship 2nd, 1 x World Championship 3rd). Read more here>>

At the same time, the World Taekwondo Federation announced that parataekwondo, together with badminton, made it to the 2nd evaluation stage of the Paralympics. It seems that taekwondo will be seen as a sport in the Paralympics in Tokyo 2020. Read more here>>

Our club congratulates Matt and is excited for the selection together with Mat!

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PM for info

According to preliminary information, the PM competitions will take place in Iceland on June 7-8, 2014. Advance information on the number of participants is needed to run the competitions. Please note that on the same weekend there is a G1 competition in Switzerland.

PM competitions have series for cadets (2000-2002), juniors (1997-1999) and adults (1984-1996). Possibly also series for +30 and +40-year-olds. 2 people/country can be nominated for each series. (The reason for the upper age limit for adults is unknown.)

Note! Cadets do not have a main contact. You cannot participate in two weight classes or age groups.

As in previous years, the 1st and 2nd placers of the previous SM competitions have been selected for the PM competitions. Priority is given to the series where the championship ranking has been obtained. This privilege is removed when the athlete changes weight or age category. If the chosen one does not accept the representative place, the place will be filled by the head coach's decision, taking into account the athlete's eligibility to compete at the PM level.

The 1st and 2nd placers of the 2013 SM must notify advance information about participation in the competitions and the series by THURSDAY 13.3. by e-mail eero.viinikainen@pp.inet.fi. If there are more than one representative from the same club, you are welcome to make announcements per club. Those who received other placements or those who wish to participate in PM competitions also register by the due date.

Now everyone takes care of their own card collection by registering on time (by March 13th), because the realization of the PM competitions is up to you.

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TU11 strengthens its position in the vanguard of technology

Toisinaan harrastajilla on ollut hankaluuksia tietää, mistä saa helpoiten vastauksia ajankohtaisiin kysymyksiin. ”Milloin huominen leiri alkaa?” ”En ole netin äärellä, ja siellä on kuulemma tärkeää infoa huomisesta kisareissusta?”

Telephone machine — Now TU11 has also acquired a telephone

Now you can contact the club's phone for urgent questions,
045 1827290.

The phone is usually answered by Pauli, who is always up-to-date on the club's affairs, and if he doesn't know, he will find out.

Tietenkin vanhat yhteydenottokanavat ovat yhä suositeltavia, salilla voi ja on suotavaa epäselvistä asioista kysellä kaikilta ohjaajilta, ja info@tu11.fi -sähköpostiosoite palvelee kuten ennenkin. Kaikki yhteystiedot löytyy sivun oikeasta laidasta Yhteystiedot-kohdasta.

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TU's team to Loviisa

Taekwondo athletes have the biggest team of the Games

First race of the season

The Budo Nord Open in Loviisa on March 8 starts the domestic competition season. In the competition, all matches of E and D-aged Juniors and beginners C- and B-aged are taken in the morning. In the afternoon, the first competition of the cadet, junior and adult league series will be held. In addition, adult enthusiasts measure each other in the afternoon. The total number of participants in the competition is 229 competitors.

TU's team

Taekwondo athletes are represented in 25 different leagues, and thus the biggest team of the games will compete. The representation is equally strong both in the morning and in the afternoon.

Morning:

Quinones	Eddie	Chess	D1 juniors -40 Kg
A widow	Luca	Chess	D1 juniors -26 Kg
John	Sthl	Chess	D1 juniors -30 Kg
A widow	Luca_	Chess	D1 juniors -28 Kg
Moullaev	Megi	Chess	C2 juniors -44 Kg
Sarala	Severus	Chess	C2 juniors -44 Kg
Quinones	Sedge	Female	E-juniors -26 Kg
Cederlof	Camilla	Female	E-juniors -34 Kg
Quinones	Sara 2	Female	D1 juniors -26 Kg
Sippola	Alina	Female	C2 juniors -48 Kg
Marinkov	Cecile	Female	C2 juniors -42 Kg

Afternoon:

