TKDI World Champs.

Discussion in 'Tae Kwon Do' started by Taliar, Aug 2, 2005.

  1. rtkd-badger

    rtkd-badger Fundimentaly Manipulated

    Doh, TKD is not a sport. I want to strap a bomb to my head :cool:
     
  2. funkymonk

    funkymonk Valued Member

    and comments like these are made by people who wouldn't have the balls to say it face to face but hide behind their computer keyboard instead.

    imo.

    I was away for the world champs but i'd just like to congratulate one of my instructors Mr Ady Jones on getting gold in patterns. I think he would have done Moon Moo. Also who was Joseph Schembri fighting for Wales or Australia now that he lives in Oz?
     
  3. neryo_tkd

    neryo_tkd Valued Member


    is that fair? i mean, i would assume that an 8 year old would be stronger than a 5 year old. and besides i have never heard that height is the criteria.
     
  4. Another Muay Thai Guy

    Another Muay Thai Guy Valued member

    Cadets and adults is categorised by weight. Juniors and pee-wee is often done on height, because strength doesnt vary to such a degree at the younger ages. You don't really get many iron pumping 8 year olds :D (apart from that scary kid who has spawned many threads on here :eek: ). At that age they don't really have the strength to do a huge amount of damage.
     
  5. gaz shaw

    gaz shaw New Member

    School Overall Score Patterns Score Sparring Score Destruction Score
    ENGLAND 145 28 93 24
    WALES 23 8 12 3
    T.I. NETHERLANDS 22 9 10 3
    SOUTHERN IRELAND 16 0 13 3
    POLAND 13 2 8 3
    CATALUNYA 12 0 12 0
    KOREA 12 0 12 0
    NTA HOLLAND 10 6 1 3
    BUDO HOLLAND 9 0 6 3
    AUSTRALIA 8 0 8 0
    SCOTLAND 8 0 8 0
    SPAIN 7 0 7 0
    GERMANY 7 0 7 0
    ARGENTINA 6 0 6 0
    HOLLAND 4 0 4 0
    SOUTH AFRICA 3 0 0 3
    CANADA 3 1 2 0
    CHUNGDOKWAN GB 3 0 3 0
    CANADA RD 3 0 3 0
    NORTHERN IRELAND 2 0 2 0
    NIGERIA 1 0 1 0
    U.K. 0 0 0 0
    AUSTRIA 0 0 0 0
    AZERBAIJAN 0 0 0 0
    GAMBIA 0 0 0 0
    GEORGIA 0 0 0 0
    GERMANY A. PASTORE 0 0 0 0
    HOLLAND JIM RIJKSCHROEFF 0 0 0 0
    KENYA 0 0 0 0
    MOLDOVA 0 0 0 0
    NEPAL 0 0 0 0
    PAKISTAN 0 0 0 0
    SWITZERLAND 0 0 0 0
    UKRAINE 0 0 0 0

    this is the results table, sorry about the way its set out
     
  6. Another Muay Thai Guy

    Another Muay Thai Guy Valued member

    :eek: England owned everyone!!!! What's going on, I thought we weren't allowed to win anything?! :D
     
  7. gaz shaw

    gaz shaw New Member

    joseph was representing Oz
     
  8. gaz shaw

    gaz shaw New Member

    The 7th OPEN World TAE KWON DO Championships CARDIFF 2005
    Mens Trad Patterns ~ ITF & WTF
    ID No Place Name Country Pts
    1119 1st ADRIAN JONES WALES 3
    1161 2nd BEN PARR ENGLAND 2
    1025 3rd DALE FARRANT ENGLAND 1

    Ladies Trad Patterns ITF & WTF
    ID No Place Name Country Pts
    2103 1st GZANIELLA JDILI NTA HOLLAND 3
    2113 2nd DANA STOKHOF T.I. NETHERLANDS 2
    2025 3rd REBECCA RIGGS ENGLAND 1

    Exec Female Trad Patterns ITF & WTF
    ID No Place Name Country Pts
    6005 1st SARA BLAGG ENGLAND 3
    6002 2nd JACQUELINE VIPOND ENGLAND 2
    6015 3rd LOUISE COX ENGLAND 1

