Master Khalil Jabran is highly professionalized and inalienable person who is
dedication to his work, a knowledgeable person who always delivered his
knowledge to young generation of Pakistan. Many forums are impressionable on
young people by
Master Khalil Jabran.

It is a great pleasure that Mr. Khalil Jabran (Pakistani) has an opportunity to
serve an Official International Referee (Poomsae) first time in Pakistan
history, 04th WTF world Taekwondo Poomsae Championship in CAIRO, EGYPT. Which is
going to be held on Nov. 03 to Dec. 02, 2009? It is great owner for Pakistan to
introduce that Taekwondo very well known games in people and many youth
programmers are impressionable by Master Khalil Jabran.

We all wish him lots of sincere congratulation from bottom of our hearts.



Kamran K.Kureshi
President-KCDTA

Press Release

F.K's Taekwondo & Fitness Academy-14th Anniversary Celebrations

A grand demonstration was organized by F.K's Taekwondo & Fitness Academy in
celebration of their 14th anniversary. More than 50 martial artist, mostly young
boys and girls participated in the event.

Madam Majida, DO Govt. College Gulshan-e-Iqbal (Johar Brnach) and Lieutenant
Saleem Taqi were the Chief Guests for the occasion. Also present as Special
Guests were Mr. Noor Ahmad Abbasi, Secretary KCDTA, Mr. Shahzad Ahmed, editor
Sports Observer, Mr. Irfan Ahmed professor IBA, and Mr. Sagheer Ahmed Jt. Sec.
People's Unity PIA, Parents, families and friends also witnessed the grand
demonstration.

In the start, Secretary of the Academy Mr. Kamran K. Kureshi welcomed all the
students and guests. He also thanked the Chief Guests for their presence.

Student's demonstration different Breaking Techniques, Demo fights, Poomsae,
Stretches and basics etc. All the guests, parents, families applauded all the
students with full enthusiasm and even praised loudly. Best Demo award for boys
was awarded to Hamza Taqi, while the best demo award for girls was awarded to
Hareem. Mr. Asad Khan, Chief Instructor of the Academy was the coordinator for
the demonstration.

Red Belt was awarded to Arsalan Shahid and Blue Belt to Riaz Ahmed. In the end,
the founder-president of the Academy Mr. Usman Faraz requested Lt. Col. Saleem
Taqi to accept and become the Chief Patron of the Academy, which was accepted by
him. Mr. Usman Faraz, in his brief speech thanked all the guests and
parents/families. He specially thanked Lt. Col. Saleem Taqi for accepting the
request. In the end Mr. Usman Faraz, praised the Chief Instructor of the Academy
Mr. Asad Khan without whom the Academy might not have completed its 14th year.

A cake cutting ceremony was held after that and the Guests, Instructors, Senior
and juniors all mingled together and enjoyed. It was an exciting and enjoyable
evening.




Kamran K. Kureshi
Secretary General
F.K's Taekwondo Academy.

A four-member Pakistan taekwondo team is leaving for Iran on Wednesday to
participate in  the 5th Asian Junior Taekwondo Championship being played from
November 20-22 at Kish Island.

The party comprises one male player, Arsalan Khan and two female players, Maham
Aftab and Radika, while Jalal Haider Khan is the head of the team.

The participation in the event will be beneficial for Pakistan to gain exposure
at international level and to produce better  results in South Asian Games 2010
in Bangladesh, said a spokesman of the Pakistan Taekwondo Federation here
Tuesday.

By,
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(Pakistan)

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Britain's Aaron Cook claimed the biggest scalp of his life with a spectacular
knockout of American Steven Lopez, the five-time world champion and double
Olympic champion, to win the inaugural Taekwondo Pro Tour event in Mexico City.

Cook, who narrowly missed out on an Olympic medal when he finished fourth in
Beijing last summer, had never beaten Lopez before and was overcome with emotion
after sending the sport's most decorated fighter crashing to the floor with
brilliant headshot in the final round.

