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Your Fight and Suuri Budoleiri 2013
http://budoleiri.sporttisaitti.com/
Your Fight 10-11 May 2013
The 2011 Your Move will continue in the form of a joint youth camp for martial arts. A joint camp of seven sports will be organized in Pajulahti on May 10-11, 2013. The camp is intended for 14-20-year-old aikido, judo, karate, kendo, boxing, taekwondo and skill enthusiasts.
Great Budoleiri 7.-9. and 9-11 June 2013
The traditional Big Budoleiri for 8-14 year olds will be held at Varala Sports College in Tampere on Friday 7 June. – Sun 9.6.2013 and Sun 9.6. – Tue 11.6.2013. The camp will again be organized in two parts. Come and practice and try fast-paced sports: karate, taido, kendo, aikido and taekwondo. The camp is divided into two parts - on the weekend, Friday-Sunday, karate, Taido and ITF-taekwondo are camped. The joint camp of aikido, kendo and WTF taekwondo is organized from Sun to Tue.
The Spanish Open is one of the biggest taekwondo tournaments in Europe. 1229 athletes from around the world will meet each other in La Nucia on May 4-6.
Team of taekwondo athletes:
Sophia Vassilaki cadet girls -44 kg
Teemu Heino senior male +87 kg
The coach is Juho Ranta and the guardian is Laura Vassilaki.
Tournament competitor lists and results can be found at www.tpss.nl.
http://www.helsinginitsepuolustuskoulu.fi/site/kisat/taekwondo-ottelu-5-12v/
Participation fee 20 euros / sport. We pay in cash on the spot. Admission is free.
Prize! If you participate in more than one sport, you will receive a gift card worth 20 euros for the gold medal you win in each competition to the FightProStore fighting equipment store (the store is located next to the Hipko Metsälä hall).
All competitors get a medal! The first place in each category is awarded with a gold medal, the second with a silver and the third with a bronze. Other competitors will receive a participation medal.
Schedules is broken down by sport. The schedules of the competitions can change depending on the number of participants, and the series can be combined if necessary. Make sure that the competitor has insurance that covers the competition.
Be ready at the venue no later than the start of your sport. We recommend arriving at least an hour earlier, so that you can get to know the event at your leisure, warm up carefully and race safely.
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TAEKWONDO SUMMER CAMP 2013
Taekwondo athletes 2011 organizes a children's day camp for 6-13 year olds on June 3-7, 2013 at the Taekwondo athletes hall in Konala.
The camp is a day camp. The camp starts at 9:00 and ends at 17:00. Guided taekwondo exercises start at 10:00 and end at 15:00. The price of the camp is 150 euros including lunch, two exercises daily and the rest of the program. We offer a 10% sibling discount if more than one child from your family participates.
The instructors of the camp are TU11 teachers and young instructors.
20 participants are accepted for the camp. TU11 reserves the right to cancel the camp if the minimum number of 10 participants is not met. If there are more people willing, another camp will be organized on June 10-14. Registration takes place on 26.4. by the address info@taekwondourheilijat.fi or to the list in the hall.
You can get more information from the club's instructors, website or by sending an e-mail to the club.
Download the camp advertisement here in .pdf format>>
We are organizing the WMG 2013 match camp in Porvoo, where all willing participants are welcome (participation is desirable)
Time: 20/04/2013
Place: Porvoo Taekwondo club's hall
Address: Kisällintie 8, 06100 Porvoo
Training: 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m
After which, a joint meeting with all participants
If after this you want to go to other training sessions, that is also possible, e.g. 2:30 p.m.–4:00 p.m
Coach: Ari Nevalainen
Registration for the camp by e-mail: ou@outrading.fi
No later than 18 April 2013
(if you can't make it to the camp and are interested in participating in the games, email me)
At the camp or before this, I will take the contact information of all those who wish to register and send them to you so that you can handle the matter with the association.
When you are thinking about that possible support, I would ask you to note that in the last European Championship there were 3 medals, 2 gold and 1 silver, as well as 1 point ranking. (a great achievement for a small team)
Osmo Ulmala
gsm 050-66217
On Saturday, April 13, 2013, skills were tested at Nurmijärvi in the context of taekwondo league competitions. A total of 13 taekwondo athletes took part in the games - first-timers, standard equipment and veterans.
