Taekwondo athletes 2011 | Taekwondo | Helsinki | Espoo | Vantaa
Today, June 8, 2013, Matti Sairanen (TU11) won the bronze medal at the World Para Taekwondo Championships in Switzerland.
In his first match, Matti beat Spain's Santiago Malvar Fernandez after a tight match 7-6. In the semifinals, the Russian Vitaly Nazarenko was stronger with numbers 1-8. For Mat, therefore, a bronze as a continuation of the previous bronze and silver medals.
As in previous competitions, Mat had Sampo Pajulampi as his coach.
Matti Sairanen, who represents our team, is leaving on June 8. going to the Para-Taekwondo World Championships to seriously pursue a medal. The silver medalist of the previous games in the category A6 under 68 kg, is now seriously aiming for the world championship.
"In the end, the final ended 2-1 in Azer's favor, the match was extremely even", says Matti.
"Anything is possible with a good performance, but everything has to go right," says Sampo Pajulampi, who works as a coach in the competition.
In the same context, a high-level tournament will be held, when the world's top players will complete the WTF GI-ranking tournament. From Finland, the recent Nordic Champion and Olympic visitor Suvi Mikkonen is participating.
Sophia Vassilaki took gold, Teemu Heino and Tanja Lovikka silver and Aleksi Väyrynen Bronze.
Internationally, the hardest match was the meeting between Teemu and Zakharias Asidah, where Teemu Taipui lost 6-4. Even though this time there was a loss, Teemu stayed on the ride of the WC medalist, who is in great shape.
In addition to our own medalists, Pauli Raivio, who instructs and trains at our gym, took home the gold medal in his series.
A great competition season ended with a handsome final and it's good to continue from here summer training among. As for Teemu, the season continues until July, when we visit World Cup in Mexico. Taekwondo athletes would like to thank all the competitors, guardians, judges, competition organizers and those who participated in spirit, BIG THANKS!
All results of the competitions>>
Timing: 8 June 2013, 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m
Place: Taekwondo athletes hall, Ruosilankuja 3 C, 00390 Helsinki
Taekwondo athletes are organizing a new version of last year's popular training seminar. The seminar covers the basics of additional weight training, speed and strength exercises without additional weights, as well as sport-specific speed and strength exercises.
The seminar consists of three exercises, which are carried out in a taekwondo gym and on a nearby sports field. There will be theory, things to do and practical tips. You can participate as an athlete, coach or hobbyist interested in side training.
Instructors: Teemu Heino and Juho Ranta
Price: 30 € / person
Eating: Shared dining option at your own expense in a nearby restaurant.
The seminar needs 10 registrants to take place.
Pro Dobok Finland will donate to the first three for registered Prodobok shorts!
09:30 – 10:00 Meeting at the Taekwondo athletes' hall at Ruosilankuja 3C, Helsinki, and registration for the seminar
In the exercise, the basic principles of additional weight training and the core points of the technique are reviewed. The exercise is carried out in the TU11 gym, mainly with stick exercises. The possibility to try techniques also with additional weights. The purpose of the exercise is to give the participants the skills to start additional weight training, and the coaches an understanding of the safe and developmental execution of the techniques. The technique required by additional weight training can already be practiced very well with young Aste, but the actual additional weight training is gradually started only from puberty onwards.
11:30-12:30 Lunch break. Dining option in the restaurant next to the hall at an affordable cost price
12:30-13:00 Transfer to the sports field
The main focus of sports field training is on developing speed power. In the training, the aspects of speed strength are reviewed with running, leaping, jumping and throwing exercises. The participants get plenty of individual exercises in their toolkit, as well as a few example exercises to use as they are, or to modify according to the teachings of the exercise. Exercise is useful for people of all ages.
15:00-16:00 Transfer to TU11 hall
In sport-specific training, the focus is on sport-specific performances and the identification and development of the physical characteristics required in the sport. Exercise is useful for people of all ages.
17:30-18:00 Summary and end of the seminar
Taekwondo athletes still the biggestAlready in April, Taekwondo athletes became Finland's largest member club of the Taekwondo League in terms of licenses.
In the latest license statistics, we are still the largest of the clubs and 22.5. our license balance read 101.
In the taekwondo athletes' workshops, the hall was put in summer shape and new promo photos were shot.
Thanks to all participants!
Valid from 3 June to 9 August 2013
Monday's outdoor workout is divided into two groups. One group practices taekwondo technique in Kartanonhaa park and the other does a characteristic workout at Malminkartanon peak or Pitäjänmäki sports field. If the weather is rainy, we train in the gym. Departure for both trainings at 19:00 from the gym. The training lasts about 1-1.5 hours, transitions are taken into account in the training shift.