The win also earned the Manchester-based Cook, who is one of the 'Telegraph Ten
to Watch for 2012'. his biggest ever pay-day with a first prize of £18,000.

The 18-year-old made his breakthrough onto the senior circuit at the Dutch Open
Championships in 2007 where he took bronze after losing to Torann Mazeroi.
Replays went on to show that the result should have gone in Cook's favour after
two head shots went unawarded.

Since his debut competition, Cook has won a further three bronze medals, one
silver and two gold.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYB6TeYp3fc&feature=player_embedded

By,
shahzad
(Pakistan)

Sounds like a great event.  I looked but could not find it in my TV
listings here in the eastern US.  I wonder what networks carried it?
Also if there will be any chance to view it via internet in the future?

Thanks,
Mark Kesner

World Taekwondo Tour 2009 Mexico Concludes in Resounding Success

Amid high interest from both the public and international media, the World
Taekwondo Tour 2009 Mexico wrapped up in a resounding success in Mexico City,
Mexico on Nov. 14, 2009.

Before 8,000 spectators at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, Korea’s
Su-jeong Lim defeated Guatemala’s Euda Carias Morales 15-2 to win the top honors
in the women’s -57kg category. With the victory, Lim, the gold medal winner at
the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, took home $20,000 in prize money.

In the men’s -80kg final match, Great Britain’s Aaron Cook came from behind to
defeat the United States’ Steven Lopez with a KO victory. Korea’s Jung-ho Park
and Iran’s Farzad Abdolahi clinched the bronze medal.

In the men’s -68kg division, host Mexico’s Idulio Islas won the title by edging
Iran’s Mohammad Bagheri 9-0, while Germany’s Daniel Manz and Canada’s Maxim
Potvin earned their respective country the bronze medal.

The one-day World Taekwondo Tour, the first of its kind, drew a total of 16
top-class athletes in four weight categories, with no use of electronic
protectors and an instant video replay system.

Modified WTF Competition Rules were applied to the event, in which a kick to the
head granted an athlete four points, together with a strict 10-second rule.

Men's -58kg Category

1st place : Gabriel Mercedes (Dominican Republic)
2nd place : Marcio Ferreira (Brazil)
3rd place : Joel Gonzalez Bonilla (Spain)
                    Damian Villa (Mexico)

Men's -68kg Category

1st : Idulio Islas (Mexico)
2nd : Mohammad Bagheri (Iran)
3rd : Daniel Manz (Germany)
         Maxim Potvin (Canada)

Men's -80kg Category

1st : Aaron Cook (Great Britain)
2nd : Steven Lopez (U.S.A.)
3rd : Jung-ho Park (Korea)
         Farzad Abdolahi (Iran)

Women's -57kg Category

1st : Su-jeong Lim (Korea)
2nd : Euda Carias Morales (Guatemala)
3rd : Diana Lopez (U.S.A.)
         Andrea Rica Taboada (Spain)

By:
Muhammad Shahzad
(Pakistan)

The inaugural World Taekwondo Tour will be held in Mexico City, Mexico on Nov.
14, 2009.

The World Taekwondo Tour 2009 Mexico, which will take place at the Palacio de
los Deportes, will draw 16 top athletes, mostly Olympic and World Championship
medal winners.

The WTF-promoted event is aimed at entertaining spectators and TV viewers by
displaying the spectacular techniques of takwondo. The WTF hopes the event can
be further developed into professional taekwondo competitions.

The WTF originally planned to hold the event in Mexico City on May 2, 2009, but
was put off due to the outbreak of the swine flu.

The one-day event, which has drawn great interest from international media,
especially TV, will feature four weight categories: the men's -58kg, the men's
-68kg, the men's -80kg, and the women's -57kg.

Four athletes will compete in each weight division for top prize of U.S.$20,000.
The silver medalist will take home $10,000 in prize money, while two
bronze-medal winners will earn $5,000.

