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and masters. After many years of research, and for the first time in the history, a true record of the legitimate Tae Kwon Do masters and champions is being presented. Furthermore, the TAEKWONDO HALL OF FAME ® which is recognized worldwide is the only organization in the world that has received official registered trademark status. Reg No.314787 |
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 World's most senior Tae kwon do proponent Great Grandmaster Nam Tae Hi (left) being inducted into the TAEKWONDO HALL OF FAME ® Presentation made by World TaeKwon-do Alliance Executive VP GM Scott McNeely - Photo by Mark Williams
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 Allen R. Steen, Skipper Mullins, Mitchell Bobrow and Joe Corley were inducted into the official Taekwondo Hall of Fame ® The historic ceremony was held Friday April 6th, 2007. Grandmaster Jhoon Rhee is center.. Photo by Mark Williams MORE PHOTOS HERE |
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| Taekwondo legends Mike Warren, Joseph Hayes,
and Albert Cheeks (above) formed the nucleus of the USA team that competed in the 1st World Taekwondo Championships held in Korea in 1973. They are considered by many experts to have been the best traditional Taekwondo players the world has ever produced. |
 Members of the 1973 1st USA Team beaing inducted into the Taekwondo Hall of Fame in an historic ceremony held on April 6th, 2007 in East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA - SEE OTHER PHOTOS Photo by Master John Holloway |
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Jack Hwang - USA Head of Team, 1st World Taekwondo Championships |
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Richard Chun - USA Team Manager,
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Kyung Ho Min - USA Team Advisor,
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Kyung Ho Min Pioneer of USA /AAU Taekwondo Kyung Ho Min was responsible for organizing the USA team to the 1st and 2nd World Championships. He was Team Manager for the 1st World Championship and National Chairman of the AAU Taekwondo Committee and USA Team Mgr. for the 2nd World Championship. He also represented the USA Delegation in the organizing Assembly of The World Taekwondo Federation and 2nd Assembly of The W.T.F.in conjunction with the 2nd World Championships. He also the Chairman of the Technical Committee for the 2006 World University Taekwondo Championships being held in Valencia. Spain. THE ROOTS OF USA/AAU TAEKWONDO |
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USA National Taekwondo Team
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 Mivhael J. O'Maley (USA) left unleashed a devastating ax kick against his oponent in the 1st Pan American Taekwondo Championships held in Mexico City,. The historic event was held fom September 17th -24th, 1978. Official results ENLARGE ARTICLE |
 This photo taken at the Kukkiwon shows John Holloway. Mike Vasquez, Greg Fears, Wiliam Kim, Oren Gautreaux Gerard Robbins and two unidentified members of the USA Women's Team Photo Michael J. O'Malley |
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 World Taekwondo Federation President Un Yong Kim Presents USA's Marcia Hall with the Gold Medal at the 1978 Pre-World Taekwondo Games. In a sport dominated by Korea during that period Marcia Hall became the first non-Asian to win a gold medal in Korea, the birthplace of Taekwondo (Photo Marcia Hall) |
 Marcia Hall scores with a stunning kick in the gold medal match at World Taekwondo Invitational Championships held in Taiwan in 1979. (Photo Marcia Hall) |
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USA National Taekwondo Team
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Allen R. Steen
is that rare individual who over the years earned a legendary repution not only as s fighter, but as an instructor and promoter. Recognized as the "Pioneer of Taekwondo in Texas", Allen Steen began his training in 1959 under Jhoon Rhee, earning his black belt in 1962. When Jhoon Rhee left Texas for Washingtion D.C. in 1962 Allen Steen opened his own school in Dallas. Allen Steen and his first Black Belt Pat Burleson built an empire consiting of students who went on themselves to become top rated black belt champions A list of those students reads like a "who's who of American Karate". Skipper Mullins, Fred Wren, Demetrius Havanus, Ronnie Cox, Jim Butin, and Roy Kurban. were just a few of the students who were frequently featured in the major martial arts magazines of the day. As a fighter, Steen built a reputation second to non. He won decisions over Chuck Noris and ,Joe Lewis and other well knowns all on the same day enroute to winning the title at Ed Parker's prestigious 1966 Karate Internationals (left) More on GM Allen Steen |
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Pat Burleson of Fort Worth, Texas made karate history in
1964 when he became the first National Karate Champion by winning Jhoon Rhee's Natls. in Wash.D.C. The 60's were appropriately named the "Blood-'n'-Guts Era" as fighters occasionally held no regard for contact rules. "In those days".. when there were no pad or chest protectors, the fighters often limped out or were carried out of of the ring whether they won or lost. It was not a period for the faint of heart,or for those who feared broken bones or briuses which were common place. Pat Burleson who is also referred to as the "granddaddy of tournament fighting" actually began his study of martial arts in Japan in 1957 in the wado-ryu style . He also studied Tangsoodo and was eventually introduced to Allen R. Steen Allen Steen who had already been studying under Jhoon Rhee. During the summer of 1963 Pat Burleson also earned his Black belt under Jhoon Rhee. Read More |
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Mitchell Bobrow fought and bested the best of his era.
Known for his trademark jump back kick, Mitchell Bobrow was nicknamed "Boy wonder". Bobrow was featured in the movies "Coneheads", "Blackbelt", and Disney's "Wild Jack". He also appeared on television in "Young and Restless", "Days of our Lives", and "Max Monroe". Mitchell Bobrow has been selected to serve as honorary chairman of the Inaugural Taekwondo Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony. He will be inducted as one of the "Best Fighters of the 60's". His bouts with Joseph Hayes, Chuck Norris, Joe Lewis, Byron Jones and other greats of the day are legendary. Being awarded his blackbelt by Ki Whang Kim in 1965, he was rated by BlackBelt Magazine in 1967, 1968, and 1969 as one of the "Top 10 Fighters" in the world.. Mitchell Bobrow is also the Founder of Otomix Martial Arts Gear . Mitchell Bobrow has attended over 300 Martial Arts events promoting his company. More on Mitch Bobrow |
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Jeff Smith illuminated the tournament Karate scene in the
early days, remaining in the center of winner's circle until his retirement from competiton in the late 70's. Jeff was sought after by tournament directors from coast to- coast and won nearly every event he entered. While he is best known for becoming a seven time "World Light Heavy- Weight Karate Champion, his most historic fight may have been the prelude to the Ali vs. Frazier "Thrilla in Manilla. Over 50 fifty million viewers saw Jeff defeat a very capable Karriem Allah in an 11 round match that had theater goers on their feet. It could thus be said that it was Jeff Smith a Taekwondo stylist, and Karriem who introduced the world to karate full-contact style.. Jeff Smith, a student of Jhoon Rhee, competed in all corners of the USA . He was selected by Mrs. Bruce Lee and Karate Magazine to receive the first Bruce- Lee Award. Jeff has appeared on ABC's "Wide World of Sports," "The Champions" TV series, Showtime, ESPN and Pay- Per-View events. He co- starred in a martial arts movie in Korea. Jeff owns and operates "Jeff Smith's Karate" located in Arlington, Va. More on Jeff Smith |
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When reflecting upon a list of names of America's greatest
tournament competitors, Albert Cheeks is a name which readily comes to mind "Ckeeks", an 8th dan black belt and senior black belt of the late Grand Master Ki Whang Kim, dominated the heavy-weight division and won the grand championship at events too numerous to mention. Along with legendary players` Joseph Hayes and Mike Warren, (another Ki Whang Kim "great" ), he competed on the team which won the overall Silver at the 1st World Taekwondo Championships in Korea in 1973. "Cheeks" is not only revered by past and current champions for his physical prowess in the ring, but for his ability to impart upon others, his profound grasp of the complex practical and theoretical aspects involved in becoming a "Champion" .. More on GM Albert Cheeks |
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To this day there has been little mention of the great female
players of late 70' , players who blazed the trail for today's world and Olympic champions. Surprisingly many countries fielded female teams to compete against the best females in the world during the 70's. The first such event was the 1978 PreWorld Taekwondo Invitational Championships held at the Kukiwon in Korea, the birthplace of Taekwondo. It was at that event that an American female named Marcia Hall with no international experience dominated the middleweight division soundly beating Korea and all comers. The female middle weight division was the only division not dominated by players from host nation Korea. Standing on the victory podium, Marcia had no idea of the history she was making. It was the first time that a non Asian (male or female) had won a gold medal in Korea. . Instead of shopping a larger size cap Marcia went back to the gym to work harder on her fighting skills. She then went on to win yet another gold medal in Asia at the 1st World Invitational tournamennt held in Taipei, Tawan during the follwing year. Her teammate Sunny Graf also won gold medal at the same event. More on Marcia Hall Also See Pre-World Games Section Above |
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Arlene Limas | When the history books are written about the greatest Taekwondo
players of the 20th Century, one of the names that will appear at the top of that list will undoubtedly be Arlene Limas. Arlene dominated the female division in point system tournamenmt throughouts the USA on the National Sport Karate Association's Tournament circuit during the 80's and 90's. While her record as a point system competitor is phenomenal , her record in Olympic style kyorugi (fighting) is equally as impressive . Arlene holds the distinction of being one of the first American females to win an Olympic Gold , doing so in 1988 in Seoul Korea when Taekwondo was admitted into the Olympic Games as a demonstration sport. Arlene has won no less than 9 Gold medals in international competition. More on Arlene Limas |
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Calderon A true champion is one who is able to excel in any competitive environment irregardless of the tournament rules or format. When contemplating on the short list of persons who were able to successfully make that transition, the name Frank Calderon easily comes to mind. Whether competing in Olympic style kyorugi or traditional point system fighting, Frank devastated his opponents with dazzling kicking and punching combinations. Competing in the 1st National AAU Championships at Yale University in 1975, he swept through the competition until respectfully declining to compete against his mentor and instructor, the legendary Joseph Hayes for the Gold.. However, Frank went on to win the Gold at the 1979 Team selection trials and competed in the 3rd World Taekwondo Championships in Germany. His list of point system titles include the Grand Championship at the 1982 and 1983 Carribean Taekwondo Championships held in Puerto Rico, and 1st place at the Virgin - Islands Open Taekwondo Championships held in St. Thomas, V.I. in 1979. More On Frank Calderon |
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Inducted Into the Taekwondo
Hall of Fame April 6th, 2007 Recipient of the 2007 USAT Lifetime Service Award 1st ITF World Taekwon-do Championsips - Canada - 1974 (Heavy -Gold) 1st ITF World Taekwon-do Championsips - Canada - 1974 Breaking 2nd 1st Pan American Taekwondo Championships -Mexico - 1978 (Middle-Gold) Pre-World Games Taekwondo Championships -Korea - 1978 (Hvy-Bronze) 3rd WTF World World Taekwondo Championships - Chicago- 1977 (Hvy-Bronze) 4th WTF World Taekwondo Championships, Stuttgard,Germany 1979 (Mid-Bronze) 2nd Annual US Invtational Karate Championships, Ohio 1973 Grand Champion 1st Howard Univ. Taekwondo Championships,Wash DC 1974 Grand Champ Recipient of the 1st "Ken Min Leadership Award "in 1979 *The first athlete (worldwide), and only American to this day to have medaled in both WTF and ITF World Taekwondo Championship events. Senior Technical Advisor / Taekwondo Hall of Fame |
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1975 1st National A.A.U. Taekwondo Heavyweight Gold Medalist - 1975 1st Pan Am Taekwondo Championships, Mexico 1978 (Hvy-Gold) 1st West Coast Open Taekwondo Open 1978, California - Grand Champion 1st Carribean Taekwondo Championships , 1978 - St. Thomas,VI, Grand Champion 1st Carribean Taekwondo Championships , 1978 - St. Thomas,VI, Forms Champion 2nd Carribean Taekwondo Championships , 1979 - St. Thomas,VI, Grand Champion 1972 Kwak Byung Yul's Pennsylannia Taekwondo Open - Grand Champion 1973 Mahn Suh Park's Tae Kyun Championships - Philadelphia - Grand Champion 1974 Gary Alexanders Invitational - Union New Jersey - Grand Champion 1975 Pu Gill Kwon Universal Taekwondo Championships - Grand Champion 1975 Nam Son Paek's Tournament - Grand Champion 1975 Brooklyn International Championships - Grand Champion 1975 Ik Jo Kang's Taekwondo Championship - NY - Grand Champion 1976 Howard Lee's Taekwondo Championships -Grand Champion 1976 Ki Chung Kim's Taekwondo Championships - Grand Champion 1976 Ki Chung Kim's Taekwondo Championships - First Place BlackBelt Forms 1975 Ki Chung Kim's Taekwondo Champs .(Master's Division) - Grand Champion 1977 Ki Chung Kim's Taekwondo Champs. - Grand Champion 1978 Member / AAU "All American Men's Tae Kwon Do Team" 1978 National A.A.U. Taekwondo Championships (Hvy-Gold) 1978 All American Open (Madison Square Garden) Second Place - Forms 1979 National A.A.U. Taekwondo Championships (Hvy-Silver) 1975 Becomes a member of the AAU All American Tae Kwon Do Team 1975 First and only person to receive the distinction of "1975 All American" under the seperate category Tae kwon do Blackbelt" by the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States Competitor / 2nd World Taekwondo Championships - Korea 1975 Competitor / Pre-World Games - Seoul Korea 1978 Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open 1978 (MSG) First athlete to introduce A.A.U. Taekwondo program to public in a major martial arts magazine / Karate Ilustrated 1980 - "Will Taekwondo Rules Prevail?" 1st player appointed to position of "Athlete's Representative" / AAU Taekwondo - 1975 Featured in Traditional Taekwondo Magazine in Vol 2 No.2 -1975 |
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1973-1st Place Jr. (14 to 16) Division-U.S Open, Taekwondo Championships
(Charleston W. VA. 1974-1st Place Jr. (14 to 16) Division-Open Taekwondo / Karate Championships. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1974-2nd Place Jr. (14 to 16) Division Open taekwondo / karate Championships. 1974-1st Place Jr. (14 to 16) Division-U.S Open Taekwondo / karate Championships (Dayton, Ohio). 1974-1st Place Jr. (14 to16) Battle of Columbus, Ohio. 1975-1st Place Men Light Weight Division-U.S Open Taekwondo Championships (Charleston W. VA. 1975 - Grand Champion-U.S. Open Taekwondo Championships (Charleston W. Virginia) 1975 - 1st Place Men Light Weight-U.S, Open Taekwondo / Karate Championships (Indianapolis, Indiana). 1975 - Grand Champion-U. S Open Taekwondo / Karate Championships (Indianapolis, Indiana). 1975 - 1st Place Men Light Weight Division-Taekwondo / karate Open Championships 1976 - Gold Medal Feather Weight-National AAU Taekwondo Games (Dayton, Ohio). 1977 - Gold Medal Feather Weight National-USTU Games (Berkeley California). 1977 - 1st Place Men Light Weight Division-U.S. Open Taekwondo Championships (Dayton, Ohio). 1977 - Grand Champion-U.S. Taekwondo Championships (Dayton, Ohio). 1977- 1st Place Men Light Weight Division-U.S.Taekwondo / Karate Championships (Kalamazoo, Mich). 1977 - Grand Champion-U.S Taekwondo / Karate Open Championships (Kalamazoo, Michigan). 1977 - 2nd Place Men Light Weight Division-Battle of Columbus, Ohio. 1977 Silver Medal-World Games, (Chicago, Ill,) 1977 - Received Player of The year award presented by The World Taekwondo Governing Body. 1978 - Featured on front of International Brochure (Taekwondo World Games). 1978 - Gold Medal- U.S National Champions (Washington, D.C). 1978 - 1st Place Men Light Weight-Kim's U.S. Open Taekwondo Championships (Pittsburg, PA 1978 - Grand Champion-Kims U.SP Open Championships (Pittsburg, Pennsylvania). 1978 - Bronze Pre-World Games (Seoul, Korea). 1978 - Gold Medal-Pan-American Games (Mexico, City). 1979 - Gold Medal -U.S Nationals (Dayton, Ohio). 1979 - Silver Medal- World Championships (Stuttgart Germany). 1979 - Gold Medal -North American Games (Honolulu, Hawaii). 1980 - 1st Place Men Light Weight Division-(Battle of Columbus.) 1980 - Grand Champion-(Battle of Columbus, Ohio) 1980 - 2nd Place Men Light Weight-Henry Cho's All American Open (New York). 1982 - Gold Medal-Police Olympics (Columbus, Ohio) Greg began his martial arts training under in 1973 at age of 14 He operates and oversees schools in the East/Midwest area for Master Ernie Reyes Sr See: Ernie Reyes' Midwest Martial Arts Columbus, Ohio |
