61. Untitled Document Federation of Nonolympic sports. The WTF became an IOC-recognizedsports federation in 1980, making taekwondo an olympic sport. http://www.tkdbible.com/discussion/history/history6.htm

(Written by Master Park and Master Han) 3. Present day Taekwondo. Upon liberation of Korea from the Japanese colonial rule after World War II, Taekwondo began its new prosperity. Martial art experts opened their Taekwondo gymnasiums all over the country after Korea regained its independence in 1945, martial artists associated many different names of the traditional Korean martial art: Soobakdo, Kongsoodo, and Tangsoodo, resulting in Taekwondo in 1954. In 1961 Taekwondo was called Taesoodo, when the Taesoodo association was formed on 16th September. The Taesoodo Association changed its name to the Korean Taekwondo Association on 5th August, 1965. The Taekwondo Association was accepted as an official member of the Korean Amateur Sports Association on 20 June 1962. Taekwondo was entered as a demonstration sport of the 44th National Games on 24th October, 1963 and then as an official event for the 45th National Games on 3 September 1964. On 28th October 1966, the first Taekwondo competition for the Winning of the President's Flag was held and following the nomination of Taekwondo as a national martial art in 1971, the present Kukkiwon was founded in 1972 to be used as the central gymnasium as well as the site of various Taekwondo competitions. On 28 May 1973 the World Taekwondo Federation was established, currently having 108 countries as its members. In 1973 the biennial World Taekwondo Championships was organized.

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63. Native American Sports Council s SUMMIT represent 14 of the 28 sports on the 2004 olympic Games program, and medalhopefuls representing 19 olympic sports will have taekwondo, Simona Hradil. http://www.nascsports.org/news/10242002.html

Sports Athletes Events Olympics ... HOME N E W S nascsports.org A Community Based Multisport Member of the United States Olympic Committee Home News Sports Athletes ... NASC NEWS ATHLETES ANNOUNCED FOR SUMMIT 2004 "RIDING THE WAVE TO ATHENS" For Immediate Release October 24, 2002 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – The United States Olympic Committee’s SUMMIT 2004 “Riding the Wave to Athens” is slated to kick off Thursday, November 7 and will end with the annual wrap-up breakfast on Sunday, November 10. Media members are encouraged to RSVP for this event by November 1, as the breakfast is the only opportunity during SUMMIT 2004 to interview the Athens Olympic Games hopefuls. Media members planning to attend should RSVP to Jeff Howard in the USOC Media and Public Relations Division at 719-866-4536. The Athlete SUMMIT should not be confused with the bi-annual Media Summit, which will takeplace in 2004.

64. Introduction Of Taekwondo Historical Background Of Taekwondo Croatla. Sep. 1988, first staged in the olympic Games as one of thedemonstration sports in '88 olympic Games in Seoul, Korea. Jan. http://www.koreataekwondo.org/eng/ency/ency1_4.htm

Introduction of Taekwondo Historical Background of Taekwondo The Nature of Taekwondo The Spirit of Taekwondo ... Reference on Taekwondo's Globalization April adopted by the international Military Sports Council(CISM) as its 23rd official sport July first participated in the world Games I as an official event Aug. adopted by the Pan American Sports Organization(ODEPA)as an officials sport of the Pan American Games and made its debut in 1987 Pan American Games in Indianapolis, U.S.A. Nov. adopted by the Supreme Council for Sports in Africa (SCSA) as an official sport of All Africa Games sep. adopted by the Supreme Council of Asia(OCA) as an official sport of the 1986 asian Games in Seoul, Korea june adopted by the Executive Board of the IOC as a demonstration sport of the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, Korea May. adopted as a Federation Internationale du sport Universitaire(FISU)event for World University Championships at the FISU Executive Committee meeting held in Zagreb, Croatla

65. XinhuaNet Olympic '2000 taekwondo. September 27. 900 am 1215 pm, Women's less than 49kg PreliminaryRound, Men's less than 58kg Preliminary Round, State sports Centre. http://202.84.17.11/aoyun/enaoyun/schedule/taekwondo.htm