Competitors in the men's -58kg weight division are Brazil's Marcio Ferreira, the
silver medalist at the 2005 World Taekwondo Championships; the Dominican
Republic's Gabriel Mercedes, the silver medalist at the 2008 Beijing Olympic
Games; Mexico's Damian Villa, the silver medalist at the 2009 World Taekwondo
Championships; and Spain's Joel Gonzalez Bonilla, the gold medalist at the 2009
World taekwondo Championships.

In the men's -68kg weight category, Iran's Mohammad Bagheri, the gold medalist
at the 2009 World Taekwondo Championships will compete for top honors with
Mexico's Idulio Islas, the silver medalist at the 2009 World Taekwondo
Championships; Germany's Daniel Manz, the silver medalist at the 2008 CISM
Championships; and Canada's Maxim Potvin, the silver medalist at the 2009 World
Taekwondo Championships.

The United States' Steven Lopez, the gold medalist both at the 2000 and 2004
Olympic Games, and the five-time champion at the World Taekwondo Championships,
will vie for the top honors in the men's -80kg weight division with Great
Britain's Aaron Cook, the gold medalist at the 2008 World Junior Taekwondo
Championships and the fifth placer at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games; Iran's
Farzad Abdolahi, the quarterfinalist at the 2009 World Taekwondo Championships;
and Korea's Jung-ho Park, the gold medalist at the 2004 Asia Taekwondo
Championships.

In the women's -57kg weight category, Korea's Su-jeong Lim, the gold medalist
both at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and the 2009 World Taekwondo
Championships, will compete with the United States' Diana Lopez, the bronze
medalist at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games; Spain's Andrea Rica Taboada, the
bronze medalist at the 2009 World Taekwondo Championships; and Guatemala's Euda
Carias Morales, the bronze medalist at the 2009 World Taekwondo Championships.

The WTF Competition Rules will apply to the inaugural World Taekwondo Tour 2009
Mexico, with some modifications. A single elimination tournament system will be
applied.

Electronic body protectors and an instant video replay system will not be
introduced to the event and there will be no protest process. The fourth
sudden-death round will be held with no time limit until the winner is decided
by golden point.

Rules on valid points may be modified to encourage the athletes to attempt more
spectacular techniques.

The 10-second rule will be strictly applied. Under the strict 10-second rule,
each contestant inactive for 10 seconds after the last execution of techniques
will be given a 10-second violation penalty and if a contestant receives four
10-second violation penalties, the concerned contestant will be disqualified
from the contest and declared as a loser.

The opening ceremony of the World Taekwondo Tour 2009 Mexico will begin at 4
p.m. on Nov. 14, with the semifinal and final matches scheduled for 5 p.m and 7
p.m., respectively.

By,
Muhammad Shahzad
(Pakistan)

Steven Lopez of the United States became the first five-time world champion as
he won the gold medal in the men's under 80kg category on the opening day of the
2009 WTF World Taekwondo Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark on Oct. 14, 2009.

Lopez, the gold medal winner at both 2000 and 2004 Olympic Games and a bronze
medalist at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, brushed aside a stiff challenge from
Spain's Nicolas Garcia Hemme in the final match to earn the honor. He won the
World Championships titles in 2001, 2003, 2005 and 2007.

"The victory means a lot to me. I won a bronze at the Beijing Olympic Games and
I haver trained very hard to this day. I made history in taekwondo and I am
proud of being part of the history," said Lopez shortly after the final match.

The bronze in the category went to Rashad Ahmadov of Azerbaijan and Michaud
Sebastien of Canada.


The 2009 World Taekwondo Championships drew a total of 928 athletes, including
558 men, from 142 countries, the largest ever in WTF Championships history. The
2007 Beijing World Taekwondo Championships attracted 865 athletes from 116
countries.


  By:
Shahzad

Dr. Chungwon Choue was re-elected to his third term as president of the World
Taekwondo Federation at the WTF General Assembly at the Scandic Copenhagen Hotel
in Copenbhagen, Denmark on Oct. 13, 2009.

