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These Asian Games have proven that taekwondo has widened its international presence and that the competitiveness of the participating countries has been equally standardized.
The Asian Games is proving that Taekwondo is global
Asian Games Taekwondo update
The 2014 Asian Games are taking place in the city of Incheon, South Korea from September 19 to October 4. We bring you some highlights.
Taekwondo athletes “don’t fear South Koreans”
London Olympics taekwondo bronze medallist Chanatip Sornkam will be gunning for gold in the Incheon Asian Games, Taekwondo Association of Thailand (TAT) president Pimol Srivikorn said yesterday.
Thai taekwondo gold the perfect tonic: Pimol
Teenager Panipak Wongpattanakit's triumph in the Youth Olympics at the weekend was the perfect tonic for a Thai taekwondo team rocked by a feud involving national coach Choi Young-seuk, says Taekwondo Association president Pimol Srivikorn.
Where is the limit of discipline in sports training?
After the uproar over the punishment given to a Thai athlete by Choi Young Seok, coach of Thailand national team, many opinions have come out regarding the training methods and the limits of discipline in sports masTaekwondo.com ESPAÑOL
Thai athlete apologizes for groundless claim
Taekwondo exponent Rungravee Khurasa yesterday apologized to national coach Choi Young Seok for her groundless claim that he punched her during a recent competition. masTaekwondo.com ESPAÑOL
Embattled taekwondo coach apologizes, but won't change methods
Thailand’s embattled coach of the national taekwondo team apologized over the punishment used against a badly prepared female fighter, but said he would not change his methods.
Thailand and South Korea win team kyorugi at World University Taekwondo Championships
Thailand and South Korea respectively won the women's team and men's kyorugi competitions in the 13th World University Taekwondo Championships.
Korea Wins Overall Title at the 8th World Poomsae Championships in Bali
Korea won seven gold medals and four silver medals for the overall title at the 8th WTF World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships, which concluded in Bali, Indonesia on 3 November, 2013. In the overall medal tally, Vietnam clinched three golds, three silvers and five bronzes for the second place, followed by the Philippines with three golds, two silvers and one bronze.
Korea Dominates and Mexico Rewrites History
In what is the longest World Championship in history (seven days) the first three days put South Korea at the top of the medal board with two gold medals, one silver and one bronze. masTaekwondo.com ESPAÑOL