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Disciplinary Action – Justin Ng

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A Board of Inquiry (BOI) was held to investigate Mr. Justin Ng’s involvement in conducting unauthorised grading and he has admitted to his wrongdoings.

STF will be imposing the following disciplinary action on Mr. Ng with effect from 1st December 2025 for a period of three years

a. Cancellation of Coach Pass
b. Revocation of STF-issued Dan certificate
c. Ban from holding office in any STF affiliated clubs
d. Suspension from all STF activities

STF shall have no obligation whatsoever to reinstate his qualifications and shall do so only at its sole discretion.

All affiliate owners are once again strongly reminded to ensure that all gradings are performed in accordance with the grading requirements, i.e. Students may be graded only by appointed STF Examiners or qualified STF Assessors; failing which, they will be subjected to stern disciplinary action.

Parents and students may also refer to the list of appointed STF Examiners and qualified Assessors in the STF website.

Kyorugi Referee Course(Registration Closes on 23 Jan 2026 @ 5pm)

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We are pleased to inform you that the registration for the Kyorugi Referee Course is now open.

Course Date/s:
31 Jan 2026 (Saturday) 2.00pm to 7.00pm
1 Feb 2026 (Sunday) 10.00am to 7.00pm
7 Feb 2026 (Saturday) 2.00pm to 7.00pm
8 Feb 2026 (Sunday) 10am to 7pm
*(With a lunch break from 1.00PM to 2.00pm)

Course Venue:
STF National Training Centre Block 80 Lorong Limau #04-191 Singapore 320080

Registration:
Download and fill up registration form available at:
(https://stf.sg/wpcontent/uploads/2020/10/form-Registration-311020.pdf) and submit
to STF office in person

Important Notes:

  • Slots are limited to 40 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Participants under the age of 16 years old (as of 1 Jan 2026) will be required to
    obtain Parental/Guardian Consent for this course. Please ensure that consent is
    obtained and signed on the registration form.

Singapore Taekwondo Federation Coach Seminar 2026

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We are pleased to announce the date, venue, and relevant information pertaining to the STF Coach
Seminar 2026. We look forward to welcoming all STF coaches and officials to STF Coach Seminar 2026.
Thank You.

Seminar Information:

1 Date: 8 March 2026 (Sunday)
2 Venue: Yo:HA Tampines (EM Real Estate) Auditorium
Address: Level 2, 6 Tampines Street 92 Singapore 528893
3 Morning Session: 9am to 1230pm
Registration: Starts from 830am
*Lunch is provided for both Morning & Afternoon Sessions participants
4 Afternoon Session: 2pm to 530pm
Registration: Starts from 130pm
5 Requirements / Pre-requisite/s for registration and Coach Pass Application

Provide a copy of current Coach Pass and other relevant certification / official documentation to update
coach’s status

Applicants are required to upload a passport size photo along with the registration form and submit by 30 Jan 2025 @ 5pm

Those without a Coach Pass may attend the Coach Seminar but may not apply for the Coach Pass:
a. Unless they have attended the Coach Induction Course in 2025
b. Until they have attended the Coach Induction Course in 2026

6 Fees

$120 includes Coach Seminar registration and Coach Pass application
$80 Coach Seminar registration only

Coach Pass application (after / post Coach Seminar): $80 (within same year Coach Seminar is
organised)


Any adhoc application of Coach Pass after / post Seminar: $200 (must have attended and completed the Coach Induction Course in 2026)

Registration:

https://forms.gle/xaT4xRJpj3sgK8b87

Postponement of 2nd Singapore Open Virtual Taekwondo Championships

Thank you for your interest in participating in the 2nd Singapore Open Virtual Taekwondo Championships 2026 which was scheduled on 31 Jan to 1 Feb 2026. We regret to inform that this tournament which you had been looking forward to will be postponed to a later
date in 2026.