Out of a total of 150 votes cast, Dr. Choue garnered 104 votes against 45 by
Thailand's Nat Indrapana, with one vote invalid. Choue was first elected
president of the WTF in June 2004 for the remainder of his predecessor, and then
was re-elected in May 2005 for a four-year term.

In the vice presidential elections, Mr. Sun-Jae Park, president of the Italian
Taekwondo Federation; Gen. Ahmed Fouly, president of the African Taekwondo Union
and vice president of the WTF; and Mr. Kamaladdin Heydarov, president of the
Azerbaijan Taekwondo Federation and vice president of the WTF, were elected vice
presidents of the WTF. There were five candidates for the vice presidency.

The General Assembly also elected 14 WTF Council members. They were 2 from
Africa - Driss El-Hilali (Morocco) and Issaka Ide (Niger); 5 from Asia - Mohamed
Al-Sulaiti (Qatar), Hong Sung-Chon (Philippines), Lee Kyu-Seok (Korea), Zhao Lei
(China) and Sayed Mohammad Pouladgar (Iran); 4 from Europe - Fuzuli Musayev
(Azerbaijan), Roger Piarulli (France), Jesus Castellanos Pueblas (Spain) and
Metin Sahin (Turkey); 2 from Pan Am - Moon Dai Won (Mexico) and Mario Mandel
Vaisman (Chile); and 1 from Oceania - Kim tae Kyung (New Zealand).

The two elected auditors were  Ali Sagirkaya of Turkey and Dalibor Krpan of
Croatia.

Ms. Hannah Burns of the Sports Department of the International Olympic
Committee, attended the General Assembly as an observer.

Shortly after the announcement of the results of the presidential election, Dr.
Choue and Dr. Indrapana embraced each other and raised their hands in the air,
showing their unity and harmony.

In his acceptance speech, Dr. Choue said, "Now it is time for us to put aside
our differences and rivalry. We are one family sharing the same vision for the
progress of taewkondo."

"Dr. Nat Indrapana made some important suggestions for the future of taekwondo.
With renewed spirit as one, we need to move forward for the further development
of our sport of taekwondo," Choue said.

He continued to say, "From this day, I will commit myself  to carrying out my
campaign pledges step by step. I want you all to be part of the way." "With the
new leadership and new Council, I wish to make the next four years exciting and
memorable."

"Let us unite for the new chapter of taekwondo history and for the amazing
evolution of taekwondo," Choue concluded.

In his campaign speech before the election, Choue said, "Fair play has been the
guiding principle for my entire life. Fair play has been the main principle for
he election campaign because how we behave as leaders of the taekwondo family
reflects what we are."

"Although there have been some difficulties with untrue allegations, I have kept
my principles during this campaign, and I am standing humbly, but with dignity,
before you on this final stage," he said.

Choue said, "We gathered here, not to reveal how we are divided, but to
demonstrate how we are united. We gathered here, not to go backward, but to move
forward. We can not stop here. We have to keep moving forward."

"Four years ago, before you and the entire taekwondo family members around the
world, I solemnly pledged to bring some fundamental  changes and innovations to
taekwondo."

He said, "We have to keep reforming, updating, and working together, because we
have responsibility to bring out taekwondo's true potential as an international
sport."

By:
shahzad

There is some vedio clips of 5th Korea Open which was held in Incheon city of
Korea. I hope you will enjoy it. These are ....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mPvjLj385E ( Taeguk 8 Jang & Pyeongwon )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=402glMdBQq4 ( KeumKang Poomsae )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG_m057JgtA  (Pyeongwon Poomsae)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfCqywk2Cto   (7 Jang & KeumKang )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjS0FgCWbcw   (Prize Awarding )

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOZfoS6sYS8   (Prize Awarding)

A-O-A,
Dear friends, this is first time in last 6 years )since i joined this group-6
years ago)that i've felt a little off the road.

