The latest news from Oceania Taekwondo Union
In July 2023 Oceania Taekwondo Union nominated Mr Denzil Ray to World Taekwondo (WT) to undergo the IOC Certificate: Safeguarding Officer in Sport. WT accepted the nomination for Denzil to complete this IOC program. This is a first of its kind, international safeguarding officer certificate program aimed at those who have been appointed as safeguarding […]
Denzil Ray IOC Certified: Safeguarding Officer Read More »
The OTU is currently preparing a submission to the Pacific Games Council to include Paralympic Taekwondo for the 2027 Pacific Games to be held in Tahiti. Following on from the magnificent achievements of our Oceania Paralympic athletes at the Paris 2024 games, the OTU believes that it has a strong case to include Paralympic Taekwondo
OTU seeks agreement to include ParaLYMPIC Taekwondo for the 2027 Tahiti Pacific Games Read More »
Mr. DENZIL RAY, from Oceania Taekwondo Union (OTU), will be in Tahiti to lead a seminar dedicated to refereeing and WT coaching. This will be ahead of the 2027 Pacific Games. This seminar aims to train our coaches and prepare our referees who may officiate at this major event. The event will take place from
COACHING SEMINAR – TAHITI NOV 2024 Read More »
The OTU is pleased to announce that at the recent general assembly of the Pacific Games Council held in Palau, a decision was made to confirm Taekwondo as a compulsory sport, and this will apply at least until the Tonga 2031 Pacific Games. Australia and New Zealand will again be invited to the 2027 games
TaeKwondo declared compulsory sport for pacific games Read More »
