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The professional athletes had a great success in the 1st Daedo Open European Poomsae Championships

Post date 10.5.2020

Christian, Aino, Alex, and Sofia showed their skills in the online business series competition organized by Daedo, which gathered more than 1000 participants from different parts of the world. The judges had a full job to evaluate the performances for no less than 7 days.

All Taekwondo athletes advanced in their series to the semi-finals, which is a hard performance in itself considering that, for example, there were well over a hundred participants in the cadet girls.

Aino finished in tenth place, being the best European in his series. The final place was a few hundredths of a point away. Sofia's final ranking in the series is 47, but it's especially worth looking at the points of the first round, where Sofia stylishly won more than seven, advancing to the semifinals in sixth place in her group. In cadet boys, Alex finished 24th.

In the men's under-30 series, Christian also progressed stylishly from the preliminary rounds to the next round, but the road was cut off in a tough series in the semifinals and the final ranking was 28th.

On Sunday, we can still be excited by the performances of Budokwa's Frans Salme and Wondo's Johanna Nukar and Juho Metsälä, who advanced to the finals.

In February, the same power team competed in Sweden.

Congratulations to everyone for their wonderful performances and good luck to the Finns until the final day!

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Nurtzi Open medal ceremony for Taekwondo athletes

Post date 15.4.2018

On Saturday, the league champions won tough matches in their favor

The Nurtzi Open has grown into such a big and international competition that it was held as a two-day event this year. On Saturday, the league series and the adult amateur series competed, while on Sunday it was the turn of the children's series and the youth amateur series.

The league contestants were in excellent competition condition and even tight matches were turned into wins with a high percentage. Almost everyone took the opening wins and the atmosphere of the match got better and better as the race day wore on. The biggest smiles were seen wearing gold medals around their necks at the end of the day Sarah, Kian's and Jenny's on the face. Sara's effective front foot did not give mercy to the final opponent this time either and Kian showed how to dig for points by continuing situations even when the opponent already thinks they are over. Jenny played three matches as if in a ecstasy, and the will to win, combined with precise movement and a cheeky search for points, brought Jenny a well-deserved series victory.

On Saturday, there was also an appearance Jenna, who made it to the final easily, even though the injured knee in the first match hindered his performance. Jenna didn't compete in the final, saving her knee for the upcoming European Championships. A boat flashed again top-class situational awareness and kicking skills. Without a few dozing offs and tactic slips, Venne would have fought for two series wins in very tough weight classes, where there were kickers from Spain and Russia. Severi, Teresa, Emmi and Plum were all at their own level and played their opening matches well. Even the matches of the second round looked really good despite the losses, although of course a little extra polishing still needs to be done. Also Alina fought very tough tactically against his opponent, but this time the food was not enough to win. On the side of enthusiasts Risto won his first match, but had to bow out in the second. However, taking home a bronze. Zaman opened his competition career, but the Estonian opponent won the match.

On Sunday, children and young people showed their skills

Sunday's firecracker was Mark, whose fast rhythm is difficult for opponents to follow. Markus showed what the will to win is by rising from a 7-0 deficit to a draw in the last 30 seconds of the final and deciding the match in favor of the overtime. Purposeful training was also visible Priya and Aten in making, who also took their series with stylish victories. Noah unfortunately had to stop his match in the middle of the match as a result of a hard kick to the leg. Renad and Essi they fought well, but the opponents were even a hair better this time.

Coaches Sampo, Pauli, Teemu and Pot were satisfied with the team's performance and attitude in doing things. The team worked well together and Bardian the athletes who entered the field through the warm-up kicks always started to fight for victories. The team was the third best in the games right after the teams from Sweden and Estonia. In a few weeks, a large part of the athletes will be able to show their nails in Berlin, from which these screens are allowed to wait for victorious news.

Investments

League series

Rival	Series	Result
Venne Viitaniemi	C1 – Cadets -33	2.
Venne Viitaniemi	C1 – Cadets -37	5.
Aleksi Koskelainen	C1 – Cadets -49	3.
Kian Nowrouzi	C1 – Cadets -49	1.
Plum Duplicator	C1 – Cadets -53	2.
Jenny Vettenniemi	C1 – Cadets -33	1.
Sofia Sarala	C1 – Cadets -33	3.
Janika Tatti	C1 – Cadets -44	3.
Sara Quinones	C1 – Cadets -55	1.
Severi Sarala	B1 – Juniors -68	3.
Emilia Lahti	B1 – Juniors -55	3.
Teresa Vepsä	B1 – Juniors -55	3.
Alina Shor	B1 – Juniors -59	9.
Jenna Partanen	R1 – Seniors -67	2.

