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The first Competition of 2020 !
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Please Note:
TAGB Gradings: Only students successful at pre gradings will be entered to the grading.
ALL paperwork, licences and fees MUST be presented on or before the last lesson before the grading
Camps: Completed application forms and fees returned as soon as possible to guarantee entry
Tournaments: Application form must be completed by the student and returned to the instructor at lest 1 lesson prior to the closing date
All Black Belts aged 16 years and above must attend TAGB tournaments as laid down in the document entitled “Black Belt Grading Requirements “ Officials:
Patterns Courses: Arrive 30 minutes early for registration
Black Belt Training: Arrive 30 minutes early for registration, All Black Belts MUST attend 1 Black Belt training session or patterns course every 6 months (1 in the first part of the year and 1 in the second)
Black Belt Courses: All Course Application Forms: MUST be handed in to your Instructor at least 4 weeks prior to the event together with the relevant course fee.
Black Belt licence Books MUST be taken to all Courses & Black Belt Trainings Sessions for signing. Your up to date licence slip MUST be in your book. NO BOOK & LICENCE SLIP, NO TRAINING.
TAGB Gradings: Only students successful at pre gradings will be entered to the grading.
ALL paperwork, licences and fees MUST be presented on or before the last lesson before the grading
Camps: Completed application forms and fees returned as soon as possible to guarantee entry
Tournaments: Application form must be completed by the student and returned to the instructor at lest 1 lesson prior to the closing date
All Black Belts aged 16 years and above must attend TAGB tournaments as laid down in the document entitled “Black Belt Grading Requirements “ Officials:
Patterns Courses: Arrive 30 minutes early for registration
Black Belt Training: Arrive 30 minutes early for registration, All Black Belts MUST attend 1 Black Belt training session or patterns course every 6 months (1 in the first part of the year and 1 in the second)
Black Belt Courses: All Course Application Forms: MUST be handed in to your Instructor at least 4 weeks prior to the event together with the relevant course fee.
Black Belt licence Books MUST be taken to all Courses & Black Belt Trainings Sessions for signing. Your up to date licence slip MUST be in your book. NO BOOK & LICENCE SLIP, NO TRAINING.
40th Anniversary Tournament 2015
On Saturday 1st February 1975 the Weston Tae Kwon-Do club was opened by Mike Dew, to celibate that date 40 years later World Master Dew presided over an anniversary competition... back where it all started in Weston-super-Mare.
Over 540 students and 500 spectator attended and 100 officials made sure that the day ran smoothly. There was a demonstration by the TAGB national demo squad and the event had competitors not just from the South West but from Wales and Ireland as well. During the day there was a inter-county black belt team event with a mixture of men, ladies and junior boys and girls, the event was won by Wiltshire after an electric final between two "keen" heavyweight instructors.
The highlight of the day was when Master & Mrs Dew where given gifts in recognition of all of their hard work in supporting over 60 instructors across 100 clubs and just short of 5000 currently training students across the South West.
As it was stated in a tribute speech "Without them none of this would have been possible".
Over 540 students and 500 spectator attended and 100 officials made sure that the day ran smoothly. There was a demonstration by the TAGB national demo squad and the event had competitors not just from the South West but from Wales and Ireland as well. During the day there was a inter-county black belt team event with a mixture of men, ladies and junior boys and girls, the event was won by Wiltshire after an electric final between two "keen" heavyweight instructors.
The highlight of the day was when Master & Mrs Dew where given gifts in recognition of all of their hard work in supporting over 60 instructors across 100 clubs and just short of 5000 currently training students across the South West.
As it was stated in a tribute speech "Without them none of this would have been possible".
