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2023 – CHITF World Championships, hosted by Argentina August 05-06

Tournaments

Here are the results from 2023 CHITF World Championships, hosted by Argentina August 05-06.

CHITF Canadian National team of 20 competitors brought home 28 medals:

10 Gold, 11 Silver, 7 Bronze

GOLD medalists:

Kumeran Manarroo – patterns

Curtis Lu – patterns

Molly Hotson – patterns

Marie Eve Latimer – breaking

Veronica Manarroo – sparring

Sylvette Ferguson – patterns

Austin Byfield- patterns

Ophelie St. Armand – patterns, sparring

Francois Provencher – patterns

SILVER medalists:

Peggy Seely – patterns

Jose Martinez – patterns, sparring

Curtis Lu – sparring

Jean Pronovost – patterns

Marie-Eve Latimer – patterns

Sylvette Ferguson – patterns

Christopher Gerlach – patterns, sparring

Alain Tousignant – patterns

Francois Provencher – sparring

BRONZE medalists:

Michel Marcotte – patterns

Eric Melancon – patterns

Veronica Manarroo – patterns

Martin Couvrette – patterns

Austin Byfield – sparring

Alain Tousignant – sparring

Ubert Champagne – sparring

CONGRATULATIONS to Team Canada! All the many months of training, perseverance and indomitable spirit were demonstrated throughout the 2 day competition.

2019 – Media Release – GEN.CHOI’S TAEKWON-DO MEMORIAL CUP

Tournaments

2019 SATURDAY JUNE 08TH GEN.CHOI’S TAEKWON-DO MEMORIAL CUP, Algonquin College Woodroffe Campus Gynasium!!!

 General Choi Hong Hi is the Founder of TaeKwon-Do who formed TaeKwon-Do in 1955, he passed away in 2002. TaeKwon-Do is a Korean Martial art of Self-Defence, it would condition one’s both mind and body through intensive training. TaeKwon-Do aims to help the practitioners to achieve self-discipline, self-confidence, a healthy life style as well to serve and to build a more peaceful world. TaeKwon-Do is an art, a philosophy, a sport and a way of life.

The event will be held at the Algonquin College Woodroffe Campus Gymnasium, 1385 Woodroffe Avenue. There will be the elite competitors across North America, Nunavut, China, Dom. Republic.  The event will start at 8am with the children divisions.  The Opening Ceremony will be at 11am. There will be a Black Belt Demonstration by the Canadian World Champion Junior Team who won multiple medals from the last March CHITF World Championship in Australia as well the Black Belts high level of Special Multiple targets  breaking in the air semi-final competition.