    Exec Male Trad Patterns ITF & WTF
    ID No Place Name Country Pts
    5002 1st RICHARD BUTTERY ENGLAND 3
    5025 2nd MARTIN WILLIAMS WALES 2
    5016 3rd TAO LEVAN WALES 1

    Boys Trad Patterns ITF & WTF
    ID No Place Name Country Pts
    4023 1st MATTHEW MOLLOY ENGLAND 3
    4026 2nd THOMAS SMITH WALES 2
    4070 3rd JAMES PARR ENGLAND 1

    Girls Trad Patterns ITF & WTF
    ID No Place Name Country Pts
    3001 1st ALEXANDRA de FRATES ENGLAND 3
    3086 2nd NATALIA KOCON POLAND 2
    3036 3rd AMY TRUESDALE ENGLAND 1

    Mens Musical Patterns Free Style
    ID No Place Name Country Pts
    1284 1st MIKE STOKHOF T.I. NETHERLANDS 3
    1110 2nd DAVE SHILLABEER ENGLAND 2
    1196 3rd JAMES HETLINGER CANADA 1

    Womens Musical Patterns Free Style
    ID No Place Name Country Pts
    2103 1st GZANIELLA JDILI NTA HOLLAND 3
    2112 2nd ANNA EKEMA T.I. NETHERLANDS 2
    6009 3rd SHERYL POTTS ENGLAND 1

    Girls & Boys Musical Patterns Free Style
    ID No Place Name Country Pts
    3036 1st AMY TRUESDALE ENGLAND 3
    4101 2nd DONNY FEENSTRA T.I. NETHERLANDS 2
    3018 3rd EMMA MAIDENS ENGLAND 1


    Exec Male Sparring - Semi Contact Point Stop
    ID No Weight Place Name Country Pts
    5032 Light <=70kg 1st MICHAEL JONES ENGLAND 3
    5028 2nd ROBERT TUCKER ENGLAND 2
    5017 3rd ALAN SLATER ENGLAND 1
    5031 3rd PAUL WALKER ENGLAND 1
    5023 Middle <=80kg 1st FRANKLYN LINDO ENGLAND 3
    5044 2nd CHRIS BEANLAND ENGLAND 2
    5045 3rd WAYNE SIBTHORPE ENGLAND 1
    5026 3rd DAVID CROSS ENGLAND 1
    5011 Heavy >80kg 1st PHILIP WESTON-RILEY ENGLAND 3
    5020 2nd ANDY FAWLEY ENGLAND 2
    5036 3rd JAMES McKENNA ENGLAND 1
    5008 3rd COLIN GRAY ENGLAND 1


    Exec Female Sparring - Semi Contact Pnt Stop
    ID No Weight Place Name Country Pts
    6004 Light <=55kg 1st RUTH CHARE ENGLAND 3
    6022 Middle <=62kg 1st PATRICIA DALTON SOUTHERN IRELAND 3
    6013 2nd CLAIRE TYRRELL ENGLAND 2
    6007 3rd SARAH GINGER ENGLAND 1
    6012 3rd ALISON McLEAN WALES 1
    6011 Heavy >62kg 1st ANDREA HALL ENGLAND 3
    6023 2nd SANDRA DOYLE SOUTHERN IRELAND 2
    6018 3rd CATHERINE BARTLEY CANADA 1
    6003 3rd KATHRYN DRINKWATER ENGLAND 1



    Men Sparring WTF - FULL CONTACT
    ID No Weight Place Name Country Pts
    1201 Light <=58kg 1st JUNG WOO MIN KOREA 3
    1255 2nd IVAN PADILLA CANTON CATALUNYA 2
    1213 3rd JOSEPH SCHEMBRI AUSTRALIA 1
    1295 3rd IVAN SERRANO ARGENTINA 1
    1199 Middle <=68kg 1st SOON IL HONG KOREA 3
    1248 2nd JOAQUIN RODENAS SOLER SPAIN 2
    1367 3rd DEAN GIBBS CHUNGDOKWAN GB 1
    1335 3rd OLU OSHINEYE NIGERIA 1
    1200 Light Heavy <=80kg 1st DAE YEOL BAE KOREA 3
    1259 2nd JUAN RAMON CASA TRAUER CATALUNYA 2
    1212 3rd ADAM CORRIGAN AUSTRALIA 1
    1246 3rd IVAN MORA FERNANDEZ SPAIN 1
    1198 Heavy >80kg 1st SUK HWAN YUN KOREA 3
    1261 2nd ISAAC JORDAN REBATE CATALUNYA 2
    1235 3rd HISCHAM BOUCHIRA GERMANY 1
    1229 3rd VITALI HACKSTETER GERMANY 1