Children's series and amateur series

Rival	Series	Match 1
Noah Buri	E1 – Kids -30	3.
Markus Liuko	D1 – Kids -26	1.
Noor Almalky	D1 – Kids -34	3.
Vanessa Vepsä	D1 – Kids -34	3.
Atte Kortelainen	C2 – Kids -56	1.
Priya Negi	C2 – Kids -42	1.
Renad Almalky	C2 – Kids -58	5.
Essi Kortelainen	C2 – Kids -58	5.
Zaman Husseini	H – Beginners -58	2.
Risto Hyvärinen	S30 – Masters +80	3.

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Indoor competitions for taekwondo athletes 7.4.

Post date 28.3.2018

The indoor league continues with the April competition

On Saturday 7.4. the second gym competition of the spring for Taekwondo athletes will be held. The event serves as an excellent preparation for the Nurmijärvi competition held a week later. In addition, the indoor competition continues the exciting indoor league, where a total of three competitions are organized in the spring. After the last competition, the best boy, girl, man and woman will be awarded with a product prize offered by Pro Dobok Finland. The awardees are selected by comparing the points scored, the number of matches played, the number of wins and the board of trustees' evaluations of the participants.

You don't have to register separately for indoor competitions, it's enough to arrive on Saturday in good time and inform the counter of your name, match series and weight. The price of indoor competitions is €10.

All series start at the same time, so that on one mat there are matches of beginners and Juniors and on the other, matches of ranking series players. Electric armor is used on both courts, but if the competitor is missing electric socks, points can also be given manually. Electric helmets are also in use on the R1 field.

If you want to come along to practice acting as a judge or otherwise as an administrator, please contact us!

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What: The first competition of the taekwondo athletes' salikis league

When: Saturday 7.4. from 10:00

Where: Taekwondo athletes hall in Konala, Ruosilankuja 3C, Helsinki

Price: 10€

Who is suitable for: For all experienced or beginning match competitors, regardless of age

Additional information and contacts: info@taekwondourheilijat.fi, 0451827290

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Loviisa's race report

Post date 17.2.2018

The Loviisa Open opened the league season of domestic match competitions

Loviisa's competition has held its place year after year as the season's opening league competition in Finland. As usual, the Taekwondo athletes were there with a big and enthusiastic team.

A small, but hot team in the amateur series

In the morning, illness basically taxed the bigger team and finally Kaisla, Nooa and Teresa were seen on the field. Kaisla played a good and even match, but this time the opponent was slightly better. Nooa, on the other hand, was completely superior in his match, but a peculiar line of judges took Nooa's gold medal when Nooa received warnings from situation after situation, in which there would have been no place for a warning in Kouts' eyes. Noa was therefore fully warned even though he was in an overwhelming lead. Teresa won her opening match with accurate headers and thus cleared her way to the final. Unfortunately, the opponent was a few points better and Teresa had to settle for silver.

A good start to the season in the league series

In the afternoon, Taekwondo athletes were seen on all the fields at a steady pace, and Sampo, Petteri and Pauli, who acted as coaches, didn't bother to leave the fields much. Iines and Porvoon Juuli organized two almost back-to-back thrilling performances when they faced each other in the finals of the -33kg and -37kg cadet series. The first was scored by Juuli with a last-minute header, but in the second Iines showed how to score points through long kicking series and strong attacks. The result is a gold medal around Iines' neck. Venne stomped his own series with quite superior performances. Venne showed once again that when the foot is raised, a point is also taken with it. Janika, Plum and Sami all cleared their way to the finals, but the momentum of the day was not enough for victories. Everyone had the tactics well under control, but the execution still requires a little fine-tuning to turn these into wins. Alina and Aleksi tested their wings for the first time in the league series, and not at all with the craziest performances. Both were able to notice that their skills are quite sufficient even against tougher opponents, even though the opponents were still better on the scoreboard. Opening losses for Lauri, Luca and Kian as well, but really good matches too. Purposeful training begins to appear as confidence in one's own doing.

