Richard Huynh won gold for this performance, beating several others from Commonwealth nations. Even one who was wearing a hat and honcho. It goes to show that technical ability and synergising good combinations is more important than appearance and props.
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Richard Huynh, from the Morley club, won two medals for Australia. He wowed the crowd with his poise, speed and strength in both divisions. Leading him to successes over the other aspirants from Australia and other Commonwealth countries. Richard won the open male black belt creative poomsae with music and narrowly missed out on Gold in the male over 30 years Masters individual black belt traditional poomsae. Richard won his Australian representation rights at the Commonwealth selection trials held in Sydney in May 2006.
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Miranda Seng, 9 years old won two gold at the 2006 Australian Taekwondo Nationals (held in Adelaide) and two gold at the 2006 WA State selections. At the Nationals (September 2006), Mira won the u10 sparring for girls black belts 25-28 kgs divison and the u10 technical poomsae for girls 1st poom black belts. Mira won the same divisions at the WA State selections (July 2006). It was Mira’s first stint at the Nationals, having missed out on the 2005 Nationals in Hobart and she was too young to contest the 2004 Nationals which was held in Perth, WA. Mira started learning taekwondo when she was 4 and a half years old to follow her older siblings in the sport. Mira’s 2 elder sisters (Karina and Sarah) and older brother (Jarrad) are 2nd poom (dan) black belters. She hopes to go further and gain international success. |
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Aleisha Vincent at the 2006 Australian Poomsae Selections Trials for the 1st WTF World Poomsae Championships.
Her first competition event since gaining her black belt.
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Roy Khoh contested the Australian Poomsae Selections trial in Sydney on May 21, 2006.
Making it through the 1st round of eliminations, Roy had to compete against 5 other top players (including fellow West Australian, Harry Kim) to qualify for the final round of 3.
Unfortunately, Roy’s best efforts earnt him 5th spot behind Harry Kim.
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