    Men Sparring ITF Style - SEMI-CONTACT
    ID No Weight Place Name Country Pts
    1073 Fly <=58kg 1st JAMES WATSON SCOTLAND 3
    1296 2nd ESTANISLAO SERRANO ARGENTINA 2
    1191 3rd KARL CONNOLLY NORTHERN IRELAND 1
    1213 3rd JOSEPH SCHEMBRI AUSTRALIA 1
    1040 Light <=64kg 1st SEAN O'TOOLE ENGLAND 3
    1016 2nd MICHAEL GARDNER ENGLAND 2
    1263 3rd JALAL HUOUIL NTA HOLLAND 1
    1156 3rd RUSSELL GODSON ENGLAND 1
    1056 Welter <=70kg 1st ANDREW DEER ENGLAND 3
    1042 2nd THOMAS WILKINS ENGLAND 2
    1350 3rd MIGAS MARCIN POLAND 1
    1202 3rd KASSEM LAHBIB HOLLAND 1
    1007 Middle <=76kg 1st WARREN VICE ENGLAND 3
    1121 2nd SEAN RODGERS ENGLAND 2
    1341 3rd JURCZYK KRYZYSZTOK POLAND 1
    1038 3rd MATT WASHBOURNE ENGLAND 1
    1203 Lght-Heavy <=82kg 1st TIM KOOL HOLLAND 3
    1099 2nd ALAN JACKSON ENGLAND 2
    1161 3rd BEN PARR ENGLAND 1
    1118 3rd DAVID STITT ENGLAND 1
    1361 Heavy >82kg 1st KRZYSZTOF WISNIEWSKI POLAND 3
    1328 2nd COLIN SHAUGHNESSY SOUTHERN IRELAND 2
    1229 3rd VITALI HACKSTETER GERMANY 1
    1059 3rd JONATHAN WALFORD ENGLAND 1

    Ladies Sparring ITF Style _ SEMI CONTACT
    ID No Weight Place Name Country Pts
    2027 Light <=52kg 1st TAMSEN CLARKE ENGLAND 3
    2031 2nd JACKIE DUNN SCOTLAND 2
    2061 3rd TARA TOBIN ENGLAND 1
    2006 3rd CHARLOTTE SIMPSON ENGLAND 1
    2025 Middle <=57kg 1st REBECCA RIGGS ENGLAND 3
    2093 2nd PAULIEN CLAASSEN BUDO HOLLAND 2
    2123 3rd JIMENA DEMILTA ARGENTINA 1
    2122 3rd SOLEDAD DEMILTA ARGENTINA 1
    2115 Heavy <=62kg 1st AYSE AKCAN T.I. NETHERLANDS 3
    2053 2nd CHLOE LOCK ENGLAND 2
    2118 3rd LUTJETA BERISHA T.I. NETHERLANDS 1
    2067 3rd GAYLE DODSON ENGLAND 1
    2026 Heavy >=62kg 1st NICOLA OVERALL ENGLAND 3
    2119 2nd NATHALIE FRANKIS T.I. NETHERLANDS 2
    2001 3rd TRACEY REYNOLDS ENGLAND 1
    2060 3rd PHILLIPA LIFE ENGLAND 1

    Ladies Sparring WTF - FULL CONTACT
    ID No Weight Place Name Country Pts
    2100 Light <=49kg 1st SARA LEAL PEREZ CATALUNYA 3
    2145 2nd HASNA ATISSA CHUNGDOKWAN GB 2
    2079 3rd HELEN CAMPBELL NORTHERN IRELAND 1
    2094 3rd DI PHONGPACHITH GERMANY 1
    2102 Middle <=57kg 1st GEMMA GONZALEZ PINTO CATALUNYA 3
    2088 2nd SALLY PALMER AUSTRALIA 2
    2057 3rd DAWN HUNT ENGLAND 1
    2140 3rd MARTYNA BLASIKIEWSICZ POLAND 1
    2089 Light Heavy >=67kg 1st AMY ASH AUSTRALIA 3
    2097 2nd RAQUEL FERRER PEREZ SPAIN 2
    2098 3rd REBECA ALACID SECO SPAIN 1
    2099 3rd VANESA ALACID SECO SPAIN 1
    2060 Heavy >67kg 1st PHILLIPA LIFE ENGLAND 3
    2058 2nd LISA THOMPSON ENGLAND 2