Technically, the team was in very good shape, but in training we still need to emphasize the ability to solve situations and the importance of the basic dune in building situations. Matches are won one situation at a time by sticking to your own tactics and being able to solve tight situations to your advantage. With these training fins, we will start building an even more efficient team for the Nurmijärvi Games.

All results

Amateur series:

Noah Buri	E1 juniors -30 Kg	2.
Kaisla Seimola	D2 juniors -30 Kg	5.-9.
Teresa Vepsä	B2 juniors -55 Kg	2.

League series:

Rival	Series	Investment
Venne Viitaniemi	Cadets -33 Kg	1.
Luca Leskinen	Cadets -37 Kg	3.
Aleksi Koskelainen	Cadets -49 Kg	5.-9.
Kian Nowrouzi	Cadets -49 Kg	3.
Plum Duplicator	Cadets -53 Kg	2.
Lauri Hulikkala	Cadets -53 Kg	3.
Iines Korhonen	Cadets -33 Kg	1.
Iines Korhonen	Cadets -37 Kg	2.
Janika Tatti	Cadets -41 Kg	2.
Plum Duplicator	B1 league -51 Kg	1.
Alina Shor	B1 league -63 Kg	3.
Sami Leskinen	Match league -63 Kg	2.

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Taekwondo athletes indoor competition 24.2.

Post date 13.2.2018

The February gym competition opens the spring gym competition league

On Saturday 24.2. the first gym competition of the spring for taekwondo athletes is organized. The competition has changed its location from the traditional Friday evening to Saturday, so that you can take just as long as there is enough power, and it is easy to go and compete even further away. In addition, the competition opens a new exciting salicab league, which has three competitions in the spring. After the last competition, the best boy, girl, man and woman will be awarded with a product prize offered by Pro Dobok Finland. The awardees are selected by comparing the points scored, the number of matches played, the number of wins and the board of trustees' evaluations of the participants.

You don't have to register separately for the indoor games, it's enough to be there in good time on Saturday and inform the counter of your name, match series and weight. The price of indoor competitions is €10/competition or €25/whole league.

If you want to come along to practice acting as a judge or otherwise as an administrator, please contact us!

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What: The first competition of the taekwondo athletes' salikis league

When: Saturday 24.2. from 10:00

Where: Taekwondo athletes hall in Konala, Ruosilankuja 3C, Helsinki

Price: €10 / competition or €25 / whole league

Who is suitable for: For all experienced or beginning match competitors, regardless of age

Additional information and contacts: info@taekwondourheilijat.fi,

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Indoor competitions on Friday 15.12.

Post date 8.12.2017

Friday 15.12. Indoor competitions of taekwondo athletes

Welcome to the season-ending indoor competitions in Konala! Participation is free for everyone, and you do not need to register separately. Representatives of other clubs are also warmly welcome to join!

17:00-19:00 – E, D, and C2 (7-12-year-olds and 12-14-year-old beginners)

19:00-21:00 – C1, B1, B2, R1 and H (12-14-year-old cadets, +15-year-olds)

If you are not sure which group you should join, ask your coach or contact us by email. In particular, larger C2 boats and those planning to transfer to cadet series should ask if more suitable resistors can be found in a later shift. We encourage all new enthusiasts to participate in the games, even if they don't even know what competing means. The first time you can look at the moods or even try it yourself if you feel like it.

E-armors are used for the shift starting at 19:00. Your own E-socks are therefore highly recommended if you want to fight with electric armor. There are also a few loaner socks in different sizes.

You can borrow the missing protectors from the club, but we encourage everyone to buy their own training protectors, which are regularly needed in training as well. Ask more from the gym's equipment store and coaches.

Note! No other exercises will be organized on the day of the Salika competition.

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The competition season ended handsomely in the league finals

Post date 25.11.2017

The league finals ended the competition season for both competition formats at the familiar Maaniitu school in Nurmijärvi. Big hats off to the entire team of Taekwondo athletes who have been around all the competitions of the year reaping success. Of course, the coaching team and the ever-reliable maintenance crew also deserve their thanks.

Here's a race report about the great moments of the day, as well as a list of results at the end. You can read about our club's success in the competition leagues as a whole later in your own news.

