To all Competitors, Officials, Supporters and Sponsors
Thank you all for your attendance and support at the recent ITF Taekwon-Do World Championships held here in New Zealand. It was an absolute pleasure for the Organising Team and many volunteers to have hosted you all. We hope your visit will be a lasting one with fond memories of New Zealand.
We hope to see you again and wish all ITF Federation Members the best of luck at the next World Championships in Spain.
To our Sponsors, thank you so very much. The event would not have been possible with your kind support.
Finally to all the many volunteers, you did New Zealand proud. Thank you for the last 3 years of support, attendance of many meetings and very late nights.
Kind Regards, ITF Taekwon-Do World Championships 2011 New Zealand Organising Team
The participants must go through a circuit of different techniques of punches and kicks. The winner is determined by the total amount of broken boards.
The winner is determined by the originality, the quality of the techniques, team work, and the x-factor of the choreography similar to the movie scenes.
Same principle as individual power breaking but each member of the team must perform a single breaking technique. The winner is determined by the total amount of broken boards.
Same principle as individual special techniques but each member of the team must perform a single special technique. The winner is determined by the total amount of broken boards.
Individual Patterns
24 pre-determined fights against imaginary opponents
Individual Free Sparring
2 opponents oppose each other in 2 rounds of 2 minutes
Individual Power Breaking
Break as many boards as possible with only one hit
Individual Special Techniques
Break as many boards as possible with a flying technique
Pre-Arranged Sparring
A team of 2 athletes present a one-minute choreography
Team Patterns
Team patterns are like individual patterns but performed by a 5 members team
Team Free Sparring
Played between 2 teams of 5 athletes oppose each other in 5 rounds of 2 minutes
Team Power Breaking
Power Breaking with a team of 5 males or 3 females
Team Special Techniques
Special Techniques with a team of 5 males or 3 females