Taekwondo athletes 2011 | Taekwondo | Helsinki | Espoo | VantaaAthletes and officials participating in the Finnish Taekwondo Association's competitive activities in official series (league and championship series) must complete an Athlete or Official Agreement. Fill it out and bring it to the gym. Remember the signature!
Presentation of training camp and training center operations.
10.15-11.30 Practice for 10-14 year olds
11.30-13.00 Exercise for 15-year-olds and older
13.15-14.15 Presentation of VK operations
14:15-15:30 Exercise for 10-14 year olds
15:30-17:00 Exercise 15 years and older
The camp is led by Olympic coach Jesus Ramal together with Olympic representative Suvi Mikkonen.
The training camp costs €20/person. The camp is free for athletes selected to the training center.
Fees are invoiced from the participating clubs.
Registrations: jarkkomail@gmail.com
You can brilliantly combine training with taekwondo athletes with studying at PHYK's sports-focused middle school and sports high school.Combining studies and sports is a key factor in a successful sports career. Taekwondo has a long tradition of cooperation with PHYK. In addition, you have support of URHEA support network.
http://www.phyk.fi/Default.aspx?tabid=2259&language=fi-FI
The open doors for the academic year 2012 – 2013 will be held as follows for the upper secondary school:
Aptitude test 30.1.2013 at 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m./5:00 p.m.:
http://www.phyk.fi/Default.aspx?tabid=2256
More information about PHYK can be obtained from Juho K, and practical experiences can be asked from Hilla.
You can ask Teemu about URHEA.
Sophia Vassilaki spent the days in between in Alcobendas, Madrid, where the Olympic coach of the Finnish Taekwondo Association, Jesus Ramal, organized an international training camp. There were more than 100 athletes from Spain, Finland, Portugal, Scotland, Brazil and Germany. A number of current, future and former top competitors were seen there. Emma Reiman from Loviisa and Roosa Närhi from Turku also participated in the camp from Finland.
On Monday the 17th and Tuesday the 18th of December, taekwondo athletes won a number of new belt values. In the children's groups, on Monday, 16 taekwondo athletes performed the tiger marks. On Tuesday, the fast going continued when the 7-10 year olds arrived on the tatami. On Tuesday, 10 new yellow belts, two green ribbons and one double green ribbon were completed.
Good luck to everyone who passed the belt exams!
The chairman of TU11, Teemu Heino, has been elected Brave to the management team.
"This is a significant matter not only for our club, but also for Finnish taekwondo as a whole", states TU11 vice-chairman and board member of the Finnish Taekwondo Association, Sampo Pajulampi, and continues: "Sports academies are central Olympic Committee in the future strategy and the sports academy in the capital region already has a special importance because of the wide population base".
Previously, Teemu has worked as a member and chairman of the athletes' committee of the Finnish Olympic Committee and of the EOC as a member of the athletes' committee and the technical committee. In addition, he has held positions of trust, e.g. In Kokemäki Taekwondo club and in the Finnish Taekwondo Association.
The capital region's sports academy Urhea is a cooperation network started in 2003 that helps athletes to combine sports and civilian careers. At the same time, it supports high-quality and versatile training on an ethically sustainable basis. Alongside studying and coaching, the third key goal is to network the support services needed by athletes and coaches into an easily accessible support network.
At the beginning of 2010, Urhea included 1,570 athletes, of which 82 are so-called athletes of Olympic level, i.e. 1st level. There are 345 national team level athletes (2nd level) and more than 1143 challenger level athletes (3rd level). There are more than 20 sports, as well as secondary and higher education institutions. Support services are provided by a wide group of experts in various fields. The cities of Helsinki, Espoo and Vantaa are also included.
- The last training day of 2011 is Friday 21 December 2011
- We will return from the Christmas break on Wednesday 2 January 2013, Kalajärvi's first practices are on January 10, 2013
- There will be no changes to the practice times when the year changes
Teemu, Juho, Juho, Petteri & Sampo
Trelleborg opens the series of Taekwondo A-class tournaments from February 9 to February 10.Trelleborg Open traditionally opens the international tournament year. Trelleborg's tournament is the biggest competition in Northern Europe. The level of the tournament varies, but at the latest in the quarter-finals, the world's sharpest top players will meet.
http://www.trelleborgstaekwondo.com/wp-content/TO_2013_ENG_v03-last-version2.pdf
The Belgium Open is a bit tougher than the two ETU A-class tournaments. During the two days, teams from all over the world will be on the mat.
http://www.belgianopentaekwondo.be/
A coach and a group of athletes from our club will go to both tournaments. The competitions are important places to display, considering the value tournaments of the summer and autumn.
On the first day of December, the gym of Taekwondo athletes was bustling, when 28 enthusiastic taekwondo enthusiasts from all sides of the age and experience spectrum sweated for three and a half hours in match training.
The theme of the day was distances in a taekwondo match. In the first practice, different distances were used from a tactical point of view - what things should be taken into account in the distances of an offensive match and a defensive match. In the second exercise, different distances of the techniques were reviewed, from long "runner attacks" to the technique of clinch distances. In the third training, the aforementioned things were applied.
The day was rewarding from the instructors' point of view, and the direct feedback received from the campers comfortably supported this observation. Thanks to all the campers! The events of the beginning of 2013 will be announced on these pages, so it's worth checking back from time to time.
On Tuesday, October 20, 2012, Petteri Kauppinen 4th dan held belt exams for young people and adults.
8. Kup Yellow belt was completed by Pavan Bahndari, Niklas Haapalinna, Mårten Jakobsson, Jani Kuusela, Sami Leskinen, Luca Leskinen, Johanna Mäkelä, Ville Malmberg, Juri Mattila, Sara Melikechi, Roope Palomäki, Linus Tiitinen, Karl-Markus Reimets.
7. Cup yellow belt and green ribbon were completed by Henry Tran, Georgios Vassilaki.
7. + Cup yellow belt and second green natsa were completed by Ergjan Feka, Anna Kumpulainen, Elias Röyttä, Severi Sarala, Sami Timame.
Congratulations to everyone on their new belt ranks!
Peter
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