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She contacted the Korean International School in Jeddah and began her training in Taekwondo. She then obtained a black belt from Britain, and another from Jeddah that was certified in Korea.
Wud Shaikh First Saudi Female Taekwondo Trainer
Wud Shaikh First Saudi Female Taekwondo Trainer
She contacted the Korean International School in Jeddah and began her training in Taekwondo. She then obtained a black belt from Britain, and another from Jeddah that was certified in Korea.
Wud Shaikh First Saudi Female Taekwondo Trainer
She contacted the Korean International School in Jeddah and began her training in Taekwondo. She then obtained a black belt from Britain, and another from Jeddah that was certified in Korea.
Manchester Under Starters Orders to Host Historic Taekwondo Grand Prix
Manchester, UK (June 25, 2013) - London 2012 Olympic gold medalist Jade Jones has welcomed a major new global taekwondo event coming to Britain at the end of this year. masTaekwondo.com ESPAÑOL
All set for the Spanish Open in Alicante
Registration and weigh-in process is taking place today previous to the championship that will have the presence of the strongest national teams such as Turkey, Iran, the United States, Russia and Spain itself. masTaekwondo.com SPANISH
Sarah Stevenson Announces Retirement
Britain's most successful ever taekwondo player, today (Tuesday) announced her retirement. But the four time Olympian and twice senior world champion won't be leaving the sport.
Sarah Stevenson Announces Retirement
Britain's most successful ever taekwondo player, today (Tuesday) announced her retirement. But the four time Olympian and twice senior world champion won't be leaving the sport.
Ligament Tear Puts Asia Bailey Out of Action Until Next Year
One of Britain's outstanding prospects for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, she was among the favourites for the European Under-21 title at under-46kg.
Aaron Cook Gave Victory to His New National Team
As speculated before on October 2012, the Dorchester athlete no longer represents Great Britain. He currently fights for the Isle of Man, National Federation and WTF member since 2006.
Jade Jones named Young Olympian of the year
GB Olimpic Champion Jade Jones named Young Olympian of the Year 2012.