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Essi Labart took bronze with her partner Olli Siltanen at the Danish Open. The competition took place in Kolding on May 9.
In the individual series, Essi reached the final and the final ranking was a nice 7th.
The gym for taekwondo athletes is closed on Happy Thursday 14.5.
The second belt exams of the spring will be held at the Konala gym on week 21. The exams also apply to Tapiola and Kalajärvi enthusiasts. The dates and times of the belt exams are as follows:
You can find the prices of belt tests from here. You can pay for the exam on the spot in cash or afterwards using the normal invoicing method.
Getting to the exams requires enough practice notes and months from the previous exam. The techniques and movement sequences used in the exercises must also be mastered in the exam. If you don't know which movement sequence or things you need to know in the exam, feel free to ask your instructor. Those who qualify for the belt test will be announced in the gym on the board next to the instructor's desk at the beginning of week 20 and in connection with the exercises. Make sure with your instructor that you know the necessary things. The most important thing in the exam, however, is hard work and the process of doing things.
In addition, participating in the belt tests requires a sport license from the Finnish Taekwondo Federation, which you can order for one year at a time from here.
Essi Labart participated on Saturday 25.4. to the Lohja Open business series competitions
On May Day 30.4. and on May Day 1.5. no rehearsals are organized. This applies to both Konala, Kalajärvi and Tapiolanki exercises. If the training burn is intense, ask the instructors about the possibility of a private lesson. Taekwondo athletes wish everyone a happy May Day!
Moldova Open took place on 16-19 April 2015. Our club was represented by Emilia Lahti (bronze), Milla Väyrynen (ranking 5th-8th) and Aleksi Väyrynen (ranking 5th-8th).
The competition took place on April 20, 2015. Our team was represented by multiple World Cup medalist Matti Sairanen (ranked 5th-8th).
In addition to Finland, competitors from Sweden, Iceland, Estonia and Turku had registered for the Games. The arrangements went well.
The team's performance had improved across the board from the previous tournament. Emilia Lahti's victory in two series in particular was a hard performance, because there are really good competitors in the series.
1. Jenny Vettenniemi, E, Girls, -26 kg
3. Sofia Sarala, E, Girls, -26 kg
6. Kontula Leevi, D2, Boys, -30 kg
3. Luca Leskinen, C1, Boys, -33 kg
2. Ali Pirveisi, C1, Boys, -41 kg
2. Eddie Quinones, C1, Boys, -49 kg
3. Severi Sarala, C1, Boys, -57 kg
1. Sara Quinones, C1, Girls, -29 kg
3. Sara Quinones, C1, Girls, -33 kg
1. Lahti Emilia, C1, Girls, -44 kg
1. Lahti Emilia, C1, Girls, -47 kg
3. Juri Mattila, C2, Boys, -50 kg
3. Oliver Rajalin, C2, Boys, -50 kg
3. Ronnie Rajalin, H, Men, +80
3. Marinkov Cecile, C2, Girls, -48
5. Isabella Mattila, C2, Girls, -48
Taekwondo athletes Jenna Partanen has toured throughout the spring in high-level international tournaments. The most recent of these was the EC tournament of the Olympic weight classes organized for the first time in Russia in Nalchik on March 26-29. Jenna represented Finland in the women's under 67kg category. In the opening match, Jenna beat Greece's Elpida Marina Dimitropoulou in style 7-1. In the second round, Sweden's Elin Johansson, who reaped international tournament victories, was up against her, who was better this time with a score of 6-1. Jenna's ranking from the competition 5th-8th. The club congratulates Jenna for a great competition!
Currently, Jenna is preparing for the world championships, which will take place from 12 to 18 May. also in Russia. Taekwondo athletes Teemu Heino will also go on the medal hunt as a representative of the men's heavyweight division.
