Sunday, July 17, 2016
दुई पटक स्थगीत सातौं राष्ट्रिय खेलकुद मंसिर दोश्रो साता बाह्रखरी २०७३ श्रावण २ आइतबार २०:२२:१२
Saturday, July 16, 2016
19th Anniversary of Nepal ITF
Nepal International Taekwon-Do Federation has been celebrating its anniversary of establishment in Nepal with launching creative programs.
This year is going to be very special as NITF president Sabum Anjan Damala has declared to celebrate it for a week with different activities.
Black belts Dan grading, food feeding to elders, blood donation, sanitation program, anniversary ceremony and players awarding programs has been
scheduled for 3rd Aug to 6th August on the occasion of 19th anniversary of the Federation.
3rd Aug, 2016 [19th Shrawan] = Blood Donation Program, Blood Bank
4th Aug, 2016 [20th Shrawan]= Food Feeding to elder, Pashupathi Old Age Home.
5th Aug – 6th Aug, 2016 [21st Shrawan] = Black Belt Grading; First, Second and Third degree.
6th Aug, 2016 [21st Shrawan] = Award Ceremony
Note: Every Region, District, Dojang and School has to send the name list of players willing to take part in Black Belt Grading before 10th of Shrawan, 2073
Miss Anju Raut [ 9843922086]
General Secertary
Nepal International Taekwon-Do Federation.
National Sports Council
Kathmandu.
Sunday, March 27, 2016
sanik itf taekowndo dojang: bikram sunar practice itf taekwondo
Thursday, March 24, 2016
HOW TO BE BEST AND SMART
- B= Believe
- E= Excellent
- S= Specific
- T= Top and talented
- S= Smart qualities
- M= Modernize thinking
- A= Accountable and adroit
- R= Risk takers
- T= Talented and trustable
- · Honesty.
- · Sense of humor
- · Respectful towards others.
- · Communication skill.
- · Humility.
- · Self-confident
- · Intelligent.
- · Top and talented.
- · Disciplined.
- · Determination and strong desire towards right direction.
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Offical letter from korean itf taekwondo
Offical invitation letter from korean international taekwondo federation (ITF) committee for 14th years memorial service of GENERAL CHOI HONG HI.
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY OF ITF
50 Years of Dedicated Service to the global TKD community by the 1st world governing body of TKD, the I.T.F. (International Taekwon-Do Federa...tion).
The ITF was formed in Seoul (south) Korea on March 22, 1966. It marked the first time ever in the history of Korea that an international organization was headquartered in that Country! The initial 9 member nations were:
Korea (ROK)
Germany (West)
Italy
Malaysia
Singapore
Turkey
United Arab Republic (Egypt)
United States of America
Vietnam (South)
Today TKD is practiced in over 200 countries!
In order to continued the global dissemination of TKD the ITF relocated to Toronto Canada in 1972, when General Choi Hong-Hi fled for his safety from political persecution under the dictatorship in control of Seoul back then. North America is in the middle of Asia & Europe, as well as above South America & the Caribbean. In 1985 the ITF Hq moved again to Vienna Austria, as Austria is centrally located in Europe alongside the "Iron Curtain" that separated East and West Europe during the Cold War era. Austria embraces a political neutral political posture which helped facilitate the further expansion of TKD into the Soviet Bloc and socialist aligned countries. South Korea at that time did not have any diplomatic or trade relations with any communist country. So it was the ITF that had the vision to spread TKD there, as it was essential in order to gain Olympic recognition. At that time the world was divided into 2 major political ideological camps. The IOC would simply not allow a new sport in their program if it had no representation or participation in almost half the world!
Today the ITF still maintains a headquarters at the original location in Vienna Austria, as well as headquarters in Spain, the United Kingdom and Daejeon in south Korea, the place where TKD was actually born!
THANK YOU Gen. Choi, the ITF and all the original TKD Pioneers for your great work. Continued thanks & appreciation for all the present day TKD leaders for their great work, as well as the support of the many independent TKD groups and the major TKD organizations; the WTF, Kukkiwon and new Taekwondowon.
TKD is ONE!
In the own words of the current WTF President Dr. Choue Chung-Won, TKD would not be in the Olympics if not for the work of the Pioneers, the original/ITF Pioneers!
WTF = WORLD TAEKWONDO FAMILY
Monday, February 15, 2016
1st Dreamland inter-school itf taekwondo championship 2072
Manoj Khadka(3rd Degree Black belt)
Vice-president
Kathmandu District ITF Association.
