Taekwondo: Great success in Innsbruck

The event, which has now become a fixed date for Taekwondo enthusiasts, attracted more than 350 participants in combat and 100 in forms, coming from Estonia, Romania, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Morocco and Austria. The high technical level and the diversity of the nations represented made the competition particularly exciting. The tournament took place in an enthusiastic atmosphere, with a large audience that loudly supported the athletes, including many participants from South Tyrol, thus confirming the growth of Taekwondo in the region. The various categories offered exciting moments with intense fights and high-level techniques that impressed the audience and the jury. The amateur sports club Taekwondo Brixen Bressanone stood out for the excellent performances of its athletes, winning a total of 4 gold, 3 silver and 7 bronze medals. This impressive result is the result of careful preparation and exemplary commitment of the young fighters who have consolidated their name on the international scene. Main protagonist of the Series A (black and red belts): Laura Fürler won gold in the Senior F +67 category, winning the final against the feared athlete of the Swiss national team, demonstrating her technical and tactical superiority as well as her enormous endurance Senn also wins gold Leonie Senn, also gold in the Cadetti F -59 category, defeated all her opponents clearly, which underlined her constant athletic preparation and determination. Ilaria Russo Cadetti F -55 easily survived the quarterfinals and won the semifinals with determination and fighting spirit with a technical knockout against a Romanian athlete. In the final, she was stopped by the Swiss athlete, but secured a well-deserved silver medal. Iolando Iuliano Olaru took silver in the Junior M -73 category, while Mohamed Reda Arbouche won bronze in the Cadetti M -45 category. Series B results (yellow, green and blue belts): Daniel Luca Olaru Bambini M -33 and Giulio Di Marco Cadetti M -45 won gold in their respective categories. Maksim Bozhinoski took silver in the Cadetti M -61 category. Bronze went to Kacper Bubel Esordienti M -40, Maximilian Rienzner Esordienti M -40, Pauline Kerschbaumer Esordienti F -33, Carolina Culcsar Cadetti F -51, Patrik Skolka Cadetti M -33 and Samuel Scarcelli Esordienti M -45. A proud coach Coach Alessandro Carbucicchio, who led the team during the tournament, was extremely satisfied: "All the athletes worked hard, even during the summer, and the results achieved are proof of their commitment and discipline. Taekwondo requires dedication and the boys have shown that they have all the necessary qualities."The Euregio Open in Innsbruck remains an important platform for Olympic Taekwondo in Europe and offers the opportunity to discover new talent and promote the core values of this discipline, such as team spirit and mutual respect. The amateur sports club Taekwondo Brixen Bressanone is now preparing for the upcoming sporting challenges with great motivation and increased self-confidence from its recent successes.

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Taekwondo: Great success in Innsbruck

The amateur sports club Taekwondo Brixen Bressanone shone at the third edition of the international event. The third edition of the Euregio Open, an Olympic Taekwondo tournament, was concluded with great success in the Olympic Village of Innsbruck.

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