A widow	The same	Chess	Enthusiasts -68 Kg
Saw	James	Chess	Enthusiasts +80 Kg
Laaksonen	Lasse_2	Chess	Enthusiasts -68 Kg
Moullaev	Aha	Chess	C1-Cadets -57 Kg
Wargel's	Punch	Chess	C1-Cadets -41 Kg
Under	Pirveisi	Chess	C1-Cadets -37 Kg
Feces	Voker	Chess	B1-League -63 Kg
Väyrynen	Aleksi_	Chess	B1-League -48 Kg
Väyrynen	Alex	Chess	B1-League -45 Kg
Laaksonen	Lasse	Chess	Seniors +30 -68 Kg
Väyrynen	Whereby_	Female	C1-Cadets -41 Kg
Väyrynen	Whereby	Female	C1-Cadets -37 Kg
Area of cleared land	Tanya	Female	Match league -49 Kg
Arable land	Alice	Female	Match league -62 Kg

Tags Espoo, hobby, Helsinki, struggle, competitive, racing, competition, kyorogii, match, taekwondo, taekwondo athletes 2011, tu11, vanta

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We trained and had fun at the ski holiday camp

Ski holiday camp:

Taekwondo athletes practiced diligently twice a day at the ski vacation camp during the entire ski vacation week. The most diligent campers stayed kicking even during the evening exercises. Between workouts, we went for a treat at the lunch table of the cafe Corelli downstairs. There was still enough snow to get down to Kannelmäki. In addition, on Thursday we went to Kanneltalo to watch a movie.

Taekwondo athletes would like to thank all campers for a great week!

runaway

Tags Espoo, hobby, Helsinki, junior, juniors, children, camp, taekwondo, taekwondo, taekwondo athletes 2011, tu11

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On a spring day, we trained, ate and were rewarded

Movement sets in training

The spring day started with poom training under Petter's guidance. After lunch, the trainees were divided into level groups led by Petteri, Pauli and Sampo. About 50 people participated in the training,

Lunch Korean style

Jari Seppälä and assistant chef Kostiainen prepared Bulgogi, which was served with Kimchi and rice. The vegetarian option was Thai curry. The lunch garnered praise, even though it was the first time Korean food was being tasted.

Rewarded

In the traditional way, I awarded the competitor of the year and the hobbyist of the year:

Player of the year: Tanja Lovikka

Fan of the Year: Sara Quinones

When explaining the criteria for awarding the prizes, Teemu stated that the choice was difficult because there are a large number of good fighters and enthusiastic enthusiasts in our club. Good luck to the winners!

The awards were preceded by Petter's short lecture on Taekwondo.

We had a sauna in the evening

In the evening, we took a sauna and enjoyed refreshments in the sauna of the competition hall under the banner of the Helsinki Open karonka. Some continued into the Helsinki night. TU11 would also like to thank the volunteers who couldn't make it to Kisahalli on Saturday.

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Camp of national team groups in Spain in April

Olympic coach Jesús Ramal and Olympic athlete Suvi Mikkonen organize a camp for adults, juniors and cadets in Madrid, Spain. The camp is aimed at national team groups and advanced competitors under the age of 12.

Camp schedule:

Adults 13-23 April 2014

13.4. Arrival

14.-22.4. Training days

23.4. Return to Finland

Juniors, cadets and children 16-21 April 2014

16.4. Arrival

17.-20.4. Training days

21.4. Return to Finland

It is possible to partially participate in the camp, but special arrangements must be agreed upon separately.

Camp prices and more detailed information coming soon!

Registrations and additional information about the camp from Suvi Mikkone: suvi@hankuk.es

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Budo Nord Open 8.3. in Loviisa

Loviisa Taekwondo Hwang ry organizes the competition of the Finnish Taekwondo Association's match league. There are also amateur, junior and senior series.

E, D, C2, B2 series in the morning, others in the afternoon.

E, D, C2 series with pool, others with cup.

Registrations 25.2. by!

Competition invitation:

http://www.suomentaekwondoliitto.fi/@Bin/1150630/Budo%20Nord%20Open%202014.pdf

Final schedule 5.3.: