Members of the National Associations Committee (NAC) met for a quick Zoom meeting following the ITF Extraordinary General Assembly on April 6, 2025. The NAC is one of three new Standing Committees created by the ITF Board of Directors in 2023. It is a resource committee designed to assist Member Associations with governance policies and …
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On April 11, 2025, the International Taekwon-Do Federation celebrated a historic milestone — the 70th anniversary of the founding of Taekwon-Do by General Choi Hong Hi — with a 24-hour global online celebration that united the worldwide Taekwon-Do community like never before. The event had over 1,100 registered participants from across continents, time zones, and …
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ITF England hosted the Qualifying International Umpire Course in the city of Newcastle Upon Tyne on the weekend of 29th and 30th March. 165 participants attended from 22 different countries. A special mention to New Zealand and Canada, who travelled the furthest and to Norway who sent the largest delegation from outside England. As well …
On April 6, the International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF) proudly demonstrated its commitment to peace, unity, and the power of sport by participating in the annual #WhiteCard campaign, led by Peace and Sport. This year, the date held special significance for the ITF, as it coincided with the ITF’s Extraordinary General Assembly. In a powerful moment …
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On April 6, 2025, the International Taekwon-Do Federation held its Extraordinary General Assembly online via Zoom, gathering representatives from around the world for important decisions shaping the future of the organization. The Assembly was led by ITF President, GM Paul Weiler, and ITF Secretary General, GM Tadeusz Loboda. In attendance were the ITF Board of …
The 14th ITF International Do Course (IDC) was held online on 16 and 23 March 2025. It consisted of four 3-hour sessions over a 2-day period for a total of 12 hours. It was conducted in English by the Do and Ethics Committee, which included Master Janel Gauthier (Chair) and, in alphabetical order, Grand Master …