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1989: US Taekwondo Team Trials (Fin): Gold 1988: US Taekwondo Team Trials (Fin): Silver 1987: World Taekwondo Championships (Fin): Bronze 1987: Pan American Games (Fin): Gold 1987: US Taekwondo Team Trials (Fin): Gold 1987: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fin): Gold 1986: World Cup Taekwondo Championships (Fin): Bronze 1986: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fin): Gold 1985: World Taekwondo Championships (Fin): Silver 1985: World Games Taekwondo (Fin): Bronze 1985: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fin): Gold 1984: Pan American Taekwondo Championships (Fly): Gold 1984: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fly): Gold 1983: International Collegiate Taekwondo Championships (Fin): Gold 1983: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fin): Gold 1982: Pan American Taekwondo Championships (Fin): Gold 1982: World Taekwondo Championships (Fin): Bronze 1982: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fin): Gold 1981: World Games Taekwondo (Fin): Silver 1981: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fin): Gold 1980: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fin): Gold 1979: World Taekwondo Championships (Fin): Bronze 1979: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fin): Gold 1977: US Taekwondo National Championships (Fly): Bronze DAE SUNG LEE COACHING RECORD HERE |
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Michael J. O'Malley |
1976 General Choi's Cup Intl. Championship1st place Grand Champ team 1976 National Open Karate Championships, Darien Conn - Grand Champion 1978 U.S. Team Trials, Washington D.C. -Gold Medal, Welterweight Division 1978 Member / AAU "All American Men's Tae Kwon Do Team" 1978 U.S. Team Member Pre-World games Seoul,Korea 1978 Pan-am Games, Mexico City--Bronze Medal 1979 Member / AAU "All American Men's Tae Kwon Do Team" 1979 "Tiger Kim's" Intl Open Championship MSG, (NY) Grand Champion 1979 U.S. Team Trials Dayton Ohio, Gold Medal -Welterweight 1979 Selected " Male Competitor of the Year" @ U.S. Team Trials. 1979 U.S. Team Member World Championships, Stuttgart Germany 1979 U.S. Team Member North American Games, Honolulu, HI -- Silver 1979 U.S. Team Member World Games, Taipei, Taiwan 1980 U.S. Team Trials Berkley California, Gold Medal Welterweight 1980 Recipient of the "Ken Min leadership Award" - Berkley California 1980 Selected U.S. Team Captain 1980 U.S. Team Member 2nd Pan Am Games Houston TX -Gold- Welter. 1981 U.S. Team Member N.American Games Toronto, Canada--Gold 1981 U.S. Team Trials Tampa Florida, Gold Medal-- Welterweight 1981 Selected U.S. Team Captain for World Championships Ecuador 1981 National Tae Kwon Do Championship Wash. D.C.-Grand Champion 1984 Selected as U.S. Team coach of the East Squad for Olympic Sports Festival , Houston Texas. Former Athlete Representative to the USOC Technical Advisor / Taekwondo Hall of Fame |
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1976 California State Karate Championships - Forms - 1st Place 1977 N. California State Collegiate Karate Union Champs. - Forms -1st Place 1978 California State Karate Championships - 1st Place 1978 NCAA National Collegiate Taekwondo Championships - Gold 1978 AAU Taekwondo West Coast Regional Championships - Gold 1978 AAU National Taekwondo Championships - Middleweight - Gold 1978 Pre-World Taekwondo Games - Seoul, Korea - Middleweight - Gold 1978 AAU Taekwondo West Coast Regional Championships - Gold 1979 National Taekwondo Championships - Middleweight - Gold 1979 World Invitational Taekwondo Games - Taipei, Taiwan - Middleweight - Gold 1979 NCAA National Collegiate Taekwondo Championships - Gold |
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1979 World Taekwondo Games, Taiwan -Bantam - Gold 1978 Pre-World Taekwondo Games, Seoul , Korea - Bantam - Bronze 1982 Pan-American Taekwondo Games, Ponce , Puerto Rico - Bantam - Gold 1978 USA Taekwondo National Champion, USA National Team Captain 1979 USA Taekwondo National Champion, USA National Team Captain 1981 USA Taekwondo National Champion, USA National Team Captain 1982 USA Taekwondo National Champion, USA National Team Captain 1979, 1981 USTU / AAU Taekwondo Player of the Year 1983 All American Award of the AAU United States Taekwondo Union Member of the Taekwondo Athletes Committee Member of the Legal Committee |
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1979 National Taekwondo Championships (HVY-Gold) 1979 World Invitational Taekwondo Games, Taipei (HVY-Silver) 1979 North Am Pan Am Championships (HVY-Gold) 1979 World Taekwondo Championships (HVY-Silver) 1980 National Taekwondo Championships (HVY-Gold) 1981 Pan American Taekwondo Championships (HVY-Gold) Author of "Taekwondo:Techniques and Tactics" |
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1992 Olympic Gold Medalist 1991 Pan Am Games Silver Medalist 1991 World Silver Medalist 1987 Pan Am Games Gold Medalist 1987 World Cup Gold Medalist 1987 World Bronze Medalist 1986 Olympic Sports Festival Gold Medalist 7 Time National Champion 2 Time National Collegiate Champion US Team Captain -1988-1992 Click Here For More On Herb Perez |
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Kwon Do medal (Silver), in the ladies featherweight division in Athens 2004 *First (currently competing) female to be nominated for inclusion into the Taekwondo Hall of Fame / Ceremony to be held April 6th 2007 2007 Pan Am Games Trials (Light/Welter): 1st 2006 Pan Am Championships (Light): Silver 2006 Dutch Open (Light): Silver 2006 National Collegiate Championships (Welter): Gold 2006 U.S. Open (Forms): Gold 2006 Sr. National Team Trials (Light): 1st 2005 U.S. Senior Nationals (Light): Silver 2005 Senior National Team Member (Light) 2004 Olympic Games: Silver 2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials: Gold 2004 Olympic Fight-Off: Gold 2004 Pan American Olympic Qualifier: Gold 2003 Pan American Games: Bronze 2003 U.S. Open (Forms/Sparring): Gold 2003 Peru Open (Sparring): Gold 2003 U.S. Senior Nationals (Forms): Silver 2003 U.S. Senior Nationals (Sparring): Silver 2003 Pan American Games Qualifier: Gold 2002 Quebec Open (Sparring): Gold 2002 U.S. Open (Forms): Silver 2002 U.S. Open (Sparring): Gold 2002 Team Trials: Bronze 2001 U.S. Senior Nationals (Forms): Gold 2001 U.S. Senior Nationals (Sparring): Gold |
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Steven Lopez |
Winner of 4 World Chmpionships Olympic Games 2 Gold / 1 Bronze *Gold medal win in Sydney was reportedly controversial Source |
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May Pejo-Spence |
1987: US National Taekwondo Championships Fly - Bronze 1988: US National Taekwondo Team Trials Fly - Gold 1988: Olympic Games Fly - Bronze 1988: Pan American Taekwondo Championships Fly - Gold 1989: US National Taekwondo Championships Fly - Gold 1989: US National Taekwondo Team Trials Fly - Gold 1989: US Olympic Festival Fly - Silver 1989: World Taekwondo Championships Fly - Bronze 1991: US National Taekwondo Championships Fly - Gold 1991: US National Taekwondo Team Trials Fly - Gold 1991: US Olympic Festival Fly - Gold 1995: National Collegiate Taekwondo Championships Bantam - Bronze 1998: National Collegiate Taekwondo Championships Fly - Gold 1998: National Collegiate Taekwondo Team Trials Fly - Gold 1999: US National Taekwondo Championships Fin- Silver 1999: US National Taekwondo Team Trials Fin - Bronze |
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Mark Lopez |
17th World Taekwondo Championships 2005 feather
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Diana Lopez |
10th Women's World Taekwondo Championships 2005
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Jaydes "Jay" Warwick |
United States Taekwondo Team Co-Captain from 1981-1989 1988 Seoul Olympics Bronze Medalist (Demonstration) 8 times USA National Taekwondo Champion 2 time Pan American Games Gold Medalist 5th Pan American Taekwondo Champs - Ecuador 1986 (Welter-Gold) 8th World Taekwondo Championships - Spain 1987 (Welter - Bronze) |
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Mandy Meloon |
10th Women's World Taekwondo Championships 2005 - (Fin - Bronze)
US National Taekwondo Championships 2003 (Fin -Gold) 2002 World Cup Japan (Fly - Silver) 2002 Belgium Open (Fly -Gold) 2001 Argentina Open Taekwondo Championships (Fly - Gold) 1998 World Cup Taekwondo Championships (Fly - Gold) |
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Dana Hee |
1988 Olympic Demonstration Sport Gold Medalist - Seoul, Korea |
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Debra Holloway |
World Taekwondo Championships (bantam - Bronze) Olympic Games - Silver |
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Scott M. Rohr |
4th World Taekwondo Championships - W. Germany 1979 (Lt.Heavy - Bronze) |
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Kevin Padilla |
Member of the USA National Team from1988-1992 Mexico Open Championships, Mexico City 1987 (Bantam - Gold) 1992 National Lightweight Champion & USTU Male Athlete of the Year World Cup Games Spain 1990 - Silver Pan American Championships San Juan, Puerto Rico 1990 - Bronze Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open 1989 |
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Yong Joon Kong |
1983 9th National AAU Taekwondo Championships - (Welter
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Chris Spence |
1988: USTU Nationals - Bantam - Gold 1988 USTU 1st Presidents Award 1987 13th National Taekwondo Championships - USA - Feather-Gold 1987 Pan American Taekwondo Championships - <64 Kilos - Gold 1987 8th World Taekwondo Championships - Spain - Feather -Bronze 1986 World Cup Taekwondo - Colorado Springs USA - Feather - Bronze 1986 5th Pan American Taekwondo Championships - Ecuador - Feather -Gold |
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Greg Baker |
1988 Seoul Olympics -Lightweight - Bronze 1987 Wotld Cup Taekwondo- Championships Finland - (Light Silver) 1989 Wotld Cup Taekwondo- Championships Egypt - (Light Bronze) 1982 3rd Pan American Taekwondo Championships - Puerto Rico - (Feather Silver) |
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Doug Baker |
1986 12th National Taekwondo Championships - USA - Feather-Silver 1987 USTU National Taekwondo Championships - USA - Feather - Silver 1990 USTU National Taekwondo Championships - USA - Light - Gold 1991 USTU National Taekwondo Championships - Middle -Bronze |
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Jason Han |
Competed in 3 World Taekwondo Championships 1999, 2001, 2005 Titan Games - (Featherweight Gold) U.S. Open Taekwondo Games - (Welter - Gold) |
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Han Won Lee |
1988 Olympic Bronze Medalist 1992 Olympic Team Captain |
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John Lee |
6th World Taekwondo Championships 1983 - Denmark (Light-Hvy
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Ernie Reyes, Sr. |
3rd World Taekwondo Championships - Chicago - 1977- (Lgt.-Bronze) | ||
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Mark Williams |
5 Times Grand Champion - Henry Cho's All American Open - '83, '85, 88, '90 & '92 - Winner of numerous other Grand Championships 1992 U.S, National Champion |
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1st National A.A.U. Taekwondo Championship - Middleweight - Gold Member of the First USA National AAU Taekwondo Team (1975) Competitor / 2nd World Taekwondo Championships 1975 - Seoul Korea |
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Kim Royce |
World Cup Taekwondo 1986 - Colorado (USA) - Hvy - Silver | |||
Terry Poindexter |
Olympic Bronze | |||
Jennifer Laney |
Olympic Bronze | |||
Sharon Jewel |
Olympic Bronze | |||
Billy Petrone |
4th World Games Taekwondo - Netherlands 1993 (Middle - Bronze) World Cup Taekwondo - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Middle - Bronze) Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open 1996, and 1997 |
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Panagiotis Bardatsos |
7 Time U.S. National Champion Canada Open Championships 1998 (Middle - Gold) Olympic Weight Division Tourney 1998 (Heavy - Gold)) Denmark Open Championships 1997 (Middle - Bronze) Japan Open Championships 1995 (Middle- Silver) 1997 USTU Male Athlete of the Year |
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Jin Won Suh |
2 times member of US National TKD Team 11th Pan American - Tae Kwon Do Championships / Lima, Peru - Bantam - Bronze |
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Jeff Smith |
won the World Professional light-heavy weight Karate Championship in Berlin, Germany, on September 21st, 1975 |
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Gordon Franks |
Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion won the World Professional Super-light-weight Karate Championship in Berlin, Germany, on September 21st, 1975 |
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Pat Worley |
Competed in S. Henry's Cho's 1970 Tournament of Champions and most major traditional Korean style tournaments on the East Coast. Grand Champion (Numerous Events) |
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Larry Lunn |
Member Jhoon Rhee Professional Taekwondo Team Member USA Team / Canada's Battle of the Champions - Circa 1976 |
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Darryl Gaston |
International .Taekwon-do World Champion (Hvy Div.) | ||
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William Swift |
Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open 1970 (MSG) | ||
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William Oliver* |
This 2 time Grand Champion of Henry Cho's All American Open (1981/82) gave a dazzling performance whenever he competed. He was selected to participate in the All American Open Tournament of Champions alongside Mike Warren, Joe Hayes, Albert Cheeks, Gerard Robbins, Jeff Smith and other Taekwondo greats. |
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Keith Kelly |
Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open Championships (1995) 1998 National AAU Taekwondo Champion - Palm Beach County |
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Mitch Bobrow |
A student of the late Grand Master Ki Whang Kim Inducted Into the Taekwondo Hall of Fame April 6th, 2007 Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open (MSG) 1969 |
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George Thanos |
A student of the late Grand Master Ki Whang Kim. Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open Championships (1975) |
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Bernard Floyd | A student of the late Grand Master Ki Whang Kim. Winner of numerous traditional events including the 1974 North American Pro-Am Championships. |
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Marshall Collins |
Grand Champion - 1974 Taekyun Championships - Philadelphia | |||
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Alton "Itch" Wilkinson* |
Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) | ||
James Roberts |
8 Times Forms Champion All American Open | |||
Rick Feizbakish |
Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open Championships (2000) | |||
Howard Jackson |
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Chuck Norris |
2 times Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American
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Dai Won Moon |
US Competitor / Coach Mexico National Team - 1st World Taekwondo Chmps. |
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Yong Yu |
Henry Cho's All American Open - Grand Champion (MSG) 1971
Henry Cho's Tournament of Champions - 1st Place (MSG)1971 Winningest Asian competitor in the history of USA competition |