The hall is closed 8.7.-19.7.2013. If your contract is valid during the break, you can participate in the August-September camp for free!
Adults11.5. in the league competitions for adults, TU11 was represented by 3 players, all in the league.
Elom Damalie was the first to compete in the men's -74 kg category. However, he experienced a point loss to Klaukkala's Terho Räsänen. The match, which started well, froze towards the end, and there were no chances to win in the last set. Elom's placement was 5.-8.
Tanja Lovikka competed in the women's -49 kg category. The first match against Amina Harek ended with an overwhelming points victory before full time. The opponent in the final was Nina Ohra-Aho from Klaukkala. In the second set, Ohra-Aho got a couple of main hits, thanks to which he escaped to the point victory. So Tanja's ranking was 2nd.
Teemu Heino took his place in the men's heavyweight division. Tero Kuorikoski has certainly improved as a competitor, but he was still unarmed, even matching Teemu's routine performance. 3-0 win and 1st place in the series for Teemu.
Sophia Vassilak's series (cadet girls -44) is one of the highest standards in Finland, if compared to the international level of the series. Sophia got to experience this the hard way after already losing the first match to Loviisa's Emma Reimann. The match was one of the toughest battles of the day, even though the result of the tournament was by no means in line with preliminary expectations. Sophia's ranking 3rd-4th.
Voker Feka won his first match in the cadet boys' +65 kg series with a great upper technique in the extra set. In the second match, Pori's Antti Vajavaara came up against him, who took the main hit right at the start, but it was judged too hard. I saw a series win for Voker.
Among the children, Sara and Eddie Quinones were present this time. Sara had only one opponent, whom she beat in showmanship 2-0. For Eddie, the race was full of adversity. In the first match, the opponent's armor was broken, and thus Eddie did not get points, despite good hits. The next 2 matches were won by Eddie, and in the third it was fought for the series victory, after the pool matches crossed paths. The match started well, but at the beginning of the second round, Eddie and his opponent kicked their legs hard together. The hit was so hard that Eddie was unable to continue and had to go to the hospital to have his leg checked. Fortunately, no fracture was found in the leg, but unfortunately the first series win eluded Eddie. A silver medal was hung around the neck.
Sara's final:
Eddie's 2 matches:
Photos from Sara and Eddie's day:
The last league competition of the spring takes place in Pori.Pori Taekwondo organizes a league competition in the traditional Pori Sports Hall. TU11 is going with a slightly smaller, but very capable team this time.
Pori sports hall
Kuninkaanhaanaukio 6
28130 DRILL
| Moullaev | Megi | Boys | D1 juniors (9-11) | D-juniors -37 Kg |
| Quinones | Eddie | Boys | D2 juniors (9-11) | D-juniors -37 Kg |
| Feces | Voker | Boys | C1 juniors (12-14) | C juniors +65 Kg |
| Moullaev | Aha | Boys | C2 juniors (12-14) | C juniors -49 Kg |
| Damalie | Life | Gentlemen | Match League (15+) | Match league -74 Kg |
| Heino | Teemu | Gentlemen | Match League (15+) | Match league +87 Kg |
| Vassilaki | Sophia | Girls | C1 juniors (12-14) | C juniors -44 Kg |
| Notch | Tanya | Ladies | Match League (15+) | Match league -49 Kg |
| Quinones | Sedge | Girls | E-juniors (6-8) | E-juniors -26 Kg |
All competitors www.tpss.nl
The match was decided by the Russian's main hit point, from which the Finns picked up the Video Replay card in vain, the video referee saw the hit. After the match, Kuznetsov came to tell Teemu that he didn't think he hit, and therefore didn't earn any points either.
Kuznetsov is the reigning winner of the Spanish Open.
Oleg Kuznetsov in Taekwondodata>>
The Spaniard got one armor hit and one questionable head hit more.
Hernandez is 3rd in the Cadet EC and last year's silver medalist at the Spanish Open.
Eevi Huuskonen from the Espoo Hwarang Team lost to Paula Cerro Alvarado (ESP) in the cadet girls under 41 kg category. Roosa Torttila from Riihimäki Taekwondo won the opening round of Uliana Chernova from Russia in the girls under 59 kg category. In the second round, Sweden's Emelie Lundberg fell and at the same time secured at least a bronze medal. In the semi-final, Norway's Frida Thorsoe was better and Roosa got the bronze medal.
All the Finns mentioned above are coached by our own sons Teemu Heino and Juho Ranta.
In addition, Raisi's Iida Tammila competed in the cadet girls' -29 kg category, where she lost her first match to the Spanish representative.
Charts and results: www.tpss.nl
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