If you have any query regarding this championship, Please contact me via phone any time.
9843701377.
All instructors, Students and supporters are invited.
Friday, February 12, 2016
FIRMER UFC CHAMPION KEVIN RANDLEMAN DIES AT 44
Former UFC heavyweight champion and two-time NCAA champion wrestler Kevin Randleman has died at age 44.
Sources told FOX Sports on Thursday that Randleman had been admitted to a San Diego hospital for pneumonia and later passed away due to heart failure. He had been living in Las Vegas.
Long before he was one of the most feared men in the Octagon, Randleman was already a legend on the mats during his years at Ohio State, where he followed in the footsteps of another UFC icon, Mark Coleman.
Randleman was a fierce wrestler who captured two NCAA wrestling championships and was a three-time All-American.
Once college was finished, Randleman decided to follow Coleman into the UFC, where he would soon gain a reputation as one of the most powerful and explosive fighters in the history of the sport.
Randleman debuted in the UFC in 1999, and three fights into his career he was already the heavyweight champion of the world. Randleman defeated Pete Williams to win the vacant title and then went on to defend it against Pedro Rizzo in June 2000.
In 2002, Randleman ventured to Japan, where he became a fixture in PRIDE Fighting Championships, which is where he would spend the next four years while taking on some of the best competition in the world.
One of Randleman's biggest moments came in a 2004 fight against Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic, who was a massive favorite in the PRIDE heavyweight grand prix that year. Randleman floored the former kickboxer with a huge punch early in the first round before finishing the fight a few seconds later with some vicious ground and pound.
Randleman's win is still considered one of the most shocking moments in the history of the sport.
From there, Randleman bounced back and forth between wins and losses for the remainder of his fighting career before his last bout took place in 2011.
Numerous fighters, friends and personalities from around the MMA community sent out condolences to Randleman's family after news of his passing went public on Thursday.
Former UFC heavyweight champion and two-time NCAA champion wrestler Kevin Randleman has died at age 44.
Sources told FOX Sports on Thursday that Randleman had been admitted to a San Diego hospital for pneumonia and later passed away due to heart failure. He had been living in Las Vegas.
Long before he was one of the most feared men in the Octagon, Randleman was already a legend on the mats during his years at Ohio State, where he followed in the footsteps of another UFC icon, Mark Coleman.
Randleman was a fierce wrestler who captured two NCAA wrestling championships and was a three-time All-American.
Once college was finished, Randleman decided to follow Coleman into the UFC, where he would soon gain a reputation as one of the most powerful and explosive fighters in the history of the sport.
Randleman debuted in the UFC in 1999, and three fights into his career he was already the heavyweight champion of the world. Randleman defeated Pete Williams to win the vacant title and then went on to defend it against Pedro Rizzo in June 2000.
In 2002, Randleman ventured to Japan, where he became a fixture in PRIDE Fighting Championships, which is where he would spend the next four years while taking on some of the best competition in the world.
One of Randleman's biggest moments came in a 2004 fight against Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic, who was a massive favorite in the PRIDE heavyweight grand prix that year. Randleman floored the former kickboxer with a huge punch early in the first round before finishing the fight a few seconds later with some vicious ground and pound.
Randleman's win is still considered one of the most shocking moments in the history of the sport.
From there, Randleman bounced back and forth between wins and losses for the remainder of his fighting career before his last bout took place in 2011.
Numerous fighters, friends and personalities from around the MMA community sent out condolences to Randleman's family after news of his passing went public on Thursday.
Randleman is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, and three children.
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Mr Gham bhadur thapa fineshed his tranning in Australia
Mr Gham bhadur thapa president of Nepal black belt committee. In December 2015 he was in Australia for International Taekwondo Federation special training. he trained special fighting techniques. the special pattern technique and self defense techniques . now is planning to train Nepal ITF Taekwondo players this type of techniques .
60 years old woman become master in Taekwondo with 7th degree
A local woman just hit a major accomplishment . She earned her 7th degree black belt .
Carol vanizel is 60 year young and can take on anyone . the new belt take her a taekwondo master
and she is now highest ranking woman in her belt categories in the US international Taekwondo Federation.
There is very few men in the martial arts said vanizel. "Especially in my level there is very few women usually where I go I'm only one woman in my level"
Vanizel says hers son inspired her get into the sport after watching the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Grading of dhapasi itf taekwondo dojang
Dhapasi itf taekwondo dojang of kathmandu nepal grading finished on this Saturday 2072 mag 9 .
Couch was honok limbu