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| Riley Hawkins | Grand Champion of the first American Invitational Taekwondo
Championship hosted by Ki Whang Kim.in Silver Spring MD, defeating Mitch Bobrow for the title in 1969. Other Grand Champions winners over the years included, Joe Hayes, Mike Warren and Mark Williams |
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Tony Blanchard |
Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open (MSG) (1987) Member USA Team / Canada's Battle of the Champions - Circa 1976 |
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Bob Chaney |
Traditional Taekwondo Tournaments (Midwest Region) | ||
Julio LaSalle |
Grand Champion - Henry Cho's All American Open 1966 | |||
| Nathaniel Perry | Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) Mahn Suh Park - Philadelphia, PA. |
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| Steven Chambliss | Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) | |||
| James A. Lee | Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) | |||
| Keith Green | Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) | |||
| Phyliss Evetts | A student of Jim Butin and Demetrius Havanas who dominated the Southwest
USA scene in the early 70's winning 7 events in a row including the US Championships, Western US, Mardi Gras, Denver Open, and Kansas Open |
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| Linda Denley | Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) | |||
| Byron Jones | North American Taekwondo Championships - Grand Champion | |||
| Marcos Solar | Strong competitor in the early 60's - defeated Chuck Norris at Ki Whang
Kim's Tournamemt in 1967 |
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| Mike Arroyo | Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) | |||
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Joe Corley | Inducted Into the Taekwondo
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| Wendell Robinson | ||||
| Furman Marshall | founder of Simba Dojang Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) |
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Wayne Van Buren | Traditional Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) | ||
| Tom Guerin | ATA Top Ten Competitor for 12 years Top Four Finalist 4 Times |
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| Fred Wren | ||||
| Sam Montgomery | Traditional & Open Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) | |||
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Ayoka Brown | National AAU Taekwondo Champion 1978 Participant in 1st Pre-World Games - Seoul Korea 1978 |
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| Sanaz Shabazi | 7th World University Taekwondo Championships 2002 Berkley California (Mid - Gold) | |||
| Heidi Gilbert | 7th World University Taekwondo Championships 2002 Berkley California (Heavy - Gold) | |||
| Elisha Voren | 7th World University Taekwondo Championships 2002 Berkley California (Fly - Gold) | |||
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Scott Conrad |
Grand Champion Henry Cho's All American Open (1991) | ||
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2 time US National Champion (1992 & 1993) 1994 USA Fly Wt. Team Member More About Angel Aranamendi |
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Edwin Rhodes |
Henry Cho's All American Open 1st Place Black Belt (Senior Division) | ||
Wayne Broadway |
Henry Cho's All American Open 1978 - 1st Place Black Belt Lightweight | |||
Adolfo Velasco |
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Phil Cunningham |
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Tommie Mickins |
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Marsha Hall |
1979 National Taekwondo Championships - Dayton, Ohio - Gold | |||
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Marcella Byrd |
1979 National Taekwondo Championships - Dayton, Ohio - Silver Winner of numerous other traditional Taekwondo events |
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Stewart Gill | 2002 US Team Trials (Heavy): Gold | ||
| Roy Kurban | Traditional & Open Taekwondo Tournament Champion (Numerous Events) | |||
| Garth "Noel" King | 1st Durham Open Taekwondo Championships 1973 - Grand Champion 1st Pan Am Taekwondo Games 1978 - Mexico City - Bantam - Bronze |
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Chuck Loven* | Student of Pat Burleson who was top ranked nationally in profesional competition from 1969-1973. Also was a tournament promoter and highly respected referee. |
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| Michael Coles | Member Jhoon Rhee Professional Taekwondo Team | |||
| Bob Burbidge* | received his black belt from Chuck Norris and won the world famous
Internationals 3 times, National Western U.S. Championship, Colorado State Championship, the Four Season Championship, and many others. |
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| William Kim | World Competitor - 1st Pre-World Taekwondo Games, Korea | |||
| Ethan Woodson | Member 2005 AAU National Taekwondo Team / 2005 German TKD Open - Bronze |
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| Jason Han | Member USA Team - 17th Men's World Taekwondo Championships | |||
| Darnell Garcia | ||||
| Cassidy Holland | 2004 Silver Medal World Champion - Weapons 2005-06 /ATA Colorado State Champion - Forms & Weapons 3 time Top Ten World Competitor - Forms & Weapons |
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| Ken Robinson | ||||
| Jamie Hamilton | Member 2005 AAU National Taekwondo Team | |||
| Mickey Rico | Nationally ranked in the top 10 / ATA 3 Years State Champion |
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| Barbara Kunkel | Six-time U.S. National Taekwondo Team Trials Gold medallist (1993-98) U.S. Open Taekwondo Championships Gold medallist (1997) Denmark Open Taekwondo Championships Gold medallist (1997) U.S. Olympic Weight/Pan Am Games Team Trials Gold medallist (1999) Captain of Pan American Games (2000) |
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Thanh Vo (Photo / Chuck Stepan) |
Forms Grand Champion - Henry Cho's All American Open (1990) (Student of Master Amos Johnson) |
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| Brian Dvorak | 2006 Colorado State Champion - Forms / ATA 2006 World Top Ten Competitor - Weapons |
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| Christina Bayley | Was on the USTU/USAT National Team for many years as well as placing at the World University Championships in 1993 |
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Huyen Dao | One of the top forms division competitors in the USA 2 Times Forms Grand Champion - Henry Cho's All American Open (Student of Master Amos Johnson) |
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| United States of America | Guam | Puerto Rico |
| Austria | Argentina | Ethiopia | Gabon | Cuba | Ukraine | United Arab Emirates | North Korea | Yugo. |
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Phil Cunningham Jr.
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Elton Burnazi | 2005 Croatia Open - 54k Bronx 2006 Austria Open - 54k Bronx |
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CHONG CHUL RHEE
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Martin Hall |
Undefeated state and national Australian featherweight champion for a period of ten years from 1972 to 1982 : 1979 3rd World Championships - Stuttgart, Germany - Bronze 1976 2nd Asian Championship -Melbourne, Australia - Bronze 1975 2nd World Championships ¾ Seoul, Korea - Bronze Coaching Record
2004 Olympics – Athens (Carlo Massimino) |
Lauren Burns |
National Champion 1991-1993- 1994-1996-1997-1998-1999 2000 Olympic Gold Medal 2000 U.S. Open Silver Medal 1999 U.S Open Gold Medal 1999 Belgium Open Silver Medal 1999 Mexican Open Bronze Medal 1998 Canadian Open Bronze Medal 1998 Choson Cup Silver Medal 1997 World Championship Bronze Medal 1996 World Cup Bronze Medal 1995 Belgium Open Gold Medal 1995 IOC Seoul International Gold Medal 1995 Italian Olympic Festival Bronze Medal |
Carmela Hartnett |
National Champion - 1984-1985-1986-1987-1988-1989- 1990-1991-1992-1993-1994-1995. 1996 Asian Championships Bronze Medal 1995 British International Open Gold Medal 1995 Singapore international Invitation Gold Medal 1995 Malaysia international Open Gold Medal 1994 German international Open Bronze Medal 1994 Islamic International University Championships Gold Medal 1994 British international Open Gold Medal 1994 Singapore Invitation Gold Medal 1994 New Zealand international Open Gold Medal 1993 Malaysia International Open Gold Medal 1993 Stuttgart international Open Gold Medal 1993 English Open Gold Medal 1992 Dutch Open Bronze Medal 1988 Asian Championship Silver Medal 1986 Asian Championship Bronze Medal |
Lisa O'Keefe |
National Champion 1996-1997-1998-1999 2000 Olympic Team Member 2000 World Cup Bronze Medal 1999 World Championship Bronze Medal 1998 Choson Cup Silver Medal 1996 World Cup Bronze Medal 1995 Singapore Open Gold Medal 1995 New Zealand Open Gold Medal |
Denise Parmley |
National Champion 1984-1985-1986-1987-1988-1989- 1992-1993 1992 Olympic Games Demo Sport Bronze Medal 1990 Asian Championship Silver Medal 1986 Asian Championship Gold Medal |
Lydia Zakkas |
National Champion 1989-1991-1993-1994-1995 1996 Asian Championship Silver Medal 1995 Taipei Invitation Gold Medal 1995 British Open Bronze Medal 1995 Austrian Open Bronze Medal 1994 Asian Champs Bronze Medal 1994 Goodwill Games Bronze Medal 1994 IOC Seoul International Gold Medal |
Warren Hanson |
National Champion 1991-1993-1995-1996-1997-1988-1999 2000 Olympic Team Member 2000 U.S. Open Champs Silver Medal 1999 U.S. Open Championship Gold Medal 1998 Choson Cup Gold Medal 1998 World Cup Bronze Medal 1998 Belgium Open Silver Medal 1995 Italian Cup Silver Medal 1995 Belgium Open Bronze Medal 1994 IOC Seoul International Silver Medal |
Carlo Massimino |
National Champion 1994-1995-1998-1999-2001-2003 2004 Olympic Team Member 2004 Asian Olympic Qualification Silver Medal 2003 Croatian Open Gold Medal 2003 Dutch Open Silver Medal 2002 World Cup Silver Medal 2002 Asian Championship Bronze Medal 2000 Olympic Team Member Medal 1998 Mexican Open Bronze Medal 1998 Choson Cup Bronze Medal 1998 Spanish Open Gold Medal 1998 U.S. Open Gold Medal 1997 Dutch Open Gold Medal 1997 Scandanavian Open Bronze Medal 1997 Rhur Cup Gold Medal 1996 Japan Cup Bronze Medal 1994 KBS Cup Bronze Medal |
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Alfie Delorso |
National Champion 1980-1983-1984-1985-1987-1990- 1991-1992-1994 1987 World Championship Bronze 1994 Asian Champs Bronze 1984 Asian Championship Bronze |
Geoff Rees |
National Champion 1977-1978-1979-1980-1981- 1982-1986 1986 World Cup Bronze 1982 Asian Championship Bronze 1978 Asian Championship Silver |
Daniel Trenton |
National Champion 1995-1996-1997-1998-1999- 2001-2002-2003 2004 Olympic Team Member 2004 Asian Olympic Qualification Bronze Medal 2003 Croatian Open Silver Medal 2002 World Cup Silver Medal 2002 Asian Championship Silver Medal 2000 Olympic Silver Medal 2000 U.S. Open Champs Bronze Medal 1999 World Championship Bronze Medal 1999 U.S. Open Gold Medal 1999 Dutch Open Silver Medal 1998 U.S. Open Bronze Medal 1998 Choson Cup Gold Medal 1998 Spanish Open Bronze Medal 1996 Asian Championship Silver Medal 1996 Japan Cup Gold Medal 1996 World Cup Bronze Medal |
Paul Lyons |
National Champion 1986-1987-1988-1989-1992- 1993-1998-1999 2000 Olympic Games Team member 1992 Olympic Games Demo Team member 1999 Spanish Open Bronze Medal 1998 Spanish Open Gold Medal 1998 U.S. Open Bronze Medal 1997 Scandanavian Open Gold Medal 1997 Rhur Cup Gold Medal 1988 Asian Championship Bronze Medal 1986 Asian Championship Bronze Medal |
Nick Tsolious |
National Champion 1989-1990-1991-1994-1995- 1996-1997-1998-1999 1998 Asian Championship Bronze Medal 1994 Asian championships Bronze Medal 1998 U.S. Open Bronze Medal 1996 German Cup Bronze Medal 1996 Scandanavian Cup Bronze Medal 1994 IOC Seoul International Bronze Medal |
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2006 World Cup Taekwondo Championships Bangkok Thailand - Gold |
Ryan Carneli |
2006 World Cup Taekwondo Team Championships - Bangkok Thailand Silver |
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Daniel Jukic |
2005 World Taekwondo Championships -Madrid, Spain - Welter - Bronze |
Carmen Marton |
2005 World Taekwondo Championships -Madrid, Spain - Light - Bronze |
Daniel Trenton |
2000 Sydney Olympics Silver Medalist |
Shane Morrison |
2004 Masters Pan-Pac Games - Gold Coast - Patterns - Gold 2004 Masters Pan-Pac Games - Creative Patterns - Gold 2004 Masters Pan-Pac Games - Mixed Team - Silver 2004 Masters Pan-Pac Games - Patterns Team - Bronze |
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Young Yul Oh |
Head Coach 1988 Olympic Demonstration Games Seoul Korea Produced the first Australian player to win a Silver medal at World Championships Produced the first Australian player to win a medal at World Cup Was the first Australian coach to produce multiple World Championship medal winners at the same World Championship. Produced members to National team positions over thirty times. Predominant era of coaching success 1975 - 1988 |
Jack Rozsinzsky |
Produced multiple medal winners to World and Asian Championships Produced a number of Australia’s modern era leading coaches Produced members to National team positions over twenty times Predominant era of coaching success 1975 - 1988 |
Ross Hartnett |
2000 Olympic Head Coach Australia’s first full time National Head Coach and National Coaching director 1997 – 2001 Produced Multiple Benchmark event medal winners Produced one of Australia’s first athletes to win a Gold Medal at Asian Championships Produced Australia’s first Athlete to win a Gold Medal at a WTF sanctioned major International Open. Produced members to National team positions over thirty times Predominant era of coaching success 1984 - 2001 |
Joon No |
Was the second Australia coach to produce multiple World Championship
Medal Winners at the same World Championship Produced Multiple Benchmark event medal winners Produced a number of Australia’s modern era leading coaches Produced members to National team positions over thirty times Predominant era of coaching success 1987 - 2002 |
Rod Black |
Produced World Cup Medal Winner Produced members to National team positions over fifteen times |
| AUSTRIA |
Historic Moment In Taekwon-Do |
 Seat L-R (?),Yul Hong Sung,Rhee Ki Ha, General Choi, Park Jung Tae, Yun Ku Yun, Chung Kwang Duk and (?) Standing Far right is Yan Eric Lehn. Tallest person rear between General Choi & Rhee Ki Ha is Mounir Ghrawi. (Photo courtesy of Mounir Ghrawi) |
| Lukic Levena | 17th World Taekwondo Championships 2005 Madrid Spain - Women / Fly - Bronze |
| AZERBAIJAN |
| Maleika Vitali | 2005 17th Fajr International Taekwondo Tournament, Tehran, Iran - Welter - Gold |
| IIkin Shahbazov | 2006 European Taekwondo Championships - Bonn, Germany -62 KG - Gold |
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| Maleika Vitali | 2005 17th Fajr International Taekwondo Tournament, Tehran, Iran - Welter - Gold |
| IIkin Shahbazov | 2006 European Taekwondo Championships - Bonn, Germany -62 KG - Gold |
| Laurence Rase | 2006 European Taekwondo Championships - Bonn, Germany +72 KG - Gold |
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SANG MIN |
Master Sang Min Cho is known in most of the media and books as the "Father
of Brazilian TKD". On July of 1970, he was sent to Brazil, by the ITF and General Choi Hong Hi. He was 7th DAN at the time and opened a TKD School called "Academia Liberdade" in Sao Paulo. During the 70s, just a few years after Master Cho arrival in Sao Paulo, there was a massive immigration of Korean masters to that giant city. By early 80s, there was around 50 Korean Masters teaching in that state. Master Cho introduced TKD for the Brazilian Police, and for many years worked hard to develop and promote the art. Today he is retired from teaching and lives in Los Angeles, California. It's interesting to mention that almost 4 decades later his first TKD School (Academia Liberdade) in Sao Paulo still open and is owned by Master Cho's brother-in-law. It's the oldest TKD School in South America. |
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JUNG DO LIM |
Master Jung Do Lim is reported by some to be the first Korean to
teach TKD in Brazil in the late 60s,even though in the most media the name mentioned is Sang Min Cho (came in 1970). Master Jung Do Lim arrived as 5th DAN in the state of Bahia (north of Brazil) in 1968, he was a member of the KTA and Moo Duk Kwan and started to teach TKD in that same year at the University of "Cruz das Almas", and later in the city of Salvador (capital of Bahia).possibly because he settled in an isolated region of Brazil and was not as active in the media as well in TKD politics, he ended up been excluded of most books as the father of Brazilian TKD. Master Lim formed several black belts in that region and was reportedly teaching until the 90s. |