As you may already be aware, World Taekwondo (WT) has introduced world ranking points for virtual taekwondo in 2025 which will elevate the status of virtual taekwondo. Singapore Taekwondo Federation (STF) will be applying for the Singapore Open Virtual Taekwondo
Championships to be recognized as a tournament where world ranking points may be accorded and this requires more time for preparation in order to meet WT ‘s requirements and to obtain approval.

We apologize for any inconvenience caused and hope to have your continued support and understanding. More details will be announced in due course.

Thank You.

Poomsae Level 1 Coach Course

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We are pleased to inform that the registration for the Poomsae Level 1 Coach Course is now open.

Course Date/s:
24 January 2026 (Saturday) 2.00pm to 7.00pm
25 January 2026 (Sunday) 10.00am to 7.00pm
*(With a lunch break from 1.00PM to 2.00pm)

Course Venue:
STF National Training Centre Block 80 Lorong Limau #04-191 Singapore 320080

Registration:
Download and fill up registration form available at: (https://stf.sg/wpcontent/uploads/2020/10/form-Registration-311020.pdf) and submit to STF office in person

Important Notes:

  • Slots are limited to 40 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Participants under the age of 16 years old (as of 1 Jan 2026) will be required to
    obtain Parental/Guardian Consent for this course. Please ensure consent is
    obtained and signed on the registration form.

Poomsae Level 1 Coach Course

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We are pleased to inform that the registration for the Poomsae Level 1 Coach Course is now open.
Course Date/s:
24 January 2026 (Saturday) 2.00pm to 7.00pm
25 January 2026 (Sunday) 10.00am to 7.00pm
*(With a lunch break from 1.00PM to 2.00pm)

Course Venue:
STF National Training Centre Block 80 Lorong Limau #04-191 Singapore 320080

Registration:
Download and fill up registration form available at: (https://stf.sg/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/form-Registration-311020.pdf) and submit to STF office in person

Import Notes:
• Slots are limited to 40 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Participants under the age of 18 years old (as of 1 Jan 2026) will be required to obtain Parental/Guardian Consent for this course. Please ensure consent is obtained and signed on the registration form.

UPDATE – SINGAPORE TAEKWONDO FEDERATION (STF) KYORUGI AND POOMSAE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SQUAD (NDS) OPEN SELECTION BOOTCAMP 2026 – TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

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Please take note of the tentative schedule for the NDS Open Selection Boot Camp. The schedule and venue are subject to adjustments, and the final details will be included in the Starter Pack to be sent out on 19 December 2025.

Date TimeVenue Event
10 January, 20268.00 am – 2.00 pm Singapore Sports School (1 Champions Way, Singapore 737913)Physical Component
12 January, 20266.00 pm to 10.00 pmSTF Whampoa National Training Centre / STF Bedok National Training CentreTraining Session
13 January, 20266.00 pm to 10.00 pmSTF Whampoa National Training Centre / STF Bedok National Training CentreTraining Session
14 January, 20266.00 pm to 10.00 pmSTF Bedok National Training CentreTechnical Component
15 January, 20266.00 pm to 10.00 pmSTF Bedok National Training CentreWorkshops
16 January, 20266.00 pm to 10.00 pmSTF Whampoa National Training Centre / STF Bedok National Training CentreTraining Session
17 January, 20269.00 am to 6.00 pmSTF Bedok National Training CentreKyorugi / Poomsae component

Thank you and we look forward to your participation in the Open Selection Boot Camp 2026.

Taekwondonomics looking for Full Time Coach, Part Time Coach & Full Time Admin

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Requirements for Full Time Coach / Part Time Coach

  • Minimum Taekwondo 1st Dan
  • Should know from Taegeuk 1 to Koryo

Requirements for Full Time Admin

  • English / Mandarin Speaking
  • Basic knowledge of Microsoft office tools

Working Hours

  • Weekdays 2PM to 9PM
  • Weekends 9AM to 7PM
  • 1 off day a week

Salary

  • Salary for Full Time Staff : Competitive Market Rate – Will be discussed after Interview

Contact Number: 8222 8295
Email: greg.nomics2@gmail.com

Age is just a Number! Singapore TeamgOLD and Club Diamond smashes through the SG60 Our Legends Taekwondo Championship 2025!

