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38 Shortlisted to Undergo Training for International Competitions

A total of 38 players (10 poomsae and 28 kyorugi) have been shortlisted to undergo training for opportunities to compete in international tournaments for 2014.

The shortlisted players are as follows.

Poomsae

Senior

MaleFemale
Kang Rui JieChelsea Sim
Sherman WeeTan Shi Ying
Kua Tong KheeJoyce Lim
Glenn OngLinda Sim

Junior

MaleFemale
Yusuf Bin AdnanKwang Shuen

Kyorugi

Senior

MaleFemale
Chew Kai JunKua Ee Feng
Jason TanChiam Shi Qi
Ng Ming WeiChan Jia Hui
Raja ArshadCindy Heng
Vincent Lim 
Muhammad Norhalim 
Gan Guo Bin 
Raja Zulfadli 

Junior

MaleFemale
Ryan LimChew Xin Wei
Cheong XuuenNur Fadzlyn
Ray ChuaKylynn Goh
Voo Kai JieWong Shu Qing
Shaikh Abdullah 
Roydon Soh 
Jean-Pierre RomanJaden Lim 

Cadet

MaleFemale
Sebastian NgNichelle Tan
Nigel TanChow Shaune

Shortlisted players will be required to fulfill the training requirements averaging 12 hours per week to qualify for each competition final selection.  Players who are not selected to compete in any international tournaments must continue to train to fulfill the training requirements to be eligible for future trials.

However, club officials may still send in their recommendations for their players to be included in the training squads if they feel that the players have the potential to excel internationally.


The final selection trials for the Asian Championships (for those born in 1997 or earlier) will be held on Saturday 19 April 2014 at 7.30pm at the STF National Training Centre.  Weigh-in for kyorugi players will commence at 5.00pm.

All shortlisted players are requested to report for briefing and training on Friday 28 March 2014 at 7.30pm at the STF National Training Centre.

Singapore Earns a Place in the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games

Chew Xin Wei did Singapore proud by qualifying for the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Female Under 44kg category.

The Youth Olympic Games Qualification Tournament was held on 20 and 21 March 2014 in Chinese Taipei.

The eight best ranked athletes in each weight category earn a place for their country.

Xin Wei finished amongst the top eight out of 23 competitors in her weight category to secure a ticket for the Games.

Singapore is one of only 39 countries, including Korea and USA, to take at least one qualification place for the taekwondo competition.

Our other athletes, Nur Fadzlyn, Kylynn Goh and Cheong Xuuen, did their best but were unable advance to the qualifying rounds.

Poomsae Referee Course April 2014

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The STF has received numerous calls from club officials to conduct a Poomsae Referee Course before the National Inter-School.

It has been decided to hold the course on 5 and 6 April 2014 at the STF National Training Centre.Black belt holders who wished to officiate at the National Inter-School 2014 and all STF-sanctioned poomsae tournaments should take this opportunity to gain the qualification as the next course is scheduled to be held in 2015.

The detailed information is as follows. 


Day/Date/Time

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Saturday 5 April 2014 (5.30pm to 10.00pm)Sunday 6 April 2014 (2.30pm to 7.00pm)

Duration

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9 hours

Test

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Sunday 6 April 2014 (7.45pm onwards)

Closing Dates/Fees

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On or before Thursday 3 April 2014 – $80.00On the spot registration – $110.00(Fees paid are not refundable unless the application is rejected)

Venue

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STF National Training CentreBlock 80 Lorong Limau#04-191Singapore 320080

Course Requirement

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Participants must have 100% attendance to be eligible for the test

Eligibility

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Poomsae Coach CertificationGood fitness level(The STF reserves the right to request proof from a medical practitioner)

Certification

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All successful candidates will be awarded Class 3 (Provisional) Certification.

Disclaimer

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The STF reserves the right to cancel or postpone the course at its discretion. The STF, its servants and agents, will not be held responsible for any claims arising out of any death, injury, damage or loss, suffered or caused while attending the course. This includes all costs and expenses incurred as a result of such claims.

However, the course will be postponed if it does not have the minimum
number of participants. The registration form is available in the Forms folder.

NTU Retains Overall Top Position

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The Nanyang Technological University retains its overall top position in the NTU Taekwondo Open Championships which were held on 8 and 9 March 2014 at its premises.