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WOO JAE LEE |
Master Woo Jae Lee arrived in Brazil as a 6th DAN on March of 1972, sent
by the ITF and General Choi Hong Hi and opened the first TKD School in Rio de Janeiro. Master Lee was the biggest promoter of TKD in Brazil during the 70s. On January of 1973, he organized the first TKD competition ever in Brazil (in Rio) and short after arranged a team of 10 masters from Korea to come to Brazil and travel all over the country doing public demonstrations in schools, TV, military bases, and police headquarters. At the end, each one of those masters members of the demo team chose a state to settle and open a TKD school. Master Lee also was the publisher of a martial arts magazine called "DO" and a famous book named "Aprenda Taekwondo" (Learning Taekwondo). In 1974 he became the first President of the first national TKD organization (Departamento Tecnico de TKD). Master Lee retired from TKD in the 80s and still lives in Brazil. |
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RODNEY |
Master Rodney Reis was a student of Woo Jae Lee in Rio de Janeiro and
became the first Brazilian TKD star in the 70s. He won 3 times the heavy weight national title and contributed a lot with the development of TKD in Brazil, in those ground-breaking years. He ran a successful TKD school in Rio for more than 2 decades. He was the most traditional Master, refusing to incorporate the new techniques and changes made by the WTF in the following years. Master Reis retired from TKD teaching in the late 90s. In 2008 the Rio de Janeiro TKD Federation created a competition that carrys his name in recognition for his work. |
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FLAVIO MOLINA | Flavio Molina was a student of Woo Jae Lee in Rio and a 3 times middle
weight national champion. In the late 70s he became the most famous Brazilian TKD fighter to come out of that era; he competed in the 1982 World Championships in Ecuador, but did not medal. Besides TKD, he was a model for TV commercials and is the "Father of Thai Boxing in Rio de Janeiro". Molina's life took a tragic direction: first he end up participating in a famous Mixed Martial Arts match against a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fighter and because he was not familiar with grappling, he lost. After that he retired and became a special operations police officer specializing in aerial rescue. Molina saved the lives of many people, including high profile politicians. He died in the 90s in a terrible accident, falling from a helicopter during an exhibition for a TV show. He is a TKD hero in Brazil! |
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YONG MIN KIM |
Master Yong Min Kim arrived in Rio de Janeiro in 1974, to become rich
and famous. It all started because of his spectacular demonstrations. He had a stunning technique, incredible speed, especially on the spinning hook kick, and a lot of charisma with people. In the early 90s, he had a weekly participation in a national TV show for children and later a comic book was named after him: "Master Kim". He became a star outside the Martial Arts world. In the 80s, he got involved in TKD politics and was left by Master Woo Jae Lee to control the National TKD Organization, since them has been more than 20 years. TKD politics are a hot topic these days because he is still in power and controlling the "Confederacao Brazileira de TKD" (CBTKD). Master Kim is now 9th DAN |
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CARLOS LODDO |
Master Carlos Loddo was the "King of Brazilian TKD in the 80s". He had
a huge impact in the Brazilian TKD during that period, a 6 times national champion, 2 times Brazilian Cup Champion, and the first Brazilian to win a medal in international competition at the World Cup in Colorado (1986). Master Loddo was creative and ahead of his time; the first Brazilian TKD fighter to hire a professional trainer to assist with his preparation, he modern- ized Brazilian training by replacing the traditional way of fighting with the new modern techniques from the WTF and the results of Loddo's advances were dramatic. As a trainer and coach, he was responsible for at least 60 national titles and many were his own students. He was the founder of the FETAD (in Brazilia) Brazil's capital, city where he lived. He learned TKD from Korean Master Soo Myung Choi. Master Loddo refused to move up in rank staying at 1st DAN. He retired in early 90s to become a Philosophy teacher in a Canadian University. Recently he moved back to Brazil. |
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ANDRE ALEX |
Master Andre Lima is the most recognized TKD man to come out of South
America. He was a student of Masters Soo Myung Choi and Carlos Loddo and didn't compete much inside Brazil. Lima first burst into Brazil's scene in the mid 80s, doing some astonishing TKD demonstrations shows in prime time National TV. He jumped off of the third floor of a building; then jumped over a car to break a board and finished the demo smashing a pile of 20 tiles with his head. He is recognized in Brazil as the pioneer of TKD in Ceara State which is located in northern Brazil. In the late 80s, he moved to Europe where he competed widely wining several titles including the Opens of France, Belgium, Germany and etc. He also competed in the US where he settled with his wife, Christianny Paiva Lima 5th DAN, and daughter Aycka Lima 2nd DAN. They own the Lima Taekwondo Academy in California. Master Lima is now a 6th DAN and well-know in the TKD community for hundreds of appearances in martial arts magazines in the 80s and 90s, a book called "Combat Kicking", and also for his work in movies; in 2007 he was the lead in the movie "Beyond the Ring". |
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Former Korean National champion and trainer of 5 world champions, Master
Joo Yul Oh arrived in Brazil in 1977, first in Sao Paulo (for 2 years) and then to Recife (capital of Pernambuco in the north of Brazil) where he settled for the next 9 years teaching TKD. In the mid 80s Master Oh became the trainer of Brazil's national team and was responsible for an immense improvement in the technical level culminating with a greater performance in international competitions. Master Oh was a publisher of a magazine call "Sports TKD" in the 80s and also was the first in Brazil to manufacture TKD equipment and protection for sparing. He's now 8th DAN and lives in the US where he owns a school in Florida. |
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Master Yeo Jun Kim has been committed and very active in Brazilian TKD
for the past three decades. He was a successful competitor in the 80s and in partnership with his brother Yeo Jin Kim owns the famous "Academia Liberdade" in Sao Paulo, the oldest TKD School in Brazil, opened by his brother-in-law, Grand Master Sang Min Cho in 1970. Master Kim is deeply involved in TKD politics, in 1994 he founded the "Uniao Brazilera de TKD" or UBT which was a national TKD organization parallel to the CBTKD (main national federation). Master Kim is now a 7th DAN and the current president of FETESP (Sao Paulo TKD Federation). He returned to the CBTKD and is considered to be the future successor of Master Yon Min Kim to control TKD in Brazil |
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Championship 1995 12th World Taekwondo Championships (Phillipines) - Feather - Silver 1996 World Cup Taekwondo Championships (Rio) - Feather - Bronze 1996 10th Pan American Championship (Havana) - Feather - Gold 1998 7th US Open Taekwondo Championships (USA) - Feather - Gold |
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Natalia Falavigna |
4 Times Brazilian National Champion 10th Women's World Taekwondo Championships (2005) Spain - <51kg -Gold 2001 8th Women's World Taekwondo Championships (Korea) -Light - Bronze 2000 World JUNIORS Championships (Ireland) - 1st place 2007 Pan American Games (Rio) - 2nd place |
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Belmiro Giordani |
1998/1999: Seletivas Olímpicas-Gold & Outstanding Competitor 1997: Campeonato Brasileiro-Gold 1996: Campeonato Brasileiro-Gold 1995: Copa do Brasil-Gold 1994: Campeonato Brasileiro Universitário-Gold 1993: Campeonato Brasileiro-Gold 1991: Campeonato Brasileiro-Gold & Outstanding Competitor 2000: Aberto da Alemanha-Gold 1998: Campeonato Pan-Americano-Peru-Silver 1995: Campeonato Sul-Americano-Equador-Gold 1992: Aberto dos EUA (US-Open)-Silver |
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Carlos Izidoro |
3 Times Brazilian National Champion 2003 Pan American Games (Santo Domingo) - 1st place 2006 World UNIVERSITY Championships (Argentina) - 3rd place 2006 South American Games (Argentina) - 1st place |
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Diogo Silva |
2 Times Brazilian National Champion 2007 Pan American Games (Rio) - 1st place 2006 South American Games - (Brazil) - Gold 2003 Pan American Games (Santo Domingo) - 3rd place 2002 South American Games - (Argentina) - Gold 1998 World Youth Taekwondo Championships - Gold |
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Jorge Goncalves |
1991 10th World Taekwondo Championships (Athens) - Feather - Bronze | |
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Milton Iwama |
7 Times Brazilian National Champion 1993 11th World Taekwondo Championships (NY) - Feather - Silver 1992 South American Champion (Brazil) - 1st place |
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Allyson Yamaguti |
1993 11th World Taekwondo Championships (NY) - Fly- Silver | |
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Lucio A.de Freitas |
1996 10th Pan American Championship (Havana) - Heavy - Silver 1991 Pan American Games (Cuba) - 2nd place |
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Marcio :Wenceslau Ferreira |
3 Times Brazilian National champion 2005 17th World Taekwondo Championships -Spain - Bantam - Silver 2006 South American Championships (Argentina) - 1st place 2007 Pan American Games (Rio) - 2nd place |
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Carlos Costa |
9 Times Brazilian National Champion 2 Times - South American Championships - 1st place 2 Times - Pan American Championships - 3rd place 1997 World Cup (Egypt) - 3rd place |
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Astiane Pereira de Lima |
8 Time Pernambucana Gold medalist 98/99/2001/2002/2003/2004/2005 Tri-campeao Norte Nordest - 2000,2001,2002 2000 - Campeonato Brasieiro DF - 4th Lugar 2000 - Intererstadual Maceio - Gold 2001 - Brasileira MG - Silver 2001- I Seletiva Copa do Mundo (Franca) PR - Gold 2001 - Brazil Open PR - Silver 2001 - Copa Brazil MG - Silver 2001 - II Selectiva Copa do Mundo (Franca) MG - Silver 2002 - I Selectiva Jogos Sul Americano MG - Silver 2003 - I Etapa Brasil Circuito Olimpico Santos - SP - Gold 2003 - II Etapa Brasil Circuito Olimpico Victoria ES - Bronze 2004 - III Selectiva Olimpica PR - Gold 2004 - IV Selectiva Olimpica MG - Bronze 2004 - Brasileira Campeonato PE - Gold 2004 - Brazil Open SP - 67kg - Gold 2004 - Brazil Open SP - 63 kg - Silver 2004 - Campeonato Pan Americano Republica Dominicana - Bronze 2004 - Premio Melhores do Ano |
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Stan Nikiel was a member of Chong Lee’s team that gave the
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to defeat Korea in a Gold Medal match for a World Championship title. "The person who not only told me I could do it but Also showed me the way was Ray Nikiel, my teacher and friend for more than 30 years." says Darrell. Between 1984 and 1996, Darrell started a professional career in Kickboxing. With a record of 25-2-0 (20 KO’s), he won two World Cham- pionships (FFKA and ISKA) and successfully defended his titles eight times. In 1996 Darrell returned to Tae Kwon do. By winning the Canadian Championships in 1999 and 2001, he became the only Canadian to win Gold Medals in four consecutive decades (1979 - 2001). Darrrell says, "The teacher and pupil can do nothing without the Master, ...and Grandmaster Chong Soo Lee is the Tae Kwon Do Pioneer of all of us here in Canada." Darrell also says "All of this would not have been possible without the unwavering desire for perfection I inherited from my mother, the great Jazz Vocalist, Ms. Ranee Lee." Darrell says his mother was recently awarded the Order of Canada for Outstanding Achievement. Click Here For More Inducted Into the Taekwondo Hall of Fame April 6th, 2007 |
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Karine Sergerie | NATIONAL 2008 Olympic Games Beijing 2008 -67 Kilos - Silver 2007 World Championship Team Trials - Gold 2007 Senior Nationals - Gold 2007 Pan Am Games Trials - Gold 2006 Senior Team Trials - Gold 2006 World Cup Team Trials - Gold 2006 Senior Nationals - Gold 2005 Senior Nationals - Gold 2004 Junior Canadian Nationals - Gold 2004 Olympic Weight Event - Gold 2004 Senior Nationals - Gold 2003 Olympic Weight Event - Gold 2003 Senior Nationals - Gold 2002 Olympic Weight Event - Gold 2002 Senior Nationals - Gold 2001 Junior Nationals 2000 Junior Nationals - Silver 1999 Gold Junior Nationals - Gold INTERNATIONAL
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Shannon Condie | Sports Canada Carded Athlete 2004 - 2007 Senior National Team Member 2002, 2004 - 2007 Olympic Weight Division 2007 - Gold Olympic Weight Division 2006 - Gold Olympic Weight Division 2005 - Gold Olympic Weight Division 2004 - Silver Olympic Weight Division 2002 - Bronze Junior National Champion 1997, 2001, 2003, 2004 Junior World Bronze Medalist 2004 2007 U.S. Open Championships; Orlando, Florida - Bronze 2007 Universiade; Bangkok, Thailand - Partici\pant 2007 World Championships; Beijing, China - Participant 2007 Pan Am Games; Rio De Janiero, Brazil - Silver 2006 Pan Am Championships; Buenos Aires, Argentina - Participant 2006 Commonwealth Championships; Brisbane, Australia - Gold 2006 - Pan Am Qualification Game; Cali, Columbia - Bronze 2006 Korea Open Championships; Seoul, Korea - Silver 2006 Women’s International Goodwill Olympic Tournament - Gold 2006 U.S. Open Championships; Dallas, Texas - Bronze 2005 Paris Open Championships; Paris, France - Gold 2005 World Championships; Madrid, Spain - Participant 2004 Senior Pan Am Championships; Santo Domingo, D.R. - Bronze 2004 Junior World Championships; Suncheon, Korea - Bronze 2003 Junior Pan Am Championships; Brazil - Participant 2002 U.S. Open Championships; Miami, Florida - Gold |
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Canadian National Team Member (USA vs Canada 1975-77) Competed in Henry Cho's Tournament of Champions (1976) One of Chong Lee's original Black Belts |
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Canadian National Team Member (USA vs Canada 1975-77) One of Chong Lee's original Black Belts |
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Canadian National Team Member (USA vs Canada 1975-77) One of Chong Lee's original Black Belts |
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Canadian National Team Member (USA vs Canada 1975-77) One of Chong Lee's original Black Belts |
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Canadian National Team Member (USA vs Canada 1975-77) One of Chong Lee's original Black Belts |
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Taekwondo Record Inducted Into the Taekwondo Hall of Fame April 6th, 2007 1979, 1980,1983,1984, - Canadian Championships - Gold 1980 - North American Championships - Gold 1981 - Named "Top Male Competitor of the Year" 1981 - World Games - Gold Medalist 1982 - Canadian Nationals - Silver 1978, 1984 Canadian Nationals - Gold 1982 - Invitational North American Championships - Gold 1983 - Named "Most Impressive Black Belt" 1985 - Pan American Open - Gold 1996 - Pan American Open - Silver 1998 - National "C" Carding - Silver 1980 - North American Championships - Gold 1986 - Canadian Nationals - Bronze 1997 - USA Open - Silver 1998 - Canadian Championships N.B. - Silver 1998 - Canadian National Team Trials - Gold 1999 - Pan American Games (Winnipeg) - Bronze 1999 - Regional Pan Am Olympic Qualifying (Miami) - Bronze 2000 - Canadian Nationals (Hamilton, Ont.) - Gold 2001- 23rd Canadian Natl. Team Trials - Gold 2001 - Olympic Divisional Nationals (Montreal, Que.) - Gold
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4th ITF World Taekwondo Championships - Scotland - Gold - 1984 | ||||
Don James |
Competed in 1st ITF World Taekwondo Championships - Canada - 1974 | ||||
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Alphonso Gabbidon |
Competed in 1st ITF World Taekwondo Championships - Canada - 1974 | ||||
Harry Gomez |
Member of Jong Soo Park Taekwon-do Team (70's) - Heavweight | ||||
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Member of Jong Soo Park Taekwon-do Team (70's) - Middleweight | ||||