There is no activity within the last 7 days in the number one group. Is that a
valid point to predict that WTF_TAEKWONDO is no more gonna be at the No-1 spot ?
OR
Passions of over 2800 people (group members) have gone down ?
No updates, no discussion, losing interest ?

Muhammad Majeed

World Culture TAEKWONDO
                                KUKKIWON will make it!!!

The 1st Seoul World Taekwondo Leaders Forum
The 1st Seoul World Taekwondo Leaders Forum will be held in Seoul Korea it will
be prepared this event only for the VIP Kukkiwon Taekwondo Masters 195 Masters
from 49 countries.
Master Khalil Jabran Member International Advisory Committee Kukkiwon
It was honor for Master Khalil Jabran Kukkiwon appointed a regular member of 1st
Seoul World Taekwondo leader's forum\
From 195 master from 49 country Kukkiwon  select  6 masters panels in 1st Seoul
World Taekwondo Leaders Forum
Masters from, Ireland, San Francisco, UK, USA, Pakistan, it was great honor for
Master Khalil Jabran and honor for Pakistan

"I'm really sorry for being late."

Hairy beard, eagle eyes, thick arms and a good physique. The first impression
was quite strong. On why he was sorry though on time, he said, "It's polite to
arrive 10 minutes early to greet someone."

Shaukat Fazal, 45, is a celebrity in Pakistan. A drama on the Korean martial art
taekwondo starring Fazal in 1993 was a big hit. He came to Korea because of
taekwondo and has trained in the art since 1987.

Taekwondo helped him earn a major role in the drama. A television producer who
happened to visit a taekwondo studio chose him as a hero on the spot. With an
outstanding appearance and stellar skills, he admirably performed his role in a
drama that popularized the sport.

"After the drama was aired, more people wanted to learn taekwondo, so I opened a
taekwondo club," he said. His club has produced more than 500 black belt
holders.

Fazal was honored for promoting taekwondo abroad at the three-day World
Taekwondo Leaders' Forum hosted by Kukkiwon, the headquarters of the World
Taekwondo Headquarters. As one of 200 global leaders of taekwondo, he said he
thanks Kukkiwon for giving him the opportunity to contribute to the martial art.

Admiring his father for serving as a soldier of a special troop, the Pakistani
wanted to become a soldier. After seeing a taekwondo practice, he said, "I was
fascinated by the beautiful kicks and disciplined posture."

He then began his romance with the martial art.

Now a sixth-degree black belt, Fazal has passed down his love for taekwondo to
his five children, including his second-degree black belt eldest daughter and
his youngest son, who is just two.

"My happiest moment is when I see my youngest son mimic taekwondo kicks," Fazal
said.

Also a Pakistani diplomat, he said, "I want to become an ambassador for
taekwondo to let the world know more about it."

"When I was hospitalized for high blood pressure a few years ago, I was wearing
a taekwondo suit. Taekwondo is dear to my heart."


By:
Muhammad Shahzad

5th Korea Open Taekwondo International Championship
Date`2009 18소 August 18`22, 2009
Venue `Inchon Samsan world Gym/Korea
Organized by Korea Taekwondo Association
Sanctioned by World Taekwondo Federation

Name of the team members,

Khalil Jabran (head of team)
Lee hyun ju (manager)
Khalil Jabran individual (M) 1st master 2nd place sliver medal (poomsae)
Khurram tanveer individual-(M) 2nd senior= 1place gold medal (poomsae)
Khurram tanveer individual-(M) 2nd senior champion match= 1place gold medal
Mubashir Ali  2nd senior -87 kg 2nd place silver medal
Mujahid Ikram 2nd senior +87 kg 2nd place silver medal
Mujahid Ikram 2nd senior +87 kg 2nd champion match 3rd place browns medal
Ahmad Tanveer 2nd senior -80 kg 3rd place browns medal
Iqbal Tanveer 2nd senior -63 kg 3rd  place browns  medal

Participants
Imran Mughal (individual-(M) 2nd senior)poomsae
Akber Ali -74 kg 2nd senior

Khalil Jabran
Member Kukkiwon International advisory committee

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A total of 48 members of the 2009 Summer WTF Taekwondo Peace Corps have embarked
on their overseas voluntary service.