Home News Photo Schedule ... Chinese Search Schedule FOOTBALL - Women's (13/09) (varies-19:30) Bruce Stadium Canberra FOOTBALL - Women's (13/09) (varies-19:30) Melbourne Cricket Ground FOOTBALL - Men's (13/09) (19:00-21:00) Brisbane Cricket Ground Brisbane FOOTBALL - Men's (13/09) (19:30-21:30) Hindmarsh Stadium Adelaide ... FOOTBALL - Men's (13/09) (20:00-22:00) Bruce Stadium Canberra Taekwondo September 27 SYDNEY TIME* EVENT VENUE 9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Women's less than 49kg Preliminary Round, Men's less than 58kg Preliminary Round State Sports Centre 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Women's less than 49kg Preliminary Round, Men's less than 58kg Preliminary Round, Women's less than 49kg Repechage, Men's less than 58kg Repechage State Sports Centre 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

66. 2012 Summer Olympic Sports - A Project For Our Fifth Grade Class Summer olympics 2012 sports by Kaffa and Lucy. SUMMER olympic SPORT NEEDED FACILITIES- (SUGGESTED FACILITIES taekwondo - a big room with mats - (The Arena* or http://www.jug.net/lucy/so00xxbl.htm

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67. Australian Sports Commission Media Release sports such as archery, baseball and taekwondo received significant Ms Kelly saidthe sports will be given have the best prepared Australian olympic team ever http://www.ausport.gov.au/fulltext/1998/ascmedia/19981125.html

MEDIA RELEASE 25 November 1998 ASC SHARPENS ITS FOCUS ON BEST OLYMPIC CHANCES "While there is an expectation that sports which were successful in Atlanta will perform well in Sydney, other sports receiving OAP support have improved to the level where they are also expected to be medal chances in Sydney," she said. The Minister said that it came as no surprise that traditional achievers such as swimming, hockey, rowing, canoeing, cycling and sailing received a major share of funding. She added that lesser known sports such as archery, baseball and taekwondo received significant funding on the basis of medal potential. Funding recommendations for each sport were prepared on performance guidelines and, where appropriate, took into account additional needs identified by the sports, such as extra international competition, new equipment and additional sports science support to make the difference between now and the Games. Ms Kelly said the sports will be given flexibility in their use of funds, and she was confident that the OAP funding was being directed to those teams and athletes who had the best chances of success in 2000. "The significant support provided by the Federal Government under the OAP will ensure that Australia will have the best prepared Australian Olympic team ever," she said.

68. Sydney Olympics: New Sports Make Rousing Debuts Daily protests about the refereeing in taekwondo marred the start would be crownedthe first olympic champions in this most gruelling of sports would have http://www.sportserver.com/olympics/00sydney/front/story/0,4798,500264396-500409

OLYMPIC FEATURES: Sydney gives an Aussie goodbye to the 'best Olympics ever' Bulgaria plans to sue drugs firm Samoan boxer charged with assault Even with low ratings, NBC makes profit on Sydney Olympics ... MORE OLYMPIC NEWS... New sports make rousing debuts By JIM SLATER SYDNEY (October 1, 2000 7:02 a.m. EDT http://www.sportserver.com ) - Splishity-splash. Boing Boing Boing. Step two, three, kick. Zzzzzap. Newcomers to the Olympic sporting family sure made a lot of noise at Sydney. Synchronized diving, trampoline, taekwondo and triathlon joined the ever-expanding circle of Olympic events at the Games of the 27th Olympiad, which concluded here Sunday, and each was a well-received debutant. Divers enjoyed having some company in the spotlight atop the 10m platform and 3m springboard, performing their flips and twists in side-by-side routines. "I'm very happy synchronized diving was introduced," said Russian diving star Dmitry Sautin. "It's very handsome and very pleasant to look at." Sautin and partner Igor Lukashin captured men's platform gold. Sautin also took silver in the springboard duet event plus a silver and a bronze in the traditional solo events. The four new diving events helped increase China's haul to a unprecedented five golds from the diving well and gave a chance for solo competitors to work together for the first time as duos in quest of gold.