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Member of Jong Soo Park Taekwon-do Team (70's) - Lightweight | ||||
Jennifer Minogue |
2003 Junior National Canadian Championships - Bantam - Gold 2003 Pan-Am Junior Championship - Bantam - Bronze 2004 Junior National Canadian Championships Bantam - Gold. 2005 Junior National Canadian Cmapionships - Bantam Silver |
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2006 Junior National Canadian Champuonships - Light - Silver 2007 Senior Canadian National, Championships - Light - Gold 2007 US Open Senior Championships- Light - Silver |
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6th World Taekwondo Championships - Denmark 1983 / Middle - Silver 1st World Games Taekwondo - Santa Clara U. 1981 (USA) / Mid- Silver |
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87 National Championships Bronze 95 National Championships Silver 96 National Championships Silver\ 97 National Championships Gold 97 Olympic Carding 68-80kg Silver 98 National Championships Gold 99 National Championships Gold 2000 Olympic Carding 68-80kg Gold More on Martin Macdougall |
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One of Chong Lee's first students and one of the first persons
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2005 Olympic Weight Event Mississauga, ON - Silver 2004 National Championships Kingston, ON - Gold 2003 National Championships Montreal, QC - Silver 2002 National Championships Stephenville, NF -Gold 2001 National Championships Edmonton, AB - Gold 2001 Olympic Weight Event Montreal, QC - Silver 2000 National Championships Hamilton, ON -Bronze 2000 Olympic Weight Event Montreal. QC -Silver |
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Juan Antonio Sanchez |
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Chen Zhong | 1988 Olympic Gold Medalist 1997 East Asian Games - 3rd 67kg 1997 National Championships - 1st 65kg 1997 National Champions Tournament - 1st 65kg 1998 Asian Championships - 2nd 65kg 1998 National Championships - 1st 67kg 1998 National Champions Tournament - 1st 67kg 1998 Asian Games - 3rd 67kg 1999 World Military Games - 1st +67kg 1999 World Championships - 3rd +67kg 2000 Asian Championships - 1st +67kg 2000 Olympic Games - 1st +67kg 2001 National Games - 1st +67kg 2001 World Cup - 1st 72kg 2001 World Championships - 2nd 72kg 2002 World Cup - 1st 72kg 2002 Asian Games - 2nd 72kg 2003 National Championships - 1st +72kg 2003 World Championships - 3rd +72kg 2004 National Championships - 1st +72kg 2004 Olympic Games - 1st +67kg class |
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1982 1st former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1984 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1984 European Taekwondo Championships, Germany, Middle - Bronze 1985 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1988 European Taekwondo Championships, Turkey, Welter - Bronze 1988 Competed in '88 Seoul Olympic Games (for former Yugoslavia) 1988 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1990 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1990 European Taekwondo Championships, Denmark, Middle - Bronze 1992 - 1st Croatian National Championships - Gold |
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Ivan Rados |
1985 former Yugoslavia Junior National Championships - Gold 1988 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1990 European Taekwondo Championships, Denmark, Heavy - Bronze 1992 European Taekwondo Championships, Spain, Heavy - Bronze (first ever official international medal for Croatia) 1993 National Championships - Gold 1994 National Championships - Gold |
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1987 former Yugoslavia Junior National Championships - Gold 1990 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1991 World Cup Taekwondo, Welter - Bronze 1992 1st Croatian National Championships – Gold 1992 Competed in '92 Barcelona Olympic Games 1993 National Championships - Gold 1994 National Championships - Gold 1994 European Taekwondo Championships, Croatia - Welter - Gold 1995 National Championships - Gold |
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1988 former Yugoslavia Junior National Championships - Gold 1989 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1990 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1991 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1992 - 1st Croatian National Championships - Gold 1993 National Championships - Gold 1994 National Championships - Gold 1994 European Taekwondo Championships, Zagreb, Fin - Bronze 1995 National Championships - Gold 1996 National Championships - Gold 1997 National Championships - Gold |
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1989 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1991 former Yugoslavia National Championships - Gold 1992 - 1st Croatian National Championships - Gold 1993 National Championships - Gold 1994 European Taekwondo Championships, Croatia, Fly - Bronze 1997 National Championships – Gold |
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1992 1st Croatian Junior National Championships - Gold 1992 Competed in '92 Barcelona Olympic Games 1993 National Championships - Gold 1994 National Championships - Gold 1995 National Championships - Gold 1995 World Taekwondo Championships, Philippines - Bronze 1996 World Cup Taekwondo, Brazil, Light - Bronze 1996 World University Taekwondo Championships, Russia, Light - Bronze 1996 European Taekwondo Championships, Finland - Bronze 1996 National Championships - Gold 1997 National Championships - Gold 1997 World Taekwondo Championships, China - Bronze 1997 Mediterranean Cup - Silver 1997 US Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 1997 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 1998 World University Taekwondo Championships, Mexico, Feather - Bronze 1998 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Gold 1998 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 1998 National Championships - Gold 1999 National Championships - Gold 1999 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2000 World University Taekwondo Championships, Feather - Silver 2000 Korea Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2000 National Championships - Gold 2001 National Championships - Gold 2001 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2002 France Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2002 National Championships - Gold 2003 National Championships - Gold 2003 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2004 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2004 European Taekwondo Championships, Norway - Lightweight - Gold 2004 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Silver 2004 National Championships - Gold 2005 National Championships - Gold 2005 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver |
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1992 - 1st Croatian Junior National Championships - Gold 1993 Junior National Championships - Gold 1994 Junior National Championships - Gold 1995 Junior National Championships - Gold 1997 National Championships - Gold 1997 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Feather - Bronze 1999 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Bantam - Bronze 2000 National Championships - Gold |
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1992 1st Croatian Junior National Championships - Gold 1993 Junior National Championships - Gold 1994 Junior National Championships - Gold 1994 European Taekwondo Championships, Croatia, Bantam - Silver 1994 National Championships - Gold 1995 National Championships - Gold 1996 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Bantam - Gold 1996 European Taekwondo Championships, Helsinki - Bronze 1997 World Cup Taekwondo Egypt Bantam - Bronze |
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1992 - 1st Croatian Junior National Championships - Gold 1995 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Feather - Bronce 1995 National Championships - Gold 1996 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Feather - Bronce |
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1993 Junior National Championships - Gold 1995 Junior National Championships - Gold 1996 Junior National Championships - Gold 1998 National Championships - Gold 1999 National Championships - Gold 2000 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2000 National Championships - Gold 2002 National Championships - Gold 2002 European Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2003 Universiade, Korea - Bronze 2003 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2006 National Championships - Gold |
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1993 Junior National Championships - Gold 1995 Junior National Championships - Gold 1995 National Championships - Gold 1997 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Italy, Middle - Silver 1998 National Championships - Gold 1999 National Championships - Gold 1999 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Welter - Silver 2002 Belgija Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2002 National Championships - Gold 2004 National Championships - Gold |
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1993 Junior National Championships - Gold 1997 National Championships - Gold 1998 National Championships - Gold 1999 National Championships - Gold 1999 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia - Bronze 2000 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2000 World University Taekwondo Championships, Silver |
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Iva Gavez |
1994 European Taekwondo Championships, Croatia, Middle -
Silver 1994 National Championships - Gold 1995 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 1995 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1996 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Middle - Gold 1996 World University Taekwondo Championships, Russia, Middle - Silver 1996 National Championships - Gold 1997 National Championships - Gold 1997 World Cup Taekwondo - Bronze 1997 US Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1998 World University Taekwondo Championships, Mexico, Middle - Bronze 1998 European Taekwondo Championships, Netherlands, Middle - Bronze 1998 National Championships - Gold 1999 National Championships - Gold 1999 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Middle - Silver 1999 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 1999 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2000 National Championships - Gold 2000 World University Taekwondo Championships, Middle - Bronze 2000 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Bronze |
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Ivona Skelin |
1994 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Silver 1996 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Feather - Gold 1996 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1996 National Championships - Gold 1997 National Championships - Gold 1997 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1998 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 1998 World Cup Taekwondo - Bronze 1998 National Championships - Gold 1999 National Championships - Gold 1999 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Bantam - Silver 2000 National Championships - Gold 2000 World University Taekwondo Championships, Bantam - Bronze 2000 European Taekwondo Championships, Greece, Bantam - Bronze |
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Natasa Vezmar |
1994 European Taekwondo Championships, Croatia - Silver 1994 National Championships - Gold 1995 National Championships - Gold 1995 World Taekwondo Championships, Philippines - Bronze 1996 National Championships - Gold 1997 National Championships - Gold 1997 World Taekwondo Championships, China - Bronze 1998 European Taekwondo Championships, Netherlands - Gold 1998 World University Taekwondo Championships, Mexico - Bronze 1998 German Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 1998 National Championships - Gold 1999 National Championships - Gold 1999 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Heavy - Gold 1999 German Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 1999 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 1999 World Taekwodno Qualifiers for Olympic Games, Heavy - Gold 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, Heavy - 4. place 2000 European Taekwondo Championships, Greece - Bronze 2000 World University Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Bronze 2000 Korea Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2000 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2000 Open Switzerland Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2000 National Championships - Gold 2001 National Championships - Gold 2001 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2002 European Taekwondo Championships, Turkey - Gold 2002 World Cup Taekwondo, Heavy - Silver 2002 US Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2002 France Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2002 Polish Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2002 Tunisian Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2002 National Championships - Gold 2003 National Championships - Gold 2003 World Taekwondo Championships, Germany - Heavy -Silver 2003 German Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2004 European Taekwondo Championships, Norway - Gold 2004 European Championships for Teams, France, female - Silver 2004 European Taekwodno Qualifiers for Olympic Games, Heavy - Gold 2004 Competed in 2004 Athens Olympic Games 2004 National Championships - Gold 2005 National Championships - Gold 2005 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Silver 2005 German Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Bronze |
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Eva Politeo |
1994 Austrian Open Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Gold 1995 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Bronze 1996 European Junior Taekwondo Championships - Silver 1996 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 1996 National Championships - Gold 1997 National Championships - Gold 1997 European Junior Taekwondo Championships - Gold 1997 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Bronze 1997 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 1998 European Taekwondo Championships, Netherlands, Bronze 1998 National Championships - Gold 1999 National Championships - Gold 1999 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia - Bronze 1999 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2000 World University Taekwondo Championships - Bronze |
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1994 European Junior Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1994 Austrian Open Taekwondo Championships (jun) - Gold 1995 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2000 National Championships - Gold 2000 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2000 World University Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Bronze 2001 World Taekwondo Championships, Korea - Heavy - Bronze 2003 World Taekwondo Championships, Germany - Heavy - Bronze 2004 European Taekwondo Championships, Norway - Bronze 2006 National Championships - Gold 2006 Belgian Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2006 Croatian Open Taekwondo Championships, Heavy - Gold 2006 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2007 National Championships - Gold |
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Hrvoje Breges |
1995 National Championships - Gold 1995 Olympic Taekwondo Festival, Italy - Bronze 1995 Open Germany Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1996 National Championships - Gold 1996 European Taekwondo Championships, Helsinki - Bronze 1997 Mediterranean Cup - Bronze 1997 National Championships - Gold 1998 National Championships - Gold 1998 World Cup Taekwondo - Bronze 1999 National Championships - Gold 2000 National Championships - Gold 2001 National Championships - Gold 2003 National Championships - Gold 2003 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Gold |
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Krunoslav Markulin |
1996 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1996 Croatia Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 1996 Slovenia Open Taekwondo Championships – Gold 1996 Chech Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1997 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1998 World University Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1998 National Championships - Gold 1999 National Championships - Gold 1999 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia - Bronze |
