Taekwondo WA State championships – August 2010, Perth
Taekwondo Western Australia Inc is hosting the 2010 WA State & Selections Taekwondo championships on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th August 2010 at the Kwinana Recreation and Leisure Centre (Kwinana Recquatic). This invitation is extended to all TWA registered Head Instructors, their member clubs and members to participate in this annual event and come together to meet in friendly tournament competition. These championships will select the players (1st, 2nd or 3rd placing) for the Taekwondo Australia Nationals being held in Canberra, ACT from 21st to 24th October 2010.
The state tournament is expecting up to 300 competitors for sparring & poomsae (patterns) competitions. The application entry forms for sparring and poomsae competitions are enclosed. All entry fees must be included with the entry forms. Please make certain that all necessary details and signatures are completed, in particular the sports insurance declaration and verification.
Saturday 7th August: State Poomsae Championship
Sunday 8th August: State Sparring Championship
Hand in your completed forms to your club instructors.
Click onto the below for the tournament information package, the sparring entry form and the technical poomsae entry forms.
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Roy Khoh says:
August 8th, 2010 at 4:35 pm
Refereeing and judging today's tournament was fun.
However, I feel I'm missing something. I didn't have many students enter today's competition – and of them, I only observed two of my fighters. One I observed from the head table – the other I centre refereed.
Obviously, I can recall and provide feedback for those I saw. However, I didn't see any of the other 5 fighters from Rockingham.
I am thinking of doing less officiating and more coaching duties, for a while. Today was especially difficult because of the number of qualified referees able to officiate. If there were plenty more, I could have been subbed out to be able to coach. Unfortunately, that was not the case.
Anyhow, despite what the final score and outcome of your fights were today – I hope every fighter learned a little more, about themselves, their capabilities and how to develop moving forward.