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More World Champion Thoroughbreds
Written by Michael Muleta   
Tuesday, 13 July 2010 06:31

Thoroughbred Taekwon-Do representatives were outstanding at the recent ITF World Championships held in Korea (July 3-8)

Joanne Barwood (Melton) took out the Best Overall Senior Female Award, winning Gold Medals (3) in Sparring, Power Breaking and Special Techniques, to go with her Bronze medal in Patterns early in the championships. It was a sensational effort by Joanne, who dominated her sparring oponents in all bouts, particulalry as her preparation in the latter months was severely hampered by a rib injury.

Sasha Robertson (Wollongong) was also a Gold medal winning member of the Junior Female team special techniques, nailing the final technique (flying side kick) to help snatch gold for Australia. Sasha was also a member of the Bronze Medal winning Junior Female Team Sparring team.

Also very impressive was the effort of John Barwood (Melton) in taking out a Bronze Medal in the Senior men's hyperweight sparring division. John showed a lot of courage and determination in winning two very tough bouts before being outpointed in the semi-final.

Regular attendees at Thoroughbred Taekwondo masterclasses, Phill and Josh Zdybel also were outstanding. Phill Zdybel won a Silver Medal in the Senior Sparring during the World Taekwondo Festival, giving him the confidence to back up that performance and win a Bronze Medal in the ITF World Championships Senior Heavyweight sparring. He also followed that performance up wit hanother Bronze Medal in Power Breaking.

Joshua Zdybel performed very well to be awarded a Bronze Medal in the creative patterns section of the World Taekwondo Festival. In a unique and fitting twist, Josh combined both ITF and WTF patterns to take out the medal.

Other notable Thoroughbred performances were from Andrew Kung (Balwyn) and Yoko Robertson (Wollongong)

The entire Australian Team performed exceptionally well, taking close to 50 medals a best ever performance by an Australian Team with a very inexperienced squad who rose to the big occasion, a full report on all World Championships and Festival results, along with photos will be on the United ITF website (www.itftaekwondo.com/uniteditf)  in the coming days.

Last Updated on Thursday, 22 July 2010 01:15
 
Recent Degree Promotions
Written by Michael Muleta   
Saturday, 12 June 2010 13:31

Congratulations to the following Black Belts who were promoted during June:

Shaun Purcell, 3rd Degree (Toowoomba, Qld)

Bart Purcell, 3rd Degree (Toowoomba, Qld)

James Buckley, 1st Degree (Hervey Bay, Qld)

Luke Evans, 1st Degree (Hervey Bay, Qld)

Last Updated on Sunday, 13 June 2010 09:19
 
Michael Muleta Korea Seminar
Written by Michael Muleta   
Monday, 08 February 2010 12:52

United ITF President and Thoroughred Taekwondo Chief Instructor Michael Muleta has just returned from Korea, where he conducted an ITF Masterclass, assisted ITF Korea organizers with preparations for the upcoming ITF Wolrd Championships and Taekwondo Festival.

The seminar was held in GwangJu, and was attended by students and instructors up to 6th Degree Black Belt. The session consisted mainly of sparring drills, patterns and fundamental movements, and was enjoyed by a very enthusiastic group of ITF members.

Master Muleta is the Chairman of the ITF Expansion Committee (Asia Region) and has spent the early part of 2010 visiting Asian ITF associations, conducing masterclasses, exchanging ideas and lending support.

The full seminar and visit report features on the ITF Administration official webiste, click here to view that article and more pictures.

Photos from the seminar can be found in our photo gallery section

Last Updated on Saturday, 12 June 2010 13:37
 
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