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.
- 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.
Competing for the championship positions in business series are, for example, They hold the 1st place in the European ranking Frans Salmi and Krista Mäkinen. There are other Finns in the second and third places of the ranking, so there will be a tough fight for the SM medals.
In the match series, it is worth following the bronze medalist at the Croatian Open last weekend Tanja Pasanen excerpts. In Croatia, he won, among other things, the 2006 European Championship gold medalist and representatives of the national teams of Belarus and Serbia. The Russians are worth following Ekaterina Pulina matches. Ekaterina has won gold in several international A-class level tournaments in the last two years.
The place has also been named as the Finnish swimmer of the London Olympics Suvi Mikkonen. Suvi, who played in London with a broken knee, finally got a much-needed knee surgery in early autumn. Due to rehabilitation, Suvi is unable to participate in the competitions herself, but she is present at the competitions and participates in spirit.
Taekwondo is currently the world's most popular martial art and at the same time the 10th most practiced sport. Taekwondo has been an Olympic sport since 2000. The World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) has 201 member countries and a total of approximately 80 million enthusiasts.
Media representatives are warmly welcome to the SM event!
Competition time: 17.11.2012 at 9:00 a.m. - approx. 6:00 p.m.
Competition venue: Ruskeasuo Ball Sports Hall, Ratsastie 10, 00280 Helsinki.
The tightest matches in the games take place in the afternoon finals. League series of business series rotate throughout the day. More detailed schedules will be updated on the competition pages.
Competition website: www.tkd.fi/liigafinalat2012
More information: competition director Tarja Röytiö, tel. 044 520 6921.
Distances in the matchThe match camp is intended for everyone interested in matches. At the camp, we go over the importance of match distance in various match situations and exercises that promote match distance control.
10.00 – 11.30 warm-up + different tactical distances in the match (distances when doing nothing)
12:00 – 1:30 p.m. distances are kicked
14.30 – 16.00 application of distances in a match situation
Acting as camp instructors Teemu Heino, Juho Kostiainen, Petteri Kauppinen, Sampo Pajulampi and Juho Ranta. The participation fee is 20 euros, which is paid in cash at the event. Cafe and equipment sales on site.
Hilla Palviainen in the women's under 67 kg category and Sophia Vassilaki in the cadet girls' under 44 kg category were responsible for the best performances. Both Hilla and Sophia won the series and got gold medals around their necks. In addition, Hilla won gold in the girls' under 68 kg category, when no other contestants dared to enter the category. Silver was won by Tanja Lovikka in the women's under 49 kg category and Juho "Jouko" Ranta in the men's over 87 kg category. In addition, taekwondo instructor Pauli Raivio won the men's category under 67 kg, albeit representing Lahti Taekwondo.
The level of the tournament did not become dizzying, but great competitors and matches were seen in many series. Hilla's victory over Maria Heikkinen, who is considered top talent, was a real thriller until the end. However, the final result was completely clear and the point difference was quite fair.
All results can be found on the competition pages: http://www.mukwan.com/sm2012/tulokset/sm2012tulokset.pdf
Teemu and Juho started their Spanish camp weekend with a small competition in the beautiful city of Burgos, a couple of hundred kilometers north of Madrid. Teemu beat both his Spanish and French opponents. Juho cleared his first challenge with a routine, but in the second match travel fatigue was visible, and Juho was not able to perform at his sharpest. So the training buddy from Madrid grabbed Juho's place in the finals and Juho won a bronze medal from the Games. The races dragged on late, and after a long car ride, we didn't get to the hotel in Madrid until a little before three in the morning.
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