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A super popular taekwondo summer camp is organized right after school ends and another at the end of the holidays

At the summer camp for taekwondo athletes, the activities and physical activity do not end. At the camp, taekwondo is practiced in a relaxed atmosphere and it doesn't matter if you have previous experience in the sport. There are suitable and inspiring challenges and experiences for everyone.

In addition to taekwondo training, at summer camps we go outside every day, play physical games in the gym, eat lunch in the hall's lunch restaurant, relax by watching a movie and have fun in every way.

In the summer of 2020, we will organize two camps, the first one right after school ends and the second one at the end of summer just before school starts.

Camp 1.
1.-5.6. (5 days)
Camp 2.
10.-12-8. (3 days)

Schedule: 

• 9:00-17:00
• the actual program between 10:00 and 15:30, but a responsible adult present for the entire stated time
• Every day, two taekwondo exercises, outdoor activities and other programs

Price:

• 1st camp €175
• 2nd camp €120
• Both camps for a combined price of €250
• Family discount -15%, if two or more children from the same family participate
• The camp will be invoiced afterwards by email
• The price includes a buffet lunch in the hall's lunch restaurant and a snack in the afternoon
  

Place:

• Taekwondo athletes hall, Ristipellontie 1A, 00390, Helsinki 

Who is suitable for:

• Children and young people aged 7-14. Participation does not require previous experience in taekwondo.

Change:

• The minimum number of participants in the camps is 10 participants, and the 25 fastest registrants can take part
• In addition to the responsible coach, there are 1-2 assistant coaches at the camp, depending on the number of registrants

Registration

We will send more detailed instructions to those who have registered before the start of the camp.

Further information: info@tu11.fi

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March belt exams

• 7-15 year olds on Friday 20.3.
  • 17:00-18:00 Yellow belt winners
  • 18:00:19:00 Performers of green ribbons
  • 19:00-20:30 Green belt, blue ribbon and blue belt performers
  • Those who complete red ribbons and upper belts will take the test on Thursday 19.3. with adults performing higher belts.
  • Those who do not have an exam have practice according to the normal schedule.

• Adults on Tuesday 17.3. and on Thursday 19.3.
  • Tuesday 19:00-20:00 Two blue ribbons and lower belt values
  • Thursday 18:00-20:30 belt test for upper belts (blue belts and upper belts).
  • Those who do not have an exam have practice according to the normal schedule.

• Getting to the belt exam requires, depending on the belt rank, a sufficient number of exercises and training months from the previous belt exam. Instructors check the training times in the login system. Sent to all participants in the belt test invitation by email. The list can also be seen at the instructor's desk in the hall about a week before the exam. Please also make sure that you know the things asked in the belt test by checking the belt test instructions on the gym wall or asking your trainer for more information.

• Note! The belt test is sent invoice before the exam. By paying the bill, you register for the belt test. If you want to pay for the exam in cash on the spot, let us know in advance. The prices of belt tests can be found from the price list.

Welcome to spend a traditional spring day with us!

It's time to gather again for training, talks, awards, good food and of course good company at the traditional spring days of Taekwondo athletes on Saturday 4.4. Come and have fun and bring a friend! Parents of junior enthusiasts are also warmly welcome to join.

Spring Day concerns all the club's fans, so we hope to see you again this year in large numbers.

Please register for the spring days by writing your name on the glass table in the hall registration list, so we know how to reserve enough food and drink.

Spring days schedule:

Taekwondo, Helsinki

Color straight medals from Sweden

The business series team of taekwondo athletes did not rest much on their laurels after the German race, when the trip continued directly to Helsingborg, Sweden for the President's Cup G1 race.

In the adult series, the competition was based on the elimination system, which means that in order to reach the next round, the competitor must always be better than his opponent. Christian Kamphuis won two singles matches and thus advanced to the final. Unfortunately, the final battle ended with a small margin in favor of the Danish opponent. Silver for Christian from a tough race.

In the U-15 series, Aino Kortelainen had quite a performance, which helped her win the entire series. On top of the great performance, Aino also took silver with Alex Jürgens in the U15 pairs. Also, Alex's strong hold continued in the individual series and the result was bronze, just like in Germany. Unfortunately, Sofia Sarala did not advance to the final round in the U15 series.

Congratulations to the medalists and happy training!

Dress up in your club's colors too!

Now is another chance to order party wear! There are no fitting pieces available for the clothes, but you can ensure your correct size by testing a teammate's clothes, asking your coach and following the size charts on the order pages.

Club accessories are intended for all enthusiasts regardless of group or age!

This is how you order club accessories for yourself

1. Surf to Pro Dobok Finland's website To the taekwondo athletes' club shop >>
2. Enter in the password field cross field
3. Choose the club accessories you want in your shopping cart. Be careful with the sizes!
4. Enter your information on the checkout page. Choose "store pickup" as the delivery method.
5. We will notify you when your order can be picked up from the salon. You will receive the invoice in your email.

The deadline for the next order is March 8, so please order your clothes before then!

Taekwondo, Helsinki

The taekwondo sports team won medals at the tough German Open

The first season of the business series competitors has been very tight in terms of competition cycle and 15-16 February. medals were aimed at the German Open in Hamburg.

In adults, Christian Kamphuis won gold in the U30 men's group series together with Budokwa's Olli Siltanen and Frans Salme. As usual, the trio was in great harmony and the result was accordingly. In the individual series, Christian went all the way to the final round and finished seventh. In the U40 series, Ville Lehtinen took a wonderful silver in pairs with Budokwa's Elina Strandman. In the individual series, Villen was satisfied with 11th place.

In the juniors, Alex Jürgens had a top performance, finishing in bronze. In the hard-level series, quite a few hard scalps were left behind. Alex's day was crowned by a bronze in the doubles together with Aino Kortelainen. Aino also worked in the U15 group series, taking home a bronze together with Sofia Sarala and Kuopio Taekwondo's Airada Heikkinen. Unfortunately, Aino and Sofia did not advance to the finals in the U15 individual series.

The business league team's competition continues this week in Helsingborg, Sweden, and the main goal of the season is the World Championships in Denmark in May.

Congratulations to the medalists!