The NCAP Technical (Level 1) course will be held on 1, 2, 8 and 9 October 2011 at the STF National Training Centre.
The primary objective of the course is to provide basic knowledge of coaching taekwondo skills. On completing the course, participants will be able to organize practice sessions which are safe and challenging for taekwondo athletes.
Additional information on the course and the registration form are attached.
The programme, fixtures and protector sizes for the 38th National Kyorugi Taekwondo Championships are attached.
The event will be held on 3, 4, 10 and 11 September 2011 at Toa Payoh Sports Hall.
A reminder to all referees to report to Mr Lee Thiam Poh (Tournament Chairman) at the venue at least 30 minutes before the start of each competition day. Attendance for referees must be 100% for the 4-day event.
Please contact Mr Lee at 9106 4421 if you require any further information or clarification.
The programme and blank fixtures for the 38th National Taekwondo Kyorugi Championships are attached. Representatives of participating affiliates are encouraged to print the documents and bring them along for the Team Mangers’ Meeting and Drawing of Lots on Saturday 27 August 2011 at 3.00pm at the National Training Centre. All participating affiliates are expected to have at least a representative each at the meeting. During the meeting, important and helpful information will be provided. It will also be a good time for the representatives to raise any questions they may have.
It is with the deepest sadness that the Singapore Taekwondo Federation (STF) records the recent demise of Ms Wendy Wiluan, the beloved sister of Mr Kris Wiluan, Asean Taekwondo Federation President and STF Patron.
Key officials of the STF visited the bereaved family and offered their comfort and condolences.
While the family mourned their loss, the STF wished them strength in their bereavement.
For taekwondo competitions, clubs are allowed to print their club names on the uniforms. Before doing that, clubs are requested to note the following guidelines.
Club name must be printed in BLACK on the back, below the belt, of the uniform tops. It should not be larger than 28cm x 8cm (uniforms for adults) and 28cm x 5cm (uniforms for children).
The rest of the uniform design should conform to the uniform code.
Basically, the club name should not be ‘louder’ than the STF wordings. Therefore, club name in huge font size or in colors other than black will not be allowed.
Clubs, which find difficulties in understanding the guidelines, are advised to submit their name design and font size to the STF for clearance before printing.
Mr Rocky Go and his members at Bishan CC volunteered their services to help out in the organizing of the National Day Observation Ceremony. They distributed national flags and song sheets to residents who attended the event.
On top of that they renewed their pledge of allegiance to the country. They have shown that taekwondo members are proud Singaporeans too.
The hard work put in by the national demonstration team preparing for a performance at the launching of the Singapore Youth Olympic Festival on 14 August 2011 was well worth it.
Their scintillating show of acrobatic skills and taekwondo expertise drew resounding applause from the crowd including top sports personages including Mr Ng Ser Miang, Vice-President of the International Olympic Committee and Dr Tan Eng Liang, Vice-President of the Singapore National Olympic Council.
The guest of honor for the event, Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean, was also visibly impressed with the discipline and stunts displayed by the team. He congratulated the performers at the end of the show time and obliged them with a group picture.
To those who were at the event, the taekwondo performances were indeed a feast for the eyes and not for those with weak hearts. The fifteen-minute non-stop action-packed show was thrilling and, of course, at times heart-stopping.
Here are some action shots of the great demonstration for your viewing pleasure.
The next grading preparation workshop will be held as follows:
| Date | Sunday 18 September 2011 |
| Time | 2.00pm to 5.30pm |
| Venue | STF National Training CentreBlk 80 Lorong Limau#04-191Singapore 320080 |
| Dress Code | ‘Dobok’ |
| Certification | Certificate of Participation |
| Fee | On or before Monday 12 September 2011 – $30On or before Thursday 15 September 2011 – $40On the spot registration – $50(Fees paid are not refundable unless the application is rejected.) |
The workshop is open to red (senior and junior), poom and black belt holders.
The primary objective of the workshop is to point out to participants their performance flaws and the areas they should work on from the examiners’ perspective. This will give the candidates a better chance of passing.
During the workshop, participants will be briefed on the grading guidelines and the expectations of the examiners.
Coaches may use the information acquired by their students at the workshop as a basis to guide them for their grading.
All candidates who have attended the workshop are reminded to submit a copy of the certificate of participation with their grading applications. For red (junior) and 1st poom candidates, a copy of the certificate should be attached to their grading cards. This is necessary for the examiners to give them special consideration, if required.
The registration form is attached. All cheques must be crossed and made payable to the “Singapore Taekwondo Federation”.
A memorial service will be held for Stanley Yeo on 28 August 2011 at 3.00pm at Blk 259 Tampines Street 21 void deck. It is specially arranged by friends of Stanley.
Taekwondo members and friends who know him may the opportunity to pay their last respect.
For more information, please contact Mr Lim Keng Leong at 9061 6858.
The results of the Unarmed Combat Course (Level 2) and National Kyorugi Referee Course are attached.
A retest would be held on Sunday 21 August 2011 at 2.30pm at the STF National Training Centre for those who had failed either the theory or practical components.
Unsuccessful participants who are interested in the retest must register with the STF Secretariat by 5.00pm on Wednesday 17 August 2011. The fee is $20 per component. On the spot registration is $30. Participants for the National Kyorugi Referee Course are advised to read their notes and practised their hand signals/refereeing drills to prepare for the retest.
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