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Singapore, 23 November 2025 — The SG60 Our Legends Taekwondo Championships, an event hosted collaboratively by Our Tampines Hub, Tampines West CSN, and the Singapore Taekwondo Federation (STF), concluded on 23 November 2025 with a highly anticipated and significant demonstration of skills, feats and perseverance. The championship is specially organised to celebrate the Nation’s 60th birthday, colloquially known as Singapore60 or SG60, and is structured to be inclusive of all Singapore Taekwondo participants aged 30 and above. What was perhaps the most dazzling for this championship was the Taekwondo demonstration that featured two particularly notable senior cohorts, TeamgOLD (comprising members aged 50 years and above) and Club Diamond (comprising members aged 60 years and above), whose comprehensive display of skill served as a focal point of the event.

Members of TeamgOLD performing demonstration at the SG60 Our Legends Taekwondo Championship 2025
(Photo Credits: Tampines West CSN Facebook)

The Minister Masagos, Minister for Social and Family Development, served as the esteemed Guest of Honour, providing official recognition to the championship’s core objective, the formal promotion of lifelong physical fitness and community engagement through martial arts. The key segment of the afternoon programme was the collective demonstration presented by these most senior practitioners, effectively validating the principle that martial arts expertise and discipline are enduring qualities, largely independent of chronological age.

Senior Taekwondo members posing with Minister Masagos and VIPs
(Photo Credits: Tampines West CSN Facebook)

Technical Exhibition of Power and Precision
TeamgOLD and Team Diamond undertook a technical demonstration, distinct from competitive sparring, specifically to exhibit their persistent proficiency and physical conditioning. This was not a gentle exhibition but a vigorous performance featuring techniques refined over decades of dedicated practice.

Members of Club Diamond performing kicks, led by Sister Linda Sim
(Photo Credits: Tampines West CSN Facebook)

The participants executed complex, perfectly synchronized patterns (Poomsae), which highlighted exceptional dynamic balance, intense concentration, and meticulous technical precision. The professionalism and disciplined execution of the routine by these senior athletes were evident and elicited considerable appreciation from the audience.

Members of TeamgOLD and Club Diamond performing unarmed combat feats
(Photo Credits: Tampines West CSN Facebook)

The demonstration reached its deliberate climax with the execution ofPoomsae, unarmed tactics, and feats involving board breaking. Practitioners from both TeamgOLD and Club Diamond, including those exceeding seventy years of age, approached the breaking station with notable composure and formidable intent. Employing sharp, focused biomechanical movements, they successfully deployed powerful kicks and strikes, resulting in the clean fracture of solid wooden planks. Each successful outcome garnered substantial acclamation, symbolically challenging conventional perceptions regarding physical limitations and capabilities associated with advanced age. The technical merit of the performance served as an inspirational testament, promoting sustained commitment to physical activity among all demographic sectors.

Commendation of Enduring Commitment

This championship was established to formally recognize the sustained dedication and physical resilience demonstrated by Singapore’s mature Taekwondo practitioners. The name of the championship, “Our Legends”, also appropriately reflects the exemplary status of the Taekwondo practitioners, especially TeamgOLD and Club Diamond participants, as they embody the fundamental tenets of Taekwondo; courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control, and indomitable spirit.

What a demonstration put up by TeamgOLD and Club Diamond!
(Photo Credits: Tampines West CSN Facebook)


The capabilities exhibited by these senior cohorts, particularly those surpassing the age of 60 (some of the practitioners are into their 70s and 80s!) provided irrefutable evidence regarding the sport’s significant efficacy in promoting holistic physical and mental welfare across the entire lifespan. The championship successfully spotlighted the immense potential and enduring vitality inherent in Singapore’s older generation, definitively establishing TeamgOLD and Club Diamond not simply as legends of the sport’s history, but as definitive role models who have set a formidable and inspiring new benchmark for lifelong excellence in the martial arts community.