If you want to go back to the best moments of the competition, all the live streams can be found here: https://www.taekwondonurmijarvi.fi/kalenteri/liigafinaalit-2017/livestream/

The mood is on the roof until the end of the day on the side of the match

The matches of the day were fast-paced, entertaining and thrillingly exciting until the last few seconds. One of these heart-pumping matches in the stands was the Lassi final in the morning, where points were hunted all the way to the overtime. Lassi's cool-headed solution and faith in his own tactics brought the decisive points home and the gold medal around Lassi's neck. Aleksandr and Markus also gave their own kind of show, who made their way to the mutual finals on both sides of their charts. This time the kick rally was decided in favor of Aleksandr. Kian and Aleksi also took a similar mutual twist, from which Kian emerged as the winner. Among the morning's top performances, Alina's series victory earned with three clear wins also deserves a mention. Alina's tactical understanding and reaching kicks were simply too much for the opponents.

In the afternoon in the league series, Taekwondourheiijat was, as usual, comprehensively represented, especially on the cadet side. The day culminated in a super fast-paced match between Aino and Doboksport's Viiv, during which the atmosphere and volume of the competition venue hit the roof. A sad one-point loss for Aino, but this should be understood because the match was already Aino's fourth in a row. The power girls Jenny, Iines, Aino and Sofia were real workaholics, only quickly changing the color of their armor after the start of a new match, always after the previous one. In particular, Jenny's day as a whole was wonderful, and her good performance led to victory in the -37kg category. Plum and Lauri faced each other again in the mutual final. Plum's precise clicks brought home the win this time, but an excellent day from Lauri as well. Venne's kicks sowed terror in the -33kg series, and the opponents didn't really have the keys to get around them. A great series win and quite a clear one. Tuikku showed his skills again by taking the cadets' -51kg series as usual with tactically mature and confident solutions. Severi's legs showed the same relaxed grip as in Vantaa, but after two clear victories, the final unfortunately went to Otso of Budokwa. Kian and Teresa tested their wings for the first time on the cadet mats. Apprenticeships were still paid this time, but there was certainly plenty of hunger left for the first season.

All in all, a great day on the match mats. Great performances and self-surpasses were also seen from those contestants who were not mentioned in the news. See you at the gym and continue developing together!

- Paul

Strong and confident performances in business series

On the business side, Taekwondo athletes were represented by Sofia, Victori, Bella, Alex, Tiitu, Plum, Aino and Sara. As a coach, it was a real pleasure to watch the performances of all the competitors, when all the competitors managed to make very good performances today. The level of performance was also reflected in the number of medals and standings. Another thing that warmed the coach's mind was seeing the improvement in level of all competitors during the fall. Level up was seen as more confident performances in all competitors, although the excitement of the competition tickled the bottom of the stomach a little more for others. The action was clearer, calmer and more power had been conjured up in both kicks and hand techniques.

This is really good to continue training towards the spring games and as a coach you can be really proud when we have such good competitors in our company.

- Peter

All results

Match, children and enthusiasts

Rival	Series	Investment
Noah Buri	E1 -30kg	3.
Alisa Väisänen	E1 -30kg	3.
Alexander Gorbachev	D2 -30kg	1.
Markus Liuko	D2 -30kg	2.
Priya Negi	D2 -40kg	3.
Lassi Holopainen	D1 -30kg	1.
Aleksi Koskelainen	C2 -50kg	2.
Kian Nowrouzi	C2 -50kg	1.
Atte Kortelainen	C2 -56kg	2.
Essi Kortelainen	C2 -58kg	3.
Teresa Vepsä	C2 -58kg	3.
Alina Shor	B2 -63kg	1.
Risto Hyvärinen	H1 +80kg	3.

Match, league series

Competitor/coach	Series	Investment
Venne Viitaniemi	C1 -33kg	1.
Luca Leskinen	C1 -37kg	5.-8.
Venne Viitaniemi	C1 -37kg	5.-8.
Kian Nowrouzi	C1 -45kg	5.-8.
Plum Duplicator	C1 -49kg	1.
Lauri Hulikkala	C1 -49kg	2.
Lauri Hulikkala	C1 -53kg	3.
Iines Korhonen	C1 -33kg	3.
Aino Kortelainen	C1 -33kg	2.
Jenny Vettenniemi	C1 -33kg	3.
Sofia Sarala	C1 -33kg	5.-8.
Iines Korhonen	C1 -37kg	3.
Aino Kortelainen	C1 -37kg	3.
Jenny Vettenniemi	C1 -37kg	1.
Janika Tatti	C1 -41kg	5.-8.
Sara Quinones	C1 -51kg	5.-8.
Tuikku Holopainen	C1 -51kg	1.
Teresa Vepsä	C1 -55kg	3.
Plum Duplicator	B1 -51kg	3.
Severi Sarala	B1 -68kg	2.
Tuikku Holopainen	B1 -49kg	3.
Emilia Lahti	B1 -55kg	3.
Sami Leskinen	R1 -63kg	2.