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Ivana Vujcic |
1996 European Junior Taekwondo Championships - Silver 1997 Brazil Open Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Gold 1997 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Gold 1998 World Junior Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 1998 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Gold 2000 National Championships - Gold 2000 Austrian Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2002 World Taekwondo Cup - Bronze 2002 Polish Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2002 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2002 European Taekwondo Championships, Turkey - Bronze 2004 National Championships - Gold 2005 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Silver 2006 National Championships - Gold 2007 Dutch Open Taekwondo Championships, Fly - Bronze 2007 Croatia Open - Gold |
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Branimir Cacic |
1998 Junior National Championships - Gold 2000 National Championships - Gold 2003 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Welter - Bronze 2005 National Championships - Gold 2006 National Championships - Gold 2007 National Championships - Gold |
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Lana Banely |
2000 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships (junior) – Silver 2001 European Junior Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2001 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Gold 2002 World Junior Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2002 World Taekwondo Cup - Bronze 2002 European Taekwondo Championships - Silver 2002 National Championships - Gold 2004 European Championships for Teams, France, female – Silver 2004 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2005 National Championships - Gold 2005 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 2007 Belgian Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold |
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Sandra Saric |
2000 World Junior Taekwondo Championships, Middle - Silver 2001 European Junior Taekwondo Championships, Spain - Welter -Gold 2002 National Championships - Gold 2003 National Championships - Gold 2003 Open Italy Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2003 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships, Welter - Silver 2003 World Taekwondo Championships, Germany - Welter - Silver 2004 Competed in 2004 Athena Olympic Games 2004 European Taekwodno Qualifiers for Olympic Games - Gold 2004 European Championships for Teams, France, female - Silver 2005 National Championships - Gold 2005 World Taekwondo Championships, Spain - Welter-Bronze 2006 German Open Taekwondo Championships, Welter - Gold 2007 World Taekwondo Championships, China - Welter - Bronze 2007 German Open Taekwondo Championships, Welter - Bronze 2007 Belgian Open Taekwondo Championships, Welter - Bronze 2007 World Olympic TKD Qualifications, Manchester, GB - Bronze 2008 European Taekwondo Championships, Italy - Gold 2008 German Open TKD Championships - Gold |
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Azra Zukanovic |
2000 Junior National Championships - Gold 2001 European Junior Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2002 Junior National Championships - Gold 2003 Junior National Championships - Gold 2003 European Junior Taekwondo Championships - Silver 2004 European Championships for Teams, France, female - Silver 2004 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships, Fin - Silver 2004 National Championships – Gold 2005 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships, Fin - Bronze 2006 World University Taekwondo Championships, Fly - Silver |
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Josipa Kusanic |
2000 Junior National Championships - Gold 2005 European Taekwondo Championships, Latvia - Bronze 2005 Austria Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 2005 Polish Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2006 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2006 National Championships - Gold 2007 National Championships - Gold 2007 Croatia Open - Gold 2007 Universiade, Thailand - Silver 2007 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2008 German Open TKD Championships - Bronze |
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Tomislav Miscancuk |
2000 Junior National Championships - Gold 2003 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia - Gold 2004 National Championships - Gold 2005 National Championships - Gold 2005 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2006 National Championships - Gold 2007 National Championships - Gold |
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Kristijan Kralj |
2000 European Taekwondo Championships, Greece - Bronze 2002 Fajr International Taekwondo Tournament, Iran - Bronze 2002 National Championships - Gold 2003 National Championships - Gold 2005 Austria Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2007 Austria Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2007 Croatia Open - Bronze |
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Matija Santic |
2002 World Junior Championships, Greece, Welter - Bronze 2002 Junior National Championships - Gold 2002 National Championships - Gold 2004 National Championships - Gold 2004 European Taekwondo Championships, Norway, Feather - Silver 2005 European Taekwondo Championships, Latvia, Feather - Bronze 2005 Polish Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2005 National Championships - Gold 2007 Croatia Open - Gold |
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Filip Grgic |
2003 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships (Junior) - Bronze 2003 Junior National Championships - Gold 2005 Open Dutch Taekwondo Championships (Junior) - Silver 2005 Junior National Championships - Gold 2006 Junior National Championships - Gold 2006 German Open Taekwondo Championships (Junior) - Silver 2007 World Taekwondo Championships, China - Bantam -Gold 2007 Belgian Open Taekwondo Championships, Bantam - Gold 2007 Dutch Open Taekwondo Championships, Bantam - Bronze 2007 German Open Taekwondo Championships, Bantam - Bronze 2007 Senior National Championships, Bantam - Gold 2007 Croatia Open - Silver |
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Martina Zubcic |
2004 World Junior Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2004 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Silver 2005 European Taekwondo Championships, Latvia - Bantam - Gold 2005 Austria Open Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Bronze 2005 Junior National Championships - Gold 2006 World Cup Taekwondo, Thailand, Bantam - Bronze 2006 European Taekwondo Championships, Germany, Bantam - Bronze 2006 Belgian Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2006 Junior National Championships - Gold 2006 National Championships - Gold 2007 National Championships - Gold 2007 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2007 Belgian Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2007 Croatia Open - Gold 2008 European Olympic TKD Qualification, Turkey - Gold 2008 European Taekwondo Championships, Italy - Silver 2008 German Open TKD Championships - Gold |
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Ana Zaninovic |
2004 Open Germany Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Bronze 2005 National Championships - Gold 2005 German Open Taekwondo Championships, Fly - Gold 2005 Austrian Open Taekwondo Championships, Fly - Gold 2006 Austria Open Taekwondo Championships - Gold 2007 National Championships - Gold 2007 World Taekwondo Championships, China - Fly - Silver 2007 German Open Taekwondo Championships, Fly - Gold 2007 Open Belgium Taekwondo Championships, Fly - Bronze 2007 Paris Open - Bronze 2008 Dutch Open TKD Championships - Gold 2008 Belgian Open TKD Championships - Gold |
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Lucija Zaninovic |
2004 Junior National Championships - Gold 2005 Austria Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 2006 World Cup Taekwondo, Thailand, Fin - Bronze 2006 Open Germany Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2006 National Championships - Gold 2007 National Championships - Gold 2007 Croatia Open - Bronze 2008 German Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze |
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Damir Radovic |
2003 Junior National Championships - Gold 2004 Junior National Championships - Gold 2004 Belgian Open Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Bronze 2004 German Open Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Bronze 2005 Junior National Championships - Gold 2006 National Championships - Gold 2007 Croatia Open Taekwondo Championships - Bronze 2008 World University Taekwondo Championships, Serbia - Bronze 2008 National Championships - Gold |
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Petra Matijasevic |
2003 Junior National Championships - Gold 2004 Junior National Championships - Gold 2005 Junior National Championships - Gold 2005 Polish Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 2007 Croatia Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver 2007 National Championships - Gold 2008 National Championships - Gold 2008 World University Taekwondo Championships, Serbia - Bronze 2008 German Open Taekwondo Championships – Silver |
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2004 Open Germany Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Bronze 2005 Austria Open Taekwondo Championships (junior) - Bronze2006 European Taekwondo Championships, Germany, Bantam - Bronze 2006 National Championships - Gold |
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CROATIA
8th World Military Taekwondo Championships -
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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
| Damir Medjeral | 7th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Iran 1995 - Feather
Bronze 8th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1996 - Feather - Bronze |
| Marijeta Zeljkovic | 8th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1996 - Bantam - Gold |
| Ivona Skelin | 8th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1996 - Feather-
Gold 11th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1999 - Bantam - Silver |
| Iva Gavez | 8th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1996 - Middle-
Gold 11th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1999 - Middle - Silver |
| Nikolina Basic | 8th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1996 - Fly - Silver |
| Branka Ramljak | 8th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1996 - Welter - Bronze |
| Natasa Vezmar | 11th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1999 - Heavy - Gold |
| Natasa Sostaric | 9th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Italy 1997 - Fly - Bronze |
| Zeljka Asoli | 9th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Italy 1997 - Feather - Bronze |
| Marijeta Celic | 11th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1999 - Feather - Silver |
| Renata Crkvenac | 1997 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Italy, Middle - Silver 1999 World Military Taekwondo Champ.(CISM), Croatia, Welter - Silver |
| Jasminka Ibrahimovic | 9th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Italy 1997 - Heavy - Silver |
| Eva Politeo | 11th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1999 - Fly - Bronze |
| Dejana Gajic | 11th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1999 - Light - Bronze |
| Igor Radojcic | 9th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Italy 1997 - Feather
- Bronze 11th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1999 - Bantam - Bronze |
| Krunoslav Markulin | 11th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 1999 - Light - Bronze |
| Tomislav Miscancuk | 15th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 2003 - Fly - Gold |
| Branimir Cacic | 15th World Military Taekwondo Championships (CISM), Croatia 2003 - Welter - Bronze |
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Gessler Viera Abreu | 2007 Beijing World Taekwondo Championships - Featherweight - Gold |
| DENMARK |
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| Laila Jensen | 3rd European Taekwondo Championships 1980 (Copenhagen) - Female - Flyweight- Gold |
| DOMINICAN REPUBLIC |
Jose R. Reyes |
| The Early Years |
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Jaime Morales |
Alumno del maestro Norberto Puello Former Secretary General of the International Tae Kwon Do Society 1976 International Caribbean Tae Kwon Do Championship, Kingston Jamaica. 2nd Place 1977 North Caribbean & South Open Tae Kwon Do Chmps. Guaynavo, Puerto Rico - 3rd. Place 1977 Tae Kwon Do National Chmps. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic - 1st Place Demo 1978 International Tae Kwon Do Team Championships, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic - 1st Place 1978 International Tae Kwon Do "Benny Rivera School" Tournament, Santo Domingo vs Puerto Rico - 2nd Pl. 1978 2nd World Taekwon-do (ITF) Championship, Oklahoma City USA - Heavy - Gold 1978 2nd World Taekwon-do (ITF) Championship, Oklahoma City USA - Team - Silver 1978 International Moo Duk Kwan Tournament USA Versus D.R. - Santo Domingo - 1st Place Team 1979 2nd Caribbean Tae Kwon Do Championship. St. Thomas, Virgin Islands - 3rd. Place 1981 2nd Caribbean Battle Championships Ponce, Puerto Rico - 1st Place Sparring 1981 International Tae Kwon Do Competition "Tiger Paul Karate Modern." Montreal Canada - 2nd Place 1981 1st International Martial Arts Tournament. Santo Domingo Dominican Republic - 1st. Place 1981 Mexico vs. Dominican Republic Intl. Tae Kwon Do Tournament.- Santo Domingo - 1st Place Team 1982 The Great Caribbean Battle Tae Kwon Do Tournament", Ponce, Puerto Rico - 3rd. Place 1982 3rd Pan American Tae Kwon Do Tournament WTF, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic - 2nd Place |
| Jose R. Reyes | padre del taekwon-do en republica dominicana. Fundador del Instituto
Jhoon Rhee en Republica Dominicana. Maestro de todos los instructores de Taekwon-Do de la Republica Dominicana desde 1967. Trajo por 1ra vez a republica dominicana a las mas grandes figuras del taekwon-Do Mundial entre ellos General Choi Hong Hi, Bruce Lee, Grand Master Jhoon Rhee, etc |
Ramon Smith |
Destacado peleador dominicano, sub-campeon del mundo Full Contact, reconocido
por WAKO. Reconocido como unos de los mejores peleadores de FullContact y Taekwon-Do Participo en el documental de The Warriors Within, 1975. Realizo demostraciones con Bruce lee en Republica Dominicana en 1969. |
Norberto Puello |
8th Dan UITF, sub-campeon mundial liviano y miembro del equipo
sub-campeon mundial Oklahoma, USA; 1978. 5 veces campeon latinoamericano y del caribe (Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Republica Dominicana, Haiti, Washington). Referencia al grand Master Jhoon Rhee Presidente de UITF en Republica Dominicana. Doctor en Odontologia, Rector de la Universidad Odontologica Dominicana; activo en el Taekwon-Do. Participo en el documental The Warriors Within, 1975. Fundador del Instituto Dominicano de Taekwon-Do, 1976 |
Julio Vasquez |
Dominican National Team Member at the World Championships in Ecuador
1982 Dominican Summer Games 1981 - Hvy - Gold Pan American Games, Indianapolis, USA 1987 - Bronze |
| ECUADOR |
| Mauricio Icaza | U..S. Open Taekwondo Championships 1998 / Orlando Florida - Fin - Gold |
| EGYPT |
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Amr Khairy |
1985 - 7th World Taekwondo Championships - Middle - Bronze 1989 - 9th World Taekwondo Championships - Welter - Bronze 1989 - World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Middle - Silver 1991 - 10th World Taekwondo Championships - Heavy - Bronze 1991 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Heavy - Silver 1986 - World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Middle - Gold 1986 - 1st World University Taekwondo Championships - Middle - Gold 1990 - 2nd World University Taekwondo Championships - Heavy- Gold |
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Tamer Bayoumi |
Coached by Egypt's legendary champion Amr Khairy,Tamer
Bayoumi won the Bronze medal in the 2004 Athens Olympics. It is the first medal Egypt has ever won in an Olympics in Taekwondo. 2000 World Taekwondo Cup Fly-Bronze 2004 African Olympic Qualification Tournament Fly-Gold |
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Omar Ashour |