Each team is composed of four volunteers, three taekwondo majors and one
language student. The 2009 Summer Taekwondo Peace Corps members are dispatched
to 12 countries. They are El Salvador, India, Isle of Man, Samoa, Bhutan,
Nigeria, Mongolia, Angola, the Philippines, Poland, Azerbaijan, and Mexico.

The first four-member team left for El Salvador on July 14, followed by a
four-member team to India the following day.

An Isle of Man team left on July 20, while a four-member team left for Samoa and
Bhutan on July 24 and are scheduled to return home on Aug. 23 and Aug. 25,
respectively.

The 48 members from 21 Korean universities were selected among 156 applicants
for the 2009 Summer Taekwondo Peace Corps. They also underwent a week-long
intensive education training.

The WTF launched the Taekwondo Peace Corps program in the summer of 2008 and
first dispatched 27 members to seven regions in five countries during the summer
of 2008. The second dispatch was made during the winter of 2008, during which a
total of 32 members were sent to eight countries for one to two months. The
dispatched countries were China, Russia, Pakistan, Paraguay, India, Egypt,
Morocco, Bolivia, Greece, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan.

The WTF Taekwondo Peace Corps program is operated in cooperation with GCS
International as one of the WTF Solidarity programs for technical enhancement of
WTF member national associations.

The Taekwondo Peace Corps project was first raised by WTF President Chungwon
Choue at an international workshop on sports and peace in Leuven, Belgium on
Sept. 21, 2007. Dr. Choue then proposed an expanded "Sports Peace Corps"
initiative involving all summer Olympic sports at an international forum on
peace and sport in Monaco on Dec. 6, 2007.


By,
Muhammad Shahzad
certifified 2008 summer WTF Takwondo Peace Corps
Training Program, Pakistan

Good news for Taekwondo Lovers

Punjab University has started its ever first Taekwondo Training Camp for its
students.

Punjab university sports department has arranged a Taekwondo Training Camp for
its students underthe supervision of Deputy Director Sports, Rana liaqat Ali
near University Fitness Centre. Mr Muhammad Iqbal has been appointed as
Taekwondo Coach. Class timing for the class is 07:00 pm to 08:30 pm.
PU will organise a Taekwondo demonstration on 14th of August 2009.

Khalid Rashid
Lecturer,
Institute of Communication Studies, PU
Coordinator Taekwondo Camp.

National taekwondo champion Faheem Jawad Butt will be the Pakistan contingent's flag-bearer in the First Asian Martial Arts Games to be held in Bangkok, Thailand from August 1-9. Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) director general Syed Amir Hamza Gilani, who will be the chef-de-mission of 35-member Pakistan squad.

Nearly 40 countries are competing in the Asian Martial Arts Games with 599 male and 365 female athletes to contest in various events. 

Taekwondo:

Raja Waseem Ahmed (manager)

Master Yohan Bae (coach)

1. Ghazanfar Ali (Fin)

2. Faheem Jawad Butt (Fly)

3. Javed Karim (Walter)

4. Arif Mehmood (Middle)

5. Ms. Maham Aftab (Fin - Female)

6. Ms Aasia Batool (Female)

7. Ms Nadia Rasool (Female)

8. Ms Farzana Zulfiqar (Female)

Judo: Zafar Iqbal, Karamat Butt, Muhammad Mairaj, Yousuf Riaz, Ms Humera Ashiq and Ms Beenish Khan. Masood Ahmed (manager-cum-coach).

Jujitsu: Muhammad Haroon Shakir Siddiqui, Ayatullah, Muhammad Ashiq Hussain, Ms H Farah Riaz and Ms Shabana Nawaz Janjua. Mrs Abida Tanvir (manager-cum-coach).

By:

Muhammad Shahzad

(National Taekwondo Referee) 

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