69. Dynamic Taekwondo: A Martial Art & Olympic Sport A Martial Art olympic Sport, Kyong Myong Lee 170 pp. 14 * 21.5cm. hardcover.ISBN 156591-060-5. taekwondo is one of the most popular sports among many http://www.hollym.co.kr/english/sports/dynamictaekwondoamartialartolympicsport.h

Kyong Myong Lee 170 pp. 14 * 21.5cm. hardcover. ISBN : 1-56591-060-5 Taekwondo is one of the most popular sports among many foreigners in the world as well as Korean people. It is a sport contributing to the health and fitness both in body and spirit. It lacks written material for learners to confer to, though Teakwondo becomes a world-wide renowned sports. Author Description: Kyong Myong Lee holds a 9th degree Taekwondo black belt and has an honorary doctorate degree in physical education. He trained people in his art for over 20 years in Europe and now he is the deputy secretary general of the World Taekwondo Federation, headquarter of Taekwondo in Seoul, Korea. 1998-2003 HOLLYM Corporation; Publishers.

70. NICE FRENCH RIVIERA - NICE HIGH LEVEL SPORTSMEN good results at milestone competitions such as the olympic Games, the individual financialaids from the Youth and sports Ministry MELOUL MIKAEL, taekwondo, Elite. http://www.nice-coteazur.org/americain/sport/sportif/

NICE HIGH LEVEL SPORTSMEN SPORTSMEN RECOGNITION The national high level sport system aims at helping France teams to stand out at milestone international competitions (Olympic Games, World Championship, European Championship). Since 1982 the Youth and Sports Ministry has been taking the census of the best sportsmen in Olympic sports or the sportsmen whose high level has been recognised by the National Commission for High Level Sport. This recognition is made by drawing up the National List of High Level Sportsmen (around 5 800 in 1998). The admission to the lists is yearly. There are different categories of high level sportsmen: SENIOR stands for the groups preparing for major short term international events: Olympic games, World Championship, European Championship. ELITE comprehends sportsmen of the SENIOR category who have had good results at milestone competitions such as the Olympic Games, the World Championship, the European Championship; the admission to the ELITE category is valid for two years. YOUTH represents gifted sportsmen who are already taking part in international competitions and are preparing medium term sport events for three or four years.

71. World Tae Kwon Do - Song's Martial Arts Federation of nonolympic sports. The WTF became an IOC recognizedsports federation in 1980, making taekwondo an olympic sport. http://www.wtkdsong.com/WTKDSong/tkd_present.htm

Present Day Tae Kwon Do Upon liberation of Korea from the Japanese colonial rule after World War II, the Korean people began returning to thoughts of self-reliance and the traditional folkloric games resumed their popularity. Song Duk Ki, the aforementioned master of taekkyondo, presented a demonstration of the martial arts before the first Republic of Korea President Syngman Rhee, on the official's birthday anniversary, thereby clearly distinguishing taekwondo from the Japanese karate that was introduced by the Japenese rulers. Martial arts experts began opening their taekwondo gymnasiums all over the country. After the end of the Korean War (1950-1953), taekwondo was popularized among the Dan grade belt holders within the country, and about 2,000 taekwondo masters were dispatched to more than 100 countries for foreign training. Following the nomination of taekwondo as a national martial art in 1971, the present Kukkiwon was founded in 1972 for use as the central gymnasium and the site of various taekwondo competitions. A year later, on May 29, 1973, the World Taekwondo Federation came into existence, an organization that now boasts over 108 countries as its members. In 1973, the biennial World Taekwondo Championships were organized. In 1975, taekwondo was accepted as an official sport by the U.S. Amateur Athletes Union (AAU) and was admitted to the General Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF). In 1976, the International Council of Military Sports (CISM) adopted taekwondo as an official sports even, and in 1979, the President of the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) was elected chairman of the World Federation of non-Olympic sports. The WTF became an IOC recognized sports federation in 1980, making taekwondo an Olympic sport. The adoption of taekwondo as an official event was followed by the World Games in 1981, the Pan American games in 1986, and the 2000 Olympics held in Sydney Australia.