Business series

Rival	Series	Investment
Plum Duplicator	Cadets	2.
Aino Kortelainen	Cadets	2.
Sara Quinones	Cadets	4.
Plum Kopisto & Mia Knutsson (EHT)	U17 pairs	2.
Sara, Helmi (Pori) and Mia (EHT)	U17 groups	2.
Christian Kamphuis	U30
Christian, Olli (Budokwai), Frans (Budokwai)	U30 groups	1.
Tiitu Sipilä	Hobbyist green	1.
Bella Buri	Hobbyist blues	1.
Victoria Hentunen	Hobbyist blues	2.
Alex Jurgens	Hobbyist blues	1.
Sofia Sarala	Hobbyist-red-black	1.
Alex Jurgens	The children are blue
Bella Buri	The children are blue	1.
Victoria Hentunen	The children are blue	3.
Sofia Sarala	Children red and black	1.
Bella & Victoria	Upper pairs	1.
Tiitu and Aino Kangasmaa (Lohja)	The lower pairs	1.
Bella & Victoria	A couple of children	1.
Bella, Victoria, Sofia	Enthusiast groups	1.

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Indoor competitions on Friday 17.11.

Post date 12.11.2017

Friday 17.11. Indoor competitions of taekwondo athletes

Welcome to the November indoor games in Konala! Participation is free for everyone, and you do not need to register separately. Representatives of other clubs are also warmly welcome to join!

17:00-19:00 – E, D, and C2 (7-12-year-olds and 12-14-year-old beginners)

19:00-21:00 – C1, B1, B2, R1 and H (12-14-year-old cadets, +15-year-olds)

E-armors are used for the shift starting at 19:00. Your own E-socks are therefore highly recommended if you want to fight with electric armor. There are also a few loaner socks in different sizes.

Note! No other exercises will be organized on the day of the Salika competition.

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Award for the best match club for Taekwondo athletes from the Ambassador's Cup

Post date 29.10.2017

Taekwondo athletes had great success in Vantaa

Taekwondo athletes participated with a big team on Saturday 28.10. To the Ambassador's Cup competition organized in Tikkurila, Vantaa, where there was competition in both the match and business series. In the morning, we competed in the match side in the children's series and in the amateur series, and in the afternoon in the league series. Business series competitions rolled on from morning to night with full power. Team spirit was on the roof all day and the competitors' performances matched it. The coaching team Sampo, Pauli, Juho, Mari, Petteri and Heikki were very satisfied at the end of the day.

Lots of first timers in the amateur and children's match series

Over the course of the fall, there have been more and more enthusiastic coaches in amateur match training, and in Tikkurila this was reflected in a great-sized team and an open-minded approach. The level of competitions was quite tough even in the beginner series due to the foreign opposition, so the victories did not come easily in any series. Of the morning's performances, Venne's strong grips and series victory and Kian's tactically mature fighting, which also led Kian to the series victory, were especially memorable. Overall, the overall appearance of the team was excellent, and with a little additional training, the few losses that have come now can be turned into wins. See you at Tuesday's training!

Back-to-back series wins in the match league series

In the league series of the match, victories clicked at a comfortable pace. Tuikku patted two series wins with clean style from start to finish. It is difficult to find pointless moves in Tuikku's matches, and it is equally difficult for the opponents to find points. Plum also continued his familiar confident moves, taking the series victory in the cadets and taking silver in the juniors. Venne's first contact in cadet competitions could not have started more deliciously. Two clear victories and a series victory after the victory in the morning gave reason for quite a broad smile. In the junior series, Severi and Bardia also won clear series victories with brilliant performances. On the side of the smaller cadet girls, the mutual twists of the companions were quite entertaining and the great battles against tough foreign opponents also deserve a hat-trick.

The great level of results of the afternoon shows that the club left the race hall at the end of the day with the award for the best match club.

Good results from a tough business series competition

In Finland, you rarely see business series competitions of such a high standard as now in Vantaa. The lists, including the beginner series, had an exceptional amount of both domestic and foreign opponents. Especially Denmark and Russia were on the move with very hard-level teams. The prize winners in most series were already very fine performances. Watching Christian's freestyle makes you gasp, and Aino and Plum's cadet medals were brilliant performances considering that both of them covered the gap between the match and movement series mats at a steady pace.