1989-1992 Member of the Egyptian National Team (Junior) 1989 1st International Jr. Taekwondo Championships Feather - Silver 1989 World Junior Taekwondo Championship, Colo. Springs - Feather - Bronze 1990 Egypt Open Taekwondo Championships - Cairo - Bantam - Gold 1990 Egypt Junior Championships - Cairo - Light - Gold 1991 Competitor. Korea International, Bantam Weight, Seoul, South Korea 1991 Egypt Black-Belt Championship, Cairo - Bantam - Gold 1992 1996 Member of the Egyptian National Team (Senior) 1992 Egypt Open Championships - Cairo - Bantam - Gold 1993 Competitor World Taekwondo Championship - Fly - New York, USA 1993 Greece International Taekwondo Championships Athens, - Bantam - Gold 1993 Los Angeles International Taekwondo Championships, - Bantam - Silver 1995 Competitor. Al-Ahram International Championships - Feather - Cairo, Egypt 1995 Africa Taekwondo Championships - Cairo - Feather - Silver 1995-1998 Egypt National Universities Championships - Cairo -Feather & Light - Gold |
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Arab Taekwondo Games - Algeria - Gold French Taekwondo Internationals - Gold Dutch Open Taekwondo Championships - Silver More on Eman Sultan |
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1990 World University Taekwondo Championships - Bantam - Silver | ||
Tamer Abd El Monem |
1997 World Taekwondo Championships - Lightweight -Gold 1996 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Light - Silver |
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Yahia Kamal Alam |
1994 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Gold 1991 World Taekwondo Championships - Middle- Silver 1996 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Heavy - Silver |
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1996 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Fly- Gold | ||
Khaled Fawzy |
1989 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Welter - Gold | ||
Ismail Ala |
1990 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Light - Bronze | ||
Mostafa Abrak |
1986 - 1st World University Taekwondo Championships - Heavy - Silver | ||
Atia Rania (Women) |
1990 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Fly - Bronze | ||
Mahmoud Shalabi |
1993 African Taekwondo Championships Bantam - Gold 1997 World Cup 1997 Feather - Silver |
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Ahmed Zahran |
1993 - 11th World Taekwondo Championships - Welter - Bronze | ||
El Kisky |
1990 - 2nd World University Taekwondo Championships - Silver - Light | ||
Ashraf Abouelnour |
1987 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Welter - Bronze | ||
Abd Ei Gilil Mona (Women) |
1991 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Fin - Silver | ||
Ahmed Barsim |
1996 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Welter - Bronze | ||
Enass Elsaid Anis (Women) |
1994 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Fly - Silver | ||
Khaled A. El-Sheik |
1985 2nd World Taekwondo Games - Bronze - Bantam | ||
A.M. Kassem Manar (Women) |
1994 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Fly - Silver | ||
Tallat M. Farahat |
1994 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Fly - Silver | ||
Farag Elamary |
1986 World Cup Taekwwondo Championships Light - Silver | ||
Eman Sultan |
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| Pascal Gentil | 10th European Taekwondo Championships 1994 - Croatia Hvy - Gold 2000 Sydney Olympic Games > 80 kg - Bronze 2005 17th Fajr International Taekwondo Tournament, Tehran, Iran - Hvy - Gold |
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| Michael Borot | 7th World University Taekwondo Championships 2002 Berkley California (Mid - Gold) | ||
| Michael Borot | 2006 European Taekwondo Championships - Bonn, Germany +84 KG - Gold |
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| Gergely Salim | Senior European Taekwondo Championships (1994) Fin- Gold |
| Dirk Jung | 6th World Taekwondo Championships - Denmark (1983) Hvy - Silver |
| Pinar Budak | 2006 European Taekwondo Championships - Bonn, Germany <59 KG - Gold |
| Levent Tuncat | 2006 European Taekwondo Championships - Bonn, Germany -58 KG - Gold |
| GREAT BRITAIN |
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winning competitors of all time in Great Britain. Her competitive drive which spans for more than 23 years is matched only by her dedication to teaching. Annabel recently won 1st place in both fighting and patterns in the 2007 World Championships held in Great Britain. Read More on Annabel Murcott |
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Sarah Stevenson | World Championships 2005 Madrid - Women's 72 Kilograms Silver World Championships 2001 Korea - Women's -72 Kilograms Silver (former Junior World and European Champion) 2006 European Taekwondo Championships - Bonn, Germany -72 KG - Gold |
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TAGB English Veterans Patterns Champion TAGB World Veterans Sparring - Bronze More On Paul Walker |
| GREECE |
Pioneers of Taekwondo in Greece
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Yiorgos Stylianidis from Thessaloniki |
| I. Mamekas | 10th European Taekwondo Championships - Zagreb Croatia (1996) Fin- Gold | |
| Alexandros Nikolaidis | 2004 Olympic Taekwondo Games - Men's Heavyweight >80kg - Silver | |
| Giannis Mamekas | 2003 Dutch Open Taekwondo Championships, Netherlands - Male <62kg - Silver | |
| Morpho Drossidou | 1993 World Men's and (4th)Women's Championships - NY, USA Welter -Silver | |
| Katerina Bassi | 1993 World Men's and (4th)Women's Championships - NY, USA Mid - Silver | |
| Elissavet Mystakidou | 1993 World Men's and (4th)Women's Championships - NY, USA Hvy -Bronze | |
| Ruben Montesinos | 17th World Taekwondo Championships 2005 - Madrid - Heavy - Gold | |
| Ganna Soroka | 2006 European Taekwondo Championships - Bonn, Germany -51 KG - Gold |
| GUAM |
| Vince Flores | 11th South Pacific Taekwondo Games - Guam (1999) Fly- Welter - Gold |
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Historic Moments In Hawaii |
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| Steven Hernandez | Central American Taekwondo Championships 1995 / Tegucigalpa, Honduras- Fin - Gold |
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 Ninous Tuman silver medal winner (standing second from left) with Iraninan National Team at the 3rd Asian Taekwon-do Championships held in Hong Kong on September 10th, 1978 |
| Ninous Tuman | 1978 3rd Asian Taekwon-do Championships, Hong Kong - Silver |
| Hadi Saei | 2005 17th World Taekwondo Championships 2005 - Lightweight - Gold |
| Mohammad Motamedi | 2005 17th Fajr International Taekwondo Tournament, Tehran, Iran - Bantam - Gold |
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Mr. Cooley graded un- der Grandmaster Hee Il Cho for both I and II Dan Black Belt, Master Brendan- O’Toole for III Dan, Grandmaster General Choi Hong Hi for IV Dan and Master Hector Marano, Master PabloTrajtenberg, Grandmaster Van Bihn and Master Trân Triêu Quân for V Dan. Mr. Cooley is Vice President of the Irish Taekwon-Do Association. ... More. |
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Taekwon-Do Club, which was then under the instruction of Mr. Tim Forde IV Dan and is now under the Instruction of Mr. Ke- vin Kinsella IV Dan. Mr. Ryan established Quin Taekwon-Do Club in July 2004. Mr. Ryan has completed several International Instructor Training Courses, inluding one under General Choi- Hong Hi. As a competitor Mr. Ryan has held National Champion titles in Pattern, Sparring and Special Technique.. More |
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Michel Madar |
| Taekwondo has been founded in Israel by Michel Madar who
opened the 1st Taekwondo Training Center in 1977 in Jerusalem and then created Israel Taekwondo Federation in 1979. The 1st National Championships took place in 1981 in Jerusalem. The 1st National Taekwondo Trainers Course started in 1990 in cooperation with Jerusalem Municipalityunder the control of Wingate Israel National Sports Institute. In 1995 the Jerusalem Municipality Sport Authority opened the Martial Arts Center in Teddi Stadium where National Taekwondo Teams began to train. In 2003 the 1st International Jerusalem Taekwondo Open Championships has been organized with the participation of foreign teams. Photos Courtesy of Israel Taekwondo Federation |
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Ahi Yehuda Club 6th Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo International Referee-World Taekwondo Federation International Coach - World Taekwondo Federation Referee Commission Member - European Taekwondo Union National High Degree Coach - Wingate National Sports Institute Technical Commission Chairman - Israel Taekwondo Federation |
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Hwarang Taekwondo Jerusalem Club 6th Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo Former National Israel Team Coach - Israel Taekwondo Federation International Coach - World Taekwondo Federation National Coach - Wingate National Sports Institute Technical Commission Member - Israel Taekwondo Federation |
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Hariot Club 6th Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo Technical National Israel Team Coach - Israel Taekwondo Federation Technical Commission Member - European Taekwondo Union National Coach - Wingate National Sports Institute Technical Commission Member - Israel Taekwondo Federation |
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Elia Lalum (Madar) |
Hwarang Taekwondo Jerusalem Club 1998 Bronze Medal - European Taekwondo Championships 1997 Bronze Medal - European Junior Taekwondo Championships Israel Olympic Team Member (2001) Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport Special Prize |
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Loik Lalum |
Hwarang Taekwondo Jerusalem Club 1998 Bronze Medal - European Taekwondo Championships Israel Olympic Team Member (2001) |
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Noa Schmida |
Ahi Yehuda Club Sydney an Athens Olympic Games Substitute Player 1998 Silver Medal - World Junior Taekwondo Championships 1999 Silver Medal - European Junior Taekwondo Championships Israel Olympic Team Member (2002) Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport Special Prize 2008 Olympic Coach |
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Michal Travelos |
Hariot Club Bronze Medal - European Junior Taekwondo Championships 5th rank - European Taekwondo Championships Gold Medal - Oldenzaal (Holland) Open Championships Israel Olympic Team Member (2002) Medals in A-Class Tournaments in Europe Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport Special Prize |
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Tal Moria |
Ahi Yehuda Club 1999 Bronze Medal - European Junior Taekwondo Championships Silver Medal - Spanish Open Championships Gold Medal - Toulouse (France) Open Championships Israel Olympic Team Member (2004) Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport Special Prize |
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Yieham Sharabi |
Ahi Yehuda Club 5th rank - 2007 World Taekwondo Championships Bronze Medal - Koos (Greece) Open Championships Bronze Medal - Toulouse (France) Open Championships Israel Olympic Team Member Medals in A-Class Tournaments in Europe |
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Ahi Yehuda Club Gold Medal - Oldenzaal (Holland) Open Championships Gold Medal - Toulouse (France) Open Championships Telma Company Special Prize for Elite Sport Young Athletes Israel Athlete in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games in -57kg category Medals in A-Class Tournaments in Europe |
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Tom Hovav |
Hariot Club Silver Medal 2006 European Taekwondo Championships Medals in A-Class Tournaments in Europe Israel Olympic Team Member |
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Ilan Goldshmidt |
Hariot Club Bronze Medal 2005 World Taekwondo Championships Israel Olympic Team Member Medals in A-Class Tournaments in Europe |
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| Cladio Nolanao | 2006 European Taekwondo Championships - Bonn, Germany -72 KG - Gold |
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*HISTORICAL NOTE
| The 1st African Taekwondo Championships were held April
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| Abu Shoieb Y. | 9th Pan-ArabTaekwondo Games (1999) Light- Gold |
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KUK, Hyeon Jeong | KUK, Hyeon Jeong won the Gold Medal in Taekwondo in the 1988 Summer Olympic Games. He is listed in the GuinessBook of Sports Records as winning the most World Championship titles (1987, 1985, 1983, 1982) by a single person and is undefeated in International Competition. |
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| SUN Young Jun | 7th World University Taekwondo Championships 2002 Berkley California (Fea. - Gold) | |||
| CHOI, Kil Hwan | 7th World University Taekwondo Championships 2002 Berkley California (Bant - Gold) | |||
| PARK, Jae Yong | 7th World University Taekwondo Championships 2002 Berkley California (Mid - Gold) | |||
| KIM, Jin Hee | 2002 7th World University Taekwondo Championships (Fin - Gold) | |||
| KIM. Byung Cheol | 1993 World Taekwondo Championships (Feather - Gold) | |||
| LEE, Sang Chul | Korean National Champion - Numerous | |||
| CHO, Jung Sung | Korea National Champion '60's | |||
| LEE, Jong Chul | 1st Place Natl. Championships.of 75,76,77 & Best Player in 1973 Taekwondo Hall of Fame Technical Advisor |
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| PARK,Seong Bok | 2nd Korea Open Taekwondo Championships - Chonju, Korea 1999 - Hvy - Gold |
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| LEE,Ki-Hyung | 1st World Taekwondo Championships (1973) - Lightweight - Gold | |||
| JANG, Jong Oh | 98 World Cup Taekwondo Championships - Germany - Welter - Gold | |||
| CHUNG,Kuk Hyun | 4 Times World Taekwondo Champion / '88 Olympic Gold | |||
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8th World Taekwondo Championships (1987) Fin - Gold | ||
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KIM, Kyung-Hun | first official Olymipic Gold medal Hvy Champion Sydney, 2000 - Watch the Video! |
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III Nam Ho | 3rd Asian Taekwondo Championships - (1978) - Lightweight- Gold | ||
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Suk Kwang Ha | 3rd Asian Taekwondo Championships - (1978) - Bantam - Gold | ||
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Jong Ki Kim | 3rd Asian Taekwondo Championships - Flyweight - Gold | ||
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Jung Gook Kim | 3rd Asian Taekwondo Championships (1978) Featherweight - Gold | ||
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SANG, Hyun Ma | 3rd Asian Taekwondo Championships (1978) Heavyweight - Gold | ||
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CHANG, Jong Tae | 3rd Asian Taekwondo Championships - Middleweight - Gold | ||
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Jun Cheol Yun | 3rd Asian Taekwondo Championships -Finweight - Gold | ||
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YU, Yong Hap | 2nd World Taekwondo Championships (1975) - Middleweight - Gold 3rd Asian Taekwondo Championships (1978) Welter- Gold |
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| KIM, Jin-hee | 17th World Taekwondo Championships (2005) Spain - men´s <54kg - Gold | |||
| OH, Seon-taek | 17th World Taekwondo Championships (2005) Spain - men´s <84kg - Gold | |||
| KO, Seok-hwa | 17th World Taekwondo Championships (2005) Spain - men' s <58kg - Gold | |||
| HWANG Kyung-seon | 10th Women's World Taekwondo Championships (2005) Spain - <67kg -Gold |
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| Hak Hwan Kim | 7th World University Taekwondo Championships 2002 Berkley California (Welter - Gold) | |||
| KANG, Chae-Jung | 11th Asian Taekwondo Championships, Manila (1994) Feather - Gold | |||
| Che Youn (female) | 4 times World Champion, 3 times Asian Champion Olympic Gold Medalist in Sydney. |
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| CHANG Jung-San | 10th Asian Taekwondo Championships, Manila (1992) Fin - Gold | |||
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Dae Chang Yang |
Taekwondo World Cup - Gold | ||
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Lee Sung-hye |
2007 Beijing World Taekwondo Championships - <59 Kilo - Gold | ||
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Choi Yeon-ho |
2007 Beijing World Taekwondo Championships - <54 Kilo - Gold | ||
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8th Asian Taekwondo Championships, Nepal - (1988) Fin - Gold | |||
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2nd World Championships, Seoul Korea - (1975) - Bantam - Gold (Photo at left taken from film clip / Property of the Taekwondo Hall of Fame) |
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1988 8th Asian Taekwondo Championships -Nepal - Feather - Gold 1988 Olympic Gold Medalist - Feather 1987 World Cup Gold Medalist - Feather 1982 World Champion Gold Medalist - Feather 1982 5th Asian Taekwondo Championships - Singapore - Feather - Gold |
