New rules for Paris 2024 will be decided before the end of the year, according to the World Taekwondo President.

The new set of regulations that will be utilized at the Paris 2024 Olympics, according to World Taekwondo President Chungwon Choue, must be completed by the end of the year. Olympic fans can buy Olympic Taekwondo Tickets from our website.

Choue asked coaches and officials to make any last-minute changes to the rules before they are finalised for the Paris 2024 Olympics while addressing the head of team meeting at the Hotel Presidente Intercontinental in Guadalajara, Mexico.

The rules in effect during the World Championships here should essentially carry over to Paris 2024. Taekwondo future, according to Choue, is “extremely bright,” but he emphasized the need for improvements after Tokyo 2020 to guarantee the sport’s inclusion on the Olympic schedule.

Following the postponed Olympics in the capital of Japan last year, World Taekwondo changed a number of the competition rules.

The introduction of a best-of-three format, which requires athletes to prevail in two out of the three rounds, the reduction of clinching, and the awarding of medals to players who elevate their leg after kicking the ball four or more times in the air were among the improvements.

Applause filled the room at the beginning of the team meeting as it was announced that there would be no further modifications to the rules for the World Taekwondo Championships.

“Coaches and athletes have been a little puzzled since the World Taekwondo Junior Championships in Sofia [in August], and this World Taekwondo Championships is almost the last step to alter the tournament rules and regulations,” said Choue.

“If you have any useful suggestions after this competition, please communicate them to the Technical Committee, and they will make any necessary final modifications to the competition rules and regulations.”

Due to a December Grand Prix event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, this is almost the final phase. There cannot be any changes after this year, therefore if you have anything to say, talk to the Technical Committee and Referee Committee first.

“We require your opinion.”

The rule modifications, according to Choue, are essential to World Taekwondo’s goal of continuing as an Olympic sport after Los Angeles 2028. Taekwondo’s future is really bright, I guarantee you of that, Choue stated.

“After the Olympics ten or fifteen years ago, we always worried about whether it would be on the next Olympic programmer or not. Even though it has taken a lot of work, I am confident that after Los Angeles [2028], taekwondo will be included in the programmer as a main core sport.

Taekwondo is officially still on the Olympic schedule through Los Angeles. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will next analyse and assess each Olympic sport to determine whether it will be included as a core sport in Brisbane [2032].

Therefore, it is crucial that the Olympic Games in Paris be a success. To make the sport more dynamic, equitable, and transparent, World Taekwondo agreed to alter some competition rules and regulations. “Applause filled the room at the beginning of the team meeting as it was announced that there would be no further modifications to the rules for the World Taekwondo Championships.

“Coaches and athletes have been a little puzzled since the World Taekwondo Junior Championships in Sofia [in August], and this World Taekwondo Championships is almost the last step to alter the tournament rules and regulations,” said Choue. Olympic fans can buy Olympic Tickets from our website.

“If you have any suggestions after this competition, please share them with the Technical Committee, and they will make any necessary final modifications to the competition’s rules and guidelines.

Since there will be another Grand Prix competition in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in December, this is almost the end of the stage. There cannot be any changes after this year, therefore if you have anything to say, talk to the Technical Committee and Referee Committee first.

The 50th anniversary of World Taekwondo, in Chou’s opinion, will “really be a special year.”

According to Chungwon Choue, president of World Taekwondo, 2023 will “really be a special year” as the organization marks its 50th birthday. At its Kukkiwon headquarters in Seoul, it was established on May 28th, 1973, and Choue has been its president since 2004.

In his New Year’s address, the South Korean official cited World Taekwondo’s accomplishments over the previous 50 years, including its expansion to 212 National Federations and one Refugee Team, its inclusion on the Olympic programmed in Sydney in 2000, and its Paralympic debut in Tokyo in 2020.

He further mentioned how 25 World Championships, 13 Junior Championships, 5 Cadet Championships, 12 Poomsae Championships, and 9 Para Taekwondo Championships were organized by the organization, and he added that it had been “recognized as the leading International Federation on humanitarian activities.”

Choue then went into detail about its 2022-specific activities.

The first World Taekwondo Hall of Fame, Para taekwondo in the Grand Prix Series, and an electrifying World Taekwondo Demonstration Team performance at the ANOC [Association of National Olympic Committees] Awards were just a few of the historic firsts that were made in 2022, he claimed.

“Taekwondo inspired us in addition to thrilling us.

More than 200 young people and children from the Azraq and Za’atari refugee camps took part in the inaugural Hope and Dreams Refugee Taekwondo Championships, which were organised by World Taekwondo and the Taekwondo Humanitarian Foundation (THF) in Amman, Jordan, in 2022.

With eight athletes, including two from the Azraq refugee camp, taekwondo has the second-highest number of scholarship holders for the Olympic Solidarity scholarship programme for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

A number of events are scheduled to commemorate World Taekwondo’s 50th anniversary, with the theme for 2023 being “peace in mind, taekwondo at heart.” Among them is a gala on May 28 at the World Championships in Baku to honour the top male and female competitors from each Olympic Games edition and the original National Federations.

Together with the THF, World Taekwondo intends to establish a Hope and Dreams Sports Peace Corps and invite additional International Federations to the festival for refugees. 2023 will truly be a special year as we create the foundations for World Taekwondo’s centenary,” Choue said in closing, thanking National Federations for their support.

He further mentioned how 25 World Championships, 13 Junior Championships, 5 Cadet Championships, 12 Poomsae Championships, and 9 Para Taekwondo Championships were organized by the organization, and he added that it had been “recognized as the leading International Federation on humanitarian activities.”

Choue then went into detail about its 2022-specific activities.

The first World Taekwondo Hall of Fame, Para taekwondo in the Grand Prix Series, and an electrifying World Taekwondo Demonstration Team performance at the ANOC [Association of National Olympic Committees] Awards were just a few of the historic firsts that were made in 2022, he claimed.

“Taekwondo inspired us in addition to thrilling us.

More than 200 young people and children from the Azraq and Za’atari refugee camps took part in the inaugural Hope and Dreams Refugee Taekwondo Championships, which were organized by World Taekwondo and the Taekwondo Humanitarian Foundation (THF) in Amman, Jordan, in 2022.

With eight athletes, including two from the Azraq refugee camp, taekwondo has the second-highest number of scholarship holders for the Olympic Solidarity scholarship programmed for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

A number of events are scheduled to commemorate World Taekwondo’s 50th anniversary, with the theme for 2023 being “peace in mind, taekwondo at heart.”

December – Taekwondo and Handball to end the year

Handball Women’s World Championships, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, 30 November–17 December World Taekwondo Grand Slam Champion Series final, Wuxi, China, date to be determined

Even additional events, including the unveiling of the Paris 2024 Look & Feel, the Olympic Torch Relay route, the medal designs for Paris 2024, the designs for the Olympic Torch and lanterns, and undoubtedly some unexpected surprises, will be announced in 2023.

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