TU's team in the business series is quite young and a considerable number of them compete above their own age group. Considering this, the results can be considered quite good. A big team and its good spirit create a good foundation for the future.

All Results

Match, children and enthusiasts

Rival	Series	Investment
Noah Buri	E1 -30kg	3.
Alisa Väisänen	E1 -30kg	3.
Alexander Gorbachev	D2 -30kg	5.
Frans Orjasniemi	D2 -40kg	5.
Kaisla Seimola	D2 -30kg	2.
Priya Negi	D2 -40kg	5.
Lassi Holopainen	D1 -30kg	3.
Venne Viitaniemi	D1 -34kg	1.
Kian Nowrouzi	C2 -50kg	1.
Laura Orjasniemi	C2 -48kg	3.
Essi Kortelainen	C2 -58kg	3.
Teresa Vepsä	C2 -58kg	3.
Alina Shor	B2 -63kg	5.
Erika Wielert	H1 -67kg	2.
Enni Jaakkola	H1 +67kg	2.
Risto Hyvärinen	S30 +80kg	2.
Marita Jaakkola	S30 +67kg	2.
Meeri Panula	S30 +67kg	3.

Match, league series

Rival	Series	Investment
Luca Leskinen	C1 -33kg	3.
Venne Viitaniemi	C1 -33kg	1.
Luca Leskinen	C1 -37kg	5.
Plum Duplicator	C1 -49kg	1.
Iines Korhonen	C1 -33kg	5.
Aino Kortelainen	C1 -33kg	3.
Jenny Vettenniemi	C1 -33kg	5.
Sofia Sarala	C1 -33kg	5.
Iines Korhonen	C1 -37kg	2.
Aino Kortelainen	C1 -37kg	3.
Jenny Vettenniemi	C1 -37kg	3.
Tuikku Holopainen	C1 -51kg	1.
Plum Duplicator	B1 -48kg	2.
Severi Sarala	B1 -68kg	1.
Bardia Mirzaei	B1 -73kg	1.
Tuikku Holopainen	B1 -49kg	1.
Emilia Lahti	B1 -55kg	5.
Sami Leskinen	R1 -63kg	3.
Jenna Partanen	R1 -67kg	3.

Business series

Rival	Series	Investment
Plum Duplicator	Cadets	2.
Aino Kortelainen	Cadets	2.
Sara Quinones	Cadets	6.
Plum Kopisto & Mia Knutsson (EHT)	U17 pairs	7.
Sara, Helmi (Pori) and Mia (EHT)	U17 groups	4.
Christian Kamphuis	U30	2.
Christian Kamphuis	Freestyle	1.
Christian, Olli (Budokwai), Frans (Budokwai)	U30 groups	1.
Tiitu Sipilä	Hobbyist green	2.
Bella Buri	Hobbyist blues	3.
Victoria Hentunen	Hobbyist blues	4.
Marita Jaakkola	Hobbyist blues	9.
Enni Jaakkola	Hobbyist red and black	5.
Sofia Sarala	Hobbyist-red-black	2.
Alex Jurgens	The children are blue	5.
Bella Buri	The children are blue	4.
Victoria Hentunen	The children are blue	6.
Sofia Sarala	Children red and black	2.
Bella & Victoria	Upper pairs	3.
Bella & Victoria	A couple of children	7.
Bella, Victoria, Sofia	Enthusiast groups	3.

The results in full http://www.suomentaekwondoliitto.fi/ambassador-s-cup/results/

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Indoor competitions on Friday 20.10.

Post date 16.10.2017

Friday 20.10. Indoor competitions of taekwondo athletes

Welcome to the October indoor games in Konala. Participation is free for everyone, and you do not need to register separately. Representatives of other clubs are also warmly welcome to join!

17:00-19:00 – E, D, and C2 (7-12-year-olds and 12-14-year-old beginners)

19:00-21:00 – C1, B1, B2, R1 and H (12-14-year-old cadets, +15-year-olds)

E-armors are used for the shift starting at 19:00. Your own E-socks are therefore highly recommended if you want to fight with electric armor. There are also a few loaner socks in different sizes.

Note! No other exercises will be organized on the day of the Salika competition.

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