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Jeong Tae Kim | 1st World Taekwondo
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Jung-do Choi | Korea Team Member - 1st World Taekwondo Championships, 1973/ Korea | ||
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Chul-hwan Kim | Korea Team Member - 1st World Taekwondo Championships, 1973/ Korea | ||
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Chong-yeul Ia | Korea Team Member - 1st World Taekwondo Championships, 1973/ Korea | ||
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Uee-sung Kang | Korea Team Member - 1st World Taekwondo Championships, 1973/ Korea | ||
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Ki-hyung Lee | Korea Team Member - 1st World Taekwondo Championships, 1973/ Korea | ||
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Kyung-soo Park | Korea Team Member - 1st World Taekwondo Championships, 1973/ Korea | ||
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Ri Yong II |
6th ITF World Taekwondo Championship - Budapest, Hungary |
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Han Yu Ok |
6th ITF World Taekwondo Championship - Budapest, Hungary |
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Hwang Yong Mi |
6th ITF World Taekwondo Championship - Budapest, Hungary |
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6th ITF World Taekwondo Championship - Budapest, Hungary |
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6th ITF World Taekwondo Championship - Budapest, Hungary |
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| An Un Ok | 1988 - VI World Senior Championships TKD ITF I Degree Female Patterns - Bronze | ||
| Choi Ryon Hi | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - III Degree Female Patterns - Gold | ||
| Li Zong Sim | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - I Degree Female Patterns - Gold | ||
| Chae Sin Myong | 2001 XII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - II Degree Male - Patterns - Gold | ||
| Ho Yong Zu | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - up to 70 Female Sparring - Silver | ||
| Hon Yong Ju | 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Female Power Test - Bronze | ||
| Hong Jong Hyon | 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Male II Degree Patterns - Gold | ||
| Hong Chol Hyok | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - up to 52 Male Sparring - Gold | ||
| Hong Zong Hyon | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - II Degree Male - Patterns - Silver | ||
| Hwang | 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - II Degree Female - Patterns - Gold | ||
| Kim Jong Hui | 1988 - VI World Senior Championships TKD ITF I Degree Female Patterns - Gold | ||
| Kim Hye Gyong | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - up to 70 kg Female
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| Kim Kwang Chol | 1988 - VI World Senior Championships TKD ITF I Degree Male Patterns - Gold | ||
| Kim Jong Chol | 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Male to 63kg Sparring- Bronze | ||
| Kim Chol Min | 1997 X World Senior Championships TKD ITF - I Degree Male - Patterns - Bronze | ||
| Kim Myong Ok | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - III Degree Female - Patterns - Silver | ||
| Kim Sun Chol | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - up to 71 kg Male Sparring - Gold | ||
| Kim Yong Sun | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Female up to
52kg - Gold 1997 X World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Female up to 63kg Sparring - Gold 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - IV Degree Male - Patterns -Gold 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - 63kg Female Sparring - Silver |
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| Kim Hyang Nam | 1997 X World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Female up
to 58 kg Sparring - Bronze 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - 58kg Female Sparring - Silver |
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| Kim Yong Gun | 2001 XII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - IV Degree Male - Patterns -Silver | ||
| Kim Gwang Hi | 1997 X World Senior Championships TKD ITF - II Degree Male - Patterns - Gold | ||
| Kim Yong Hi | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - IV Degree Female
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| Kim Sun Nam | 1988 - VI World Senior Championships TKD ITF I Degree Male Patterns - Bronze | ||
| Kim Kyong Sil | 2001 XII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - IV Degree Female
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| Kim Yong Sil | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TD-ITF - Female up to 58 kg - Bronze | ||
| Kim Kyong | 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - III Degree Female - Patterns - Gold | ||
| Kim Song | 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - II Degree Male - Patterns - Silver | ||
| Kim Sok Nam | 1988 - VI World Senior Championships TKD ITF I Degree Male Patterns - Silver | ||
| Kim Song Guk | 2001 XII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - III Degree Female - Patterns - Gold | ||
| Kim Yong Suk | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TD-ITF - Female Power Test - Gold | ||
| Jang Gyong Ok | 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Female IV
Degree Patterns - Gold 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Female Over 70 kg - Gold 1997 X World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Female Over 70kg kg Sparring - Bronze 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Over 70kg Female Sparring - Silver 1997 - X World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Best Female Competitor 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Best Female Competitor |
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| Jo Ye Hyang | 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF - Best Female - Special Techniues | ||
| Jon Yong Hui | 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Female II Degree Patterns - Gold | ||
| Jong Hwi Song | 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - 54kg Male Sparring - Gold | ||
| Jong Son Hui | 2001 XII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - II Degree Female - Patterns - Gold | ||
| Kang Yong Nam | 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - 63kg Male Sparring - Silver | ||
| Kang Yong Ae | 1997 X World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Female up to 52kg Sparring - Gold | ||
| Li Yong II | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - IV Degree Male
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| Li Kum Chol | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TD-ITF - Male - Power Test - Gold | ||
| Li Zong Sim | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TD-ITF - Female up to 52kg - Bronze | ||
| Paek Chun Ok | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TD-ITF - Female up to
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| Pak Myong Sun | 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF
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| Ri Kum Chol | 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Male Power Test - Bronze | ||
| Ri Yong Ji | 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Male IV Degree Patterns - Gold | ||
| Ri Chung Hui | 1999 - XI World Senior Championships TKD ITF - 70kg Female Sparring - Silver | ||
| Ro Un Chol | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - I Degree Male
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| Ro Song Hui | 2001 XII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - III Degree Female - Patterns - Gold | ||
| Pu Song Min | 2001 XII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - I Degree Female - Patterns - Gold | ||
| Sin Hae Song | 2001 XII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Indiv. Special Techniues -Female - Gold | ||
| So Ok Ra | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - II Degree Female
Patterns - Gold 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Female III Degree Patterns - Gold 1997 X World Senior Championships TKD ITF - III Degree Female - Patterns - Gold |
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| Won Yong Nam | 1994 IX World Senior Championships Taekwon-Do ITF Male III
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| Zo Ye Hyang | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Female - Special Techniques - Gold | ||
| Zon Yong Hi | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - up to 63 kg - Female - sparring - Bronze | ||
| Zon Zong Ho | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - II Degree Male Patterns - Gold | ||
| Zang Kyong Ok | 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - up to 70 kg
Female - Gold 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - II Degree Female Patterns - Silver 1992 VIII World Senior Championships TKD ITF - Female Power Test - Bronze |
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| Faraj Al Fahel | 10th Asian Games - Suwon, Korea (1986)- Lightweight - Bronze |
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1996 Lebanese Championship - Gold 1997 Lebanese Championship - Gold 1997 Ahram International - Egypt- Bronze 1997 1st International Beirut tournament- Bronze 1997 Pan Arab Games - Lebanon- Bronze 1997 7th International Sardinia Open (Italy)- Bronze 1998 Lebanese Championship - Gold 1998 Cyprus International tournament- Silver 1999 Pan Arab Games - Jordan- Silver 1999 Lebanon-Australia - Gold 2000 Lebanese Championship - Gold |
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1996 Cyprus Open- Gold 1996 2nd Egypt Open- Bronze 1997 1st Beirut Open - Lebanon- Bronze 1997 8th Pan Arab games - Lebanon- Gold 1997 Sardinia open championship - Italy- Bronze 1999 Jordan Open Championship- Gold |
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| Lebohang Ntsitsl | 7th All Africa Games 1999 - Fin - Gold |
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Bantam to Heavy) 1981-1983 - Malaysia National Silver Medalist 1982-1987 - Malaysia National Schools Championships Gold Medalist 1984-1996 - 13 Years Malaysia National Champion in several different weight categories 1987 - Malaysia Games (SUKMA) Featherweight Gold Medaist 1989 - South East Asian Games Lightweight Gold Medalist 1989 - World Invitaional Taekwondo Championships Gold Medalist First Malaysian to best Korea in a Taekwondo Event 1991 - South East Asian Games Heavyweight Gold Medalist 1992 - Barcelona Olympian - Welterweight - see photo above 1992 - Asian Championship - Heavyweight Gold Medalist / bested Korea (photo above) 1993- South East Asian Games Heavyweight Gold Medalist 1995- South East Asian Games Heavyweight Gold Medalist
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Raniro Guzman was Inducted
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 Ramiro Guzman defeating Huang Chung-Ming of China at the 1st World Taekwondo Championships in Korea in 1973 |
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Cesar Rodriguez Luna |
1978- 1st Pan American Taekwondo Champs. - Mexico City - Gold 1979- North American TKD Chmps. - Ont., Canada - Bronze 1980- Pan American Taekwondo Champs. - Houston - Gold 1982- World Taekwoondo Champs - Ecuador - Silver 1983- World Taekwondo Champs. - Denmark - Silver 1987- Mexico Taekwondo Open Champs -Mexico City - Gold 1989- European Taekwondo Champs.- Spain - Silver 1992- US Open Taekwondo Champs.- Colorado, USA - Bronze 2003 - Pan American Taekwondo Champs. - Gold 2003 - USA Open Taekwondo Champs - Silver 2003 - Iberian Taekwondo Games - Silver |
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1977 - North American Championships - Berkley - Welter -Gold 1977 World Taekwondo Championships -Chicago- Welter - Bronze 1977 World Taekwondo Championships - Germany- Welter - Silver 1978 - Competed in 1st Pan Am TKD Champs -Welter -Mexico 1979 - North American Championships - Hawaii - Welter - Gold 1980 - Pan American Championshps - Houston - Welter -Silver 1981 - NorthAmerican Championshps - Toronto - Welter -Gold 1986 - NorthAmerican Championshps - Mexico - Welter -Gold 1986 - 1st World Cup Championships - Colorado - Welter - Silver 1988 * First to win a medal for Mexico in Olympics - Light - Silver |
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Isiais Duenas | Competed in 1st World Taekwondo Championships - Korea / 1973 PKA World Champion |
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E. Moran | Competed in 1st World Taekwondo Championships - Korea / 1973 | ||
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Antonio Buik | Competed in 1st World Taekwondo Championships - Korea / 1973 | ||
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| Victor Estrada Garibay | Sydney Olympics 2002 - Bronze Medalist 2003 Pan American Games - Gold 2003 USA Open TKD Championships- Silver |
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2004 Athens Olympics - Bronze | ||
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Alejandro Valdez |
1978 - 1st PanAm TKD Championship - Mexico - Heavy -Silver | ||
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Renaldo Salazar |
1978 - 1st PanAm TKD Champs - Team Member - Mexico - Bantam | ||
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1978 - 1st PanAm TKD Champs - Team "A"Member - Mexico - Fin 1978 - Pre-World Games TKD Championships - Korea - Fin - Bronze |
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Deepak Bista |
1996 4th National Taekwondo Championship - Hetunda - Gold 1996 His Majesty King Golden Jubilee Nat'l TKD Champs. - Kathmandu - Gold 1996 Saroj Memorial National Open TKD Championship - Butwal - Gold 1996 2nd Seti International (SAG Level) Dhangadi - Gold 1996 2nd Koshi International (SAG Level) Ithari - Gold 1997 5th National Taekwondo Championship - Ilam - Gold 1997 13th World Taekwondo Championship - Hong Kong - Participant 1998 13th Asian Games - Thailand - Quarter Finalist 1999 4th National Games - Nepalgunj - Gold 1999 8th SAF (South Asian Games) - Kathmandu - Gold 1999 World Olympic Qualification for Sydney 2000 - Croatia - Participant 1999 Asian Regional Olympic qualification for Sydney 2000 - Philippines - Silver 2000 14th Asian Taekwondo Championship - Hong Kong - Participant 2001 First Mayor National Open Tae-kwon-do Championship - Butwal - Gold 2002 7th World University Taekwondo Championship USA - Quarterfinalist 2002 14th Asian Games - Seoul, Korea - Bronze 2004 World Olympic Qualification for Greece - France - Participant 2004 Asian Regional Olympic Qualification for Greece - Thailand - Quarterfinalist 2004 9th SAF (South Asian Games) - Pakistan - Gold 2005 Governor Cup Taekwondo Championships – USA - Gold 2005 Players Cup Taekwondo Championship - USA - Gold 2006 17'th Asian Taekwondo Championship - Thailand - Quarterfinalist 2006 10'th SAF (South Asian Games) - Srilanka - Gold 2006 15th Asian Games - Qatar - Bronze 2007 1'st world Taekwondo Expo Championship - South, Korea - Silver 2007 Chuncheon open Int'l TKD Championship - South Korea - Participant 2007 3'rd Korean open TKD Championship - South Korea - Bronze 2007 18'th World Taekwondo Championship - China - Participant 2007 Asian Regional Qualification TKD Championship for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. - Vietnam - Bronze - (Qualified) |
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Narayan Gurung |
Olympian - '92 Barcelona |
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Sangina Vaidhya |
2 time SAF Games Gold medallist First Nepali athlete to qualify for Olympics (Athens) 2006 - 12th Asian Taekwondo Championships - Gold |
Sabita Raj Bhandari |
8th SAF Games - Gold 13th Asian Games - Thailand -Silver 8th SAF Games - Women’s Fin - Gold |
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Ayasha Shakya |
10th SAF Games Women's - Silver 15th Asian Games Women's - Bronze 2007 Chunch Open Taekwondo Championships - Korea - Silver 2007 World Janju Expo Championships - Korea - Bronze |
Renuka Magar |
8th SAF Games Bantam - Gold medallist 9th SAF Games Bantam - Gold medallist 2000 - Asian Taekwondo Games - Korea - Silver 2002 - 14th Asian Games - Busan, Korea - Bronze |
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Bidhan Lama |
10th Asian Games - Suwon, Korea (1986) - Finweight - Bronze | |
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Manita Shahi |
10th SAF Games - Gold 15th Asian Games - Bronze |
Ritu Jmi Rai |
2002 - 14th Asian Games - Bronze 8th SAF Games Women's Middle - Gold |
"Although
everyone would probably agree that Mike Warren was the 
"Joe
Hayes shook the world!" were the remarks of TKD Hall of Fame
Advisor 
"Greg
Fears ..perfect timing !" remarked TKD Hall of Fame Technical Advisor