STF President, Mr Milan Kwee, was present on the first day of the event to officially open the tournament.

The STF congratulates the organizers on the success of the event.

The results of the competition are attached.

Kyorugi Referee Course

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The next National Kyorugi Referee Course will be held on 29 & 30 March 2014 and 5 April 2014 at the STF National Training Centre

Blackbelt players are also encouraged to attend the course as it will help them in the understanding of the rules.  The knowledge will stand them in good stead in their preparation for competitions and in the competitions.

All clubs are reminded to have sufficient referees to support their plan to participate in the coming national kyorugi tournament.  All participating teams must be represented by a referee each.  Clubs will not be allowed to ‘borrow’ referees from other clubs for any championships.

The details of the course are attached.  The registration form is available in the Forms folder.

Please take note of the registration fees and closing date for the course.

Information for PA Taekwondo Trainers

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The People’s Association, in consultation with the Singapore Taekwondo Federation (STF), has drawn up a list of equipment (see attached) for trainees at the various stage of their development. This is necessary to create awareness and prevent any misunderstanding.

Optional equipment does not mean that it is redundant for the trainees. If the Trainers feel that the equipment is important for their training program, they can introduce it. For example, trainers may introduce hand mitts to their students if they believe that it is necessary for training. But students should not be compelled to buy them if they do not wish to.

Trainers should also take time to explain to their students the importance of some of the equipment like shin and forearm guards. While it is up to the students to decide if they want to use them for grading or not, they must understand that bruises may occur if there are accidental clashes during sparring if they do not wear the protective equipment.

For further enquiry, please email STF at stkdf@mail.com.

Coach Seminar Reminder

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The Coach Seminar 2014 will be held on Sunday 16 March 2014 at The Grassroots’ Club from 9.00am to 2.00pm.

Coaches are reminded that the dress code is ‘dobok’.

Registration will start at 8.00am and all participants must be seated by 8.45am.

Participants who are more than half an hour late will NOT be eligible for the coach pass.

Unarmed Combat Course (Level 1) Results Oct 2013 & Feb 2014

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The results for the two Unarmed Combat Courses (Level 1) held on 5, 6 & 12 October 2013 and 8, 9 & 15 Febrauary 2014 at the STF National Training Centre are attached.

Participants who failed or are given provisional passes are to report to the course conductor for a retest and review session respectively on Wednesday 19 March 2014 at 7.30pm at the STF National Training Centre.  The retest fee is $20.  Otherwise they will be considered to be unsuccessful in the course.

Interested to Teach at Hyun Taekwondo?

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Hyun Taekwondo is looking for instructors who are interested to teach part or full-time at its schools.

Instructors who are interested may contact Mr Lim Hyun at 9107 0773 for more details.

A Rich Harvest

The Singapore Taekwondo Federation team of 6 senior, 3 junior, 2 cadet kyorugi players and 2 poomsae performers returned to Singapore on 10 February 2014 with a gold collection of trophies from the Asian Cities Gold Cup Taekwondo Championships held from 7 to 9 February 2014 in Hong Kong.

The players & performers won 5 golds, 3 silvers and 4 bronzes. They also finished among the overall trophy winners with the cadet male division clinching the overall 2nd position and the senior male division finishing overall 3rd.

Chelsea Sim, without doubt, is the best performer for the team at the tournament, winning 2 golds in the Female Individual Poomsae and in the Mixed Pair with Kang Rui Jie.

The organizers were so mesmerized by her performance that she was asked to give a demonstration before the presentation of prizes. The VIPs and spectators were awe by her scintillating performance.

Our winners are as follows.

–       Sebastian Ng (gold)

–       Nigel Tan (gold)

–       Raja Zulfadli (gold)

–       Chelsea Sim (gold)

–       Chelsea Sim & Kang Rui Jie (gold)

–       Raja Arshad (silver)

–       Kang Rui Jie (silver)

–       Jaden Lim (silver)

–       Jason Tan (bronze)

–       Kua Ee Feng (bronze)

–       Chew Xin Wei (bronze)

–       Nur Fadzlyn (bronze)

An article in The Straits Times on the team’s winning performance is attached.

To the team: Well done!