Thank you to those participants from across Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and United Kingdom.
Note that registrations have now closed. For those who have registered, see the link below to explain what the process and timelines are from video submission to the announcement of results and distribution of medals.
Gab Falconer, UKTC Scotland performing ITF Pattern, Yul Gok Tul
Eu Jin Hau , Malaysia ITF Patterns Choong Jang Tul & Kwang Gae Tul
Michael Stewart of Australia performing ITF Pattern, Choong Moo Tul
Marisa Zervos, ITF Patterns - Juche Tul & Ge Baek Tul
Yi Fei Hew, ITF Patterns - Toi Gye Tul
George McTaggart, ITF Taekwon-Do Board Breaking
Kman McEvoy, ITF Patterns - Se Jong Tul & Sam Il Tul
ITF Team Patterns - Newton s Taekwon Do - Choong Jang Tul
Louise Hainey 1st Gup Self Defence
Mannie Lynne Roman, ITF Patterns - Kwang Gae Tul & Hwarang Tul
ITF Team Patterns, Gup levels - Titan Martial Arts - Dan Gun Tul
Ronan Gordon Hwarang Tul & Po Eun Tul
George McTaggart 5th Dan Indv Pattern So San & Se Jong
ITF Team Patterns A Do San Tul
Paris Newton, ITF Patterns - Choong Jang Tul & Ge Baek Tul
Qiang Ji , ITF Patterns - Yong Gae Tul & UI Ji Tul
Flynn Elbourne ITF Patterns - Chon Ji Tul
ITF Team Patterns Kwang Gae
Joaquin Stell, ITF Patterns - Chon Ji Tul
Angus Lanagan 9th Gup Indv Pattern Chon Ji
Simon Aliendi Multibreak
Louise Hainey 1st Gup Indv Pattern Hwa Rang
Sophie Hammans Individual Patterns Gae Baek Tul & Choong Jang Tul
Tim Telcik Individual Patterns So San Tul & Sam Il Tul
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A report from the past ITF Nationals :
United ITF Nationals 2020 – online
As a result of the global pandemic, our 2020 Nationals were held in cyberspace. As a result, the became the 2020 United ITF (Inter) Nationals, with an amazing 14 countries taking part. Check out some of the fantastic action below.
The 2018 United ITF Australia National Championships was held at St Kevin’s Catholic School, on Queensland’s Gold Coast on Saturday 25th August, 2018.
United ITF Taekwon-Do Australia are pleased to announce we had an outstanding response with almost 170 competitors from around Australia and New Zealand in attendance.
We had competitors from 5 years of age through to mid 50’s. The event included many first timers through to multiple World Champions.
For the first time in Australian ITF Nationals history we also included a Special Needs category, fresh from our success at the ITF World Championships.
Those figures made it the biggest United ITF national championships for several years. It was the most significant event on our domestic calendar in 2018
Events were conducted according to ITF rules with some modifications for Junior ranks. Special techniques and breaking events were slightly modified, to allow for wider participation.
Judging and officiating was carried out by trained and experienced officials, several of whom have umpired at the highest international level.