    Boys Sparring - Semi Contact
    ID No Weight Place Name Country Pts
    4071 Peewee <=145cm 1st CHRISTOPHER WELSH ENGLAND 3
    4007 2nd SHANE LUCAS ENGLAND 2
    4105 3rd KIERAN HISTON SOUTHERN IRELAND 1
    4107 3rd EDGHAN DOYLE SOUTHERN IRELAND 1
    4101 Light <=160cm 1st DONNY FEENSTRA T.I. NETHERLANDS 3
    4024 2nd RICHARD MOLLOY ENGLAND 2
    4011 3rd ARON BUCKLEY-SMITH ENGLAND 1
    4038 3rd SIMON COBLEY ENGLAND 1
    4044 Middle <=175cm 1st MATTHEW JACKSON WALES 3
    4120 2nd JOHN SPENCE SOUTHERN IRELAND 2
    4027 3rd JAMES REED SCOTLAND 1
    4075 3rd ADAM FOSTER ENGLAND 1
    4017 Heavy >175cm 1st SEAN PITHER ENGLAND 3
    4094 2nd ERIKSON GERLACH GERMANY 2
    4096 3rd TIMO HOLTKAMP GERMANY 1
    4070 3rd JAMES PARR ENGLAND 1

    Girls Sparring - Semi Contact
    ID No Weight Place Name Country Pts
    3023 Peewee <=145cm 1st CERYS ATTERBURY WALES 3
    3011 2nd KERRY LAIRD SCOTLAND 2
    3065 3rd ROISIN DALTON SOUTHERN IRELAND 1
    3039 3rd KASSIE GAGE ENGLAND 1
    3052 Light <=160cm 1st BRITANNY CORAZZA CANADA RD 3
    3086 2nd NATALIA KOCON POLAND 2
    3084 3rd GEORGINA GIL ARGENTINA 1
    3056 3rd MANDY IKING BUDO HOLLAND 1
    3027 Middle <=175cm 1st JESSICA HOWELLS WALES 3
    3022 2nd SORRAYA LEVAN WALES 2
    3063 3rd AMY ROTGANS T.I. NETHERLANDS 1
    3037 3rd CHLOE TRUESDALE ENGLAND 1
    3055 Heavy >175cm 1st MELANIE EVERS BUDO HOLLAND 3
    3018 2nd EMMA MAIDENS ENGLAND 2
    3080 3rd AMY SHORTEN SOUTHERN IRELAND 1
    3049 3rd KATELYN WESTERLUND CANADA 1


    Mens Destruction
    ID No Technique Place Name Country Pts
    1221 Hand Punch 1st TREVOR CONNOR BUDO HOLLAND 3
    1014 BFS 1st CARL GRIMES ENGLAND 3
    5060 KHS 1st NOEL QUINN SOUTHERN IRELAND 3
    1108 RKHS 1st DAVID SHEPPARD WALES 3
    1265 Foot SK 1st DENNIS BLOM NTA HOLLAND 3
    1219 TK 1st ERIC CLAASSEN SOUTH AFRICA 3
    1284 Back 1st MIKE STOKHOF T.I. NETHERLANDS 3
    5036 RTK 1st JAMES McKENNA ENGLAND 3

    Ladies Destruction
    ID No Technique Place Name Country Pts
    2066 Hand Punch 1st JANE LAMBERT ENGLAND 3
    2138 BFS 1st AGNIESZKA GRYGA POLAND 3
    6016 RKHS 1st MEL SWEET ENGLAND 3
    2041 Foot SK 1st LESLEY ROBINSON ENGLAND 3
    2048 TK 1st DEBBIE HILL ENGLAND 3
    6003 Back 1st KATHRYN DRINKWATER ENGLAND 3
    2066 RTK 1st JANE LAMBERT ENGLAND 3



