In an atmosphere filled with enthusiasm and commitment, the Pan American Taekwondo Union kicked off three courses promising to elevate the discipline’s standards in the region. The first day of activities was characterized by excellence and guidance from distinguished masters and experts in different areas.

Poomsae Course with Grand Master Raymond Hsu: Exploring the Essence of the Art

Under the guidance of Grand Master Raymond Hsu, the Poomsae course stood out for its in-depth analysis of the regulations in both recognized and freestyle modalities. Participants delved into crucial aspects of Poomsae, refining movements and receiving valuable feedback. The fusion of theory and practice aims to enhance technical proficiency, solidifying the Pan American Taekwondo Union’s commitment to integral growth of the participants.

Kyorugi Coach Course with Enmanuel Mateo and Carla Bacco: Technical-Tactical Strategies

Simultaneously, the Kyorugi coach course, led by Enmanuel Mateo and Carla Bacco, focused on dissecting the technical-tactical aspects of Kyorugi. Advanced strategies and detailed analysis of key movements marked an enriching day. The Pan American Taekwondo Union reinforces its commitment to developing trained coaches to guide new generations toward success in competition.

Referee Course: Judge Profile, Kyorugi Format, and Prohibited Acts

On the third front, the referee course addressed crucial elements for impartiality and fairness in sports. Participants delved into the desired profile for judges, emphasizing ethics and impartiality. The “The Best of 3” combat format was examined in detail, providing referees with the necessary tools. Prohibited acts were reviewed, emphasizing the importance of maintaining safety and respect in each competition.

Collectively, these Pan American Taekwondo Union inaugural courses promise to elevate the discipline’s standards in the region, training athletes, coaches, and referees equipped for contemporary taekwondo challenges. The commitment to excellence and comprehensive training marks a milestone in the evolution of this millennia-old discipline on the continent.