Juniors
In the girls' E1 series, Sara Quinones started her match career well by winning her first match right away. The girls had a great match and I believe that this is good for both of them to continue their match careers.
In the boys' D2 series, Luca Leskinen competed in under 26 kg and Joni Stähl in under 28 kg. Luca's opponent was still a bit too tough to break and thus the victory was not achieved. Joni, on the other hand, managed to turn a tight match into a victory. Both boys only had one match this time, so there were some to bring home for both.
In the boys' D2 under 46kg series, Niklas Haapalinna started his match career. Niklas played three good and tight matches, but the victory still had to wait until the next time. In the last match, victory was almost within reach, but one tight situation turned the match in favor of the opponent.
In the boys' D1 under 37kg series, Megii Moullaev and Kasper Wargelin set out to win the series. Megii was now in the D1 series for the first time, when the D2 series didn't seem to offer enough resistance. Now Megii got plenty of opposition and suffered narrow losses in the first two matches. In the third match, Megii bowed out when the opponent gave up. Kasper, on the other hand, knew the ins and outs of the series and after tight battles stood on the highest podium.
In the boys' C2 under 49kg series, Aaha Moullaev won two tight matches. In the first, Aaha had to bow to her opponent, but in the second match, Aaha won.
In the girls' C1 under 44kg series, Sophia Vassilaki set out to win the series. In the first match, Sophia beat her training friend Emma Reimann, but in the second match, she lost to the girl from Jyväskylä. This time the series win went to Jyväskylä, but waiting for the next time.
Adults
In the seniors' +80kg series, Olof Sjöholm flashed strong moves and won both matches with clear point differences. That's how the series win became homecoming.
Tanja Lovikka, Elom Damalie and Teemu Heino, one of the founders of TU11, participated in the match league this time. Teemu took the victory in the heavy division from the young promise of Turku. The match was good for the youngster, but the means are still not enough to challenge the champion Heino. A few more years of training and we will see even more exciting matches. Elom and Tanja had to admit that their opponents were better this time. Tanja, Elomi and Teemu all had only one match during the day.
Support forces
The coaches are Juho Kostiainen, Juho Ranta and Petteri Kauppinen. In addition, a support group made up of parents helped and encouraged our own in a meritorious way.
See you at the camp!
Next weekend, the taekwondo events will continue at the taekwondo athletes' own home gym in Konala under the banner of a match camp. Everyone come to learn from Jari Seppälä and have fun with taekwondo.
Match video made by Sara's father http://youtu.be/fd2vv9xLNfw
Olof Sjöholm's match:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9GBxij60I4
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Live feed from the Nurmijärvi games
Online streaming will be tested at the weekend's races. Check if you see any familiar faces: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/hwarang-taekwondo-nurmijärvi
Here is a list of the ones to follow more closely:
http://tu11.fi.srv.hoste.fi/taekwondo/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/seuroittain-v4.pdf
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.
Malmin Taekwondo ry together with Markku Parviainen organizes an open taekwondo camp for all taekwondo enthusiasts on May 4, 2013. All WTF and ITF taekwondo representatives can participate in the camp.
Schedule:
Saturday 4 May 2013
12:00 – 14:00 Taekwondo technique, balance and speed exercises
15:00 – 17:00 Taekwondo self-defense and Taekwondo +30
17:30 – 18:30 Taekwondo physical training and self-confidence development
The price of the camp is 30 euros, which is paid on the spot or to Malmi Taekwondo ry's account: FI95 1470 3000 2315 25
Place: Tapanila sports center (http://www.tapanilanurheili.fi/karttajasisaankannit)
More information and registration: malmintaekwondo@gmail.com
The camp's official website: www.markkuparviainen.com/malmi-leiri
Head teacher: Markku Parviainen 5 Dan
Markku is a vocational teacher and currently lives in Sweden, where he has schools in Jönköping and Gothenburg. Markku has competed in the Finnish national team for approx. 10 years and has achieved 7 SM-Golds, EC-Bronze and 5th place in the WC.
Marku's students have achieved EC and MM Medals. For example, Veera Liukkonen the World Championship bronze and Jani Niemi the Junior European Championship Bronze
"I have worked as a professional coach since 1988. I have lived and taught in the USA, Finland and now for the last 12 years in Sweden. The goal is to bring a different perspective to Finnish taekwondo training. The idea of the camp is to practice more from the student's point of view, and I always try to find the student's own unique style."
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