    Team Results Male List
    Country Place
    ENGLAND 1st
    WALES 2nd
    AUSTRALIA 3rd
    ARGENTINA 4th

    Team Results Female List
    Country Place
    T.I. NETHERLANDS 1st
    ENGLAND 2nd
    SCOTLAND 3rd
    ARGENTINA 4th

    a bit more info 4 all of you
     
  9. jedi_eowyn

    jedi_eowyn Valued Member

    aww ni didnt do as good this time the last time they did good oh well concrets on the two medals and southern ireland did well woo hoo it would be better if they could just compete together :/
     
  10. neryo_tkd

    neryo_tkd Valued Member

    when i saw 'semi-contact', i was surprised, because i thought it was WTF only, and then i saw ITF. what's the deal with that, WTF and ITF together?
     
  11. Another Muay Thai Guy

    Another Muay Thai Guy Valued member

    Info for you here: http://www.tkdi.biz/
    As it says, TKDI is open to all stylists of TKD, so at a tournament there will be WTF and ITF styles gathering and in order to accomodate them both rule sets are provided. It's also nice for people to try different things e.g. ITF stylists trying WTF and vice-verca.
     
  12. Taliar

    Taliar Train harder!

    Yep - The WTF side of the comp attracted some korean entries aswell.

    TKDI the international organisation who ran the event, is not involved in 'political' differences and tries to promote TKD in all its forms. Member organisations from around the world can be either ITF or WTF based.

    Think this is great and is certainly an excellent way to learn from a slightly different viewpoint, and knick all their good ideas :D
     
  13. Stewart

    Stewart Valued Member

  14. cavallin

    cavallin kickin' kitten

    well, we all get different experiences from the world, funny how no-one mentioned the shamble when the computers crashed and messed everything up..my mate had to wait 6 hours before his fight, and 3 hours in between his first and second fight!
    he won his first fight, then fought someone who kept HEADBUTTING him, and holding him as to hit the back of his head.
    my mate rich is an excellent fighter and im not just saying that cos i know him. funny how 2 judges were the same nationality as the fighter and that they made the other guy win even though he was breaking the rules ridiculously.
    my other mate Bashir was expeting some contact, even though it was semi, and got disqualified for excessive contect.
    so one one side someone wins for playing dirty
    on the other someone gets disqualified for excessive contact
    thats some serious inconsistency. but im going to blame it on the fact that they were both unlucky, because things like that do happen in competitions and you never know who it will happen to...
    what the hell is it with the picture of the person doin a pattern in a CAT outfit!?!?! how embarrassing!
     
  15. Another Muay Thai Guy

    Another Muay Thai Guy Valued member

    Lol, I just saw that pic on the tagb site, complete with mask and everything! :D
     
  16. neryo_tkd

    neryo_tkd Valued Member

    oh my god, i've neither seen or heard something like that before. a cat suit? :bang:
     
  17. Stewart

    Stewart Valued Member

    The girl in the mask won the adult musical patterns - the style in essence was cat like, however her TKD techniques were superb.

    I know what you mean about the consistency.

    One of the fighters from our club (fighting with red band) received the result from the four corners as red, red, blue, red / blue. The referee called a draw and an extension.

    2 fights later on the same area with the same ref one of the other fighters received the exact same decision and the referee called a win. Luckily for Scotland the second fighter went on to win, but had the results been the same we may have had 2 scottish fighters for the final.

    But as you say, things like that are always going to happen. People never complain when the decision goes their way.
     
  18. neryo_tkd

    neryo_tkd Valued Member

    yes, you're right, but we'll see if the electronic protectors will change that.
     
  19. antwniago

    antwniago New Member

    I was wondering if it is the World Championships can you explain why there are 5 Dutch entires, 2 German 2 Canadian et cetera? Seems a lot of non UK countires entered as Schools and not nations to me - I can see there being an ITF and a WTF entry but 5 seperate associations for Holland??
     
  20. Stewart

    Stewart Valued Member

    WTF style, it will probably make a difference. ITF will have to live with human referees and the inconsistencies that come along with that due to not using body protectors.
     

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