72. TANI - TaeKwonDo Association Of Northern Ireland Considering the unparalleled growth of the art of taekwondo and its acceptanceinto the circle of the olympic sports, there seems little doubt that it will http://www.tani.org.uk/about_tkd_history.htm

Need help? Produced by Infinet Design History of Taekwondo As it is literally translated from the Korean, Tae means "to kick" or "to strike with the foot", Kwon means "fist" or " to strike with the hand", and Do means "discipline" or "art", i.e. "the way of foot and fist. " Modern Taekwondo First Practice (37 BC) The Silla 11 Commandments of Taekwondo ... Practising Taekwondo Today Modern Taekwondo Modern day Taekwondo, as it has come to be developed over the years, is a unique martial art incorporating both the quick, straight line movements that characterise the various Japanese systems and the flowing circular movements of most Chinese styles. But more than this, what truly distinguishes Taekwondo is its varied and uniquely powerful kicking techniques. It is this prominent use of leg and kicking techniques that sets Taekwondo apart from all other martial arts systems. Yet, Taekwondo is far more than simply a system concerned with physical prowess, for it is also an art directed toward the character development of its students. Back to top First Practice (37 BC) The earliest records of Taekwondo practice date back to about 37 BC during this time, Korea was divided into three kingdoms: Silla, Kyuryo, and Baekche. Evidence of the practice of Taekyon (the early known form of Taekwondo) has been found in paintings on the ceiling of the Muyong-Chong, a royal tomb from the Koguryo dynasty.

73. TKD Reporter - Taekwondo Union Woes Dealy Key Olympic Status Hearing since taekwondo has been added to the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney, Australia. Thechange in status is significant for several reasons. olympiclevel sports http://www.ohiotkd.net/taekwondoreporter/page213.htm

TAEKWONDO UNION WOES DELAY KEY OLYMPIC STATUS HEARING By Mike Spence Reprinted with permission from Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph Plagued by numerous internal battles, as well as claims and counter claims of fiscal mismanagement, U.S. Taekwondo Union officials were forced to delay an important hearing on the organization's Olympic status. Former USTU president Hwa Chong wrote to the U.S. Olympic Committee on Dec. 5 asking for postponement of a Dec. 6 hearing with the USOC's membership and credentials committee. The hearing was important because the USTU was hoping to be elevated from Pan American to Olympic status since taekwondo has been added to the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney, Australia. The change in status is significant for several reasons. Olympic-level sports bodies receive more prestige, money and representation from the USOC. In the USTU's case, it expected to receive a grant of $258,064 from the USOC during the 1997 fiscal year, as well as an international competition grant of $9,457, in its new status as an Olympic sport. Because the hearing was postponed, the USTU remains a Pan Am level sport. The USOC informed USTU officials the organization's grant for 1997 was being reduced to $178,100.

74. Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Trampoline sports Australia Official home of Australian Trampolining Handball olympicCompetition Information taekwondo olympic Competition Information http://members.tripod.com/~cheso_library/olympics2000.html

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75. JMU Tae Kwon Do sports. The WTF became an IOCrecognized sports federation in 1980,making taekwondo eligible as an olympic sport. The adoption http://www.jmu.edu/orgs/taekwondo/history.htm

Questions or Comments E-mail the Webmaster Last Updated: History of JMU Tae Kwon Do Club History of Tae Kwon Do Martial Art History of JMU Tae Kwon Do Club On January 20, 1981, at 7:00 p.m., a meeting was held at Godwin Hall concerning the establishment of a Tae Kwon Do Club at James Madison University. The organization was established, and in 1985, the club changed martial arts forms, and became the JMU Karate Club. It remained so until the spring of 1994, when the style of martial arts returned to Tae Kwon Do. At this time, this constitution was revised by the instructor and officers, and reviewed and approved by all members of the organization. The objectives of the JMU Tae Kwon Do Club will be to stimulate interest in the art of Tae Kwon Do among students, faculty, and staff members as an art, sport, and means of self-defense. It attempts to improve the physical and mental competence of its adherents by supporting and sponsoring open competition among all practitioners in an effort to establish Tae Kwon Do as an intercollegiate and Olympic sport. The JMU Tae Kwon Do Club shall prepare uniformed club certificates of rank and advancement. These certificates of rank will only be authorized to be given by the head instructor. Student progress shall be judged on the following promotional subjects:

76. CNNSI.com - Olympic Taekwando - Newswire Stories - - Scores and results by IBM for sports and events at the Official Site of the Sydney 2000 olympic Games in Australia. http://cnnsi.co.il/olympics/2000/taekwando/newswire_archive.html

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