Caledonian Taekwondo Health & Fitness Centre

Summer is (allegedly) upon us! With the Korean exchange programme and coach absences there will be a reduced timetable from 14th to 31st July. Please have a look below :)

Well done to this month's successful (including those not pictured) candidates!

https://www.worldtaekwondo.org/news/NS/view?detailsKey=26915

Spotlight on AI at 6th Sports Taekwondo International Convergence Conference | World Taekwondo World Taekwondo (WT) is the International Federation (IF) governing the sport of Taekwondo and is a member of the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations (ASOIF) and International Paralympic Committee (IPC).

Club coach Dr John Cullen is in Korea and is delighted to announce World Taekwondo is the first international federation to be announced by the IOC as an AI sport for LA 2028. It shows that they are working to embrace solutions that will make our sport more entertaining, accessible and rewarding to future generations!

Just a friendly reminder that our next grading will take place on Sunday, 5th July at the centre.

Grading times:

- Children: 12:00pm
- Adults: 1:00pm

Please make sure you register before the grading. Payment can be made on the day.

We look forward to seeing everyone there, and good luck to all those grading!

https://caledoniantkd.com/online-grading-application/

Yesterday, we officially relaunched our gym! Huge thanks to and for cutting the ribbon on our fantastic new training space.

Our new gym is more than just new equipment—it's an investment in the future of our club. It gives members of all ages, especially our younger athletes, the opportunity to develop their fitness, strength, athleticism, and confidence in a safe, supportive environment. We can't wait to see everyone make the most of it as they continue to grow and reach their potential.

A huge thank you to and for an incredible special training session today! 🥋🔥

Together, we raised a record-breaking amount in donations for the Korean Exchange Programme! 🇰🇷 What a fantastic way to kick off this year's programme—bringing our Taekwondo family together for an unforgettable day of training, teamwork and community.

A massive thank you as well to for turning out in such amazing numbers and making the day so special. Your support means everything! 💙

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We are delighted to announce our guest coaches for our fundraising training day. Fresh from her bronze at the European Championships, Rebecca Sinden will deliver the session with her husband, former world champion, and Olympic silver medallist Bradly.

In addition, they will be cutting the ribbon on our new strength and conditioning gym.

We are delighted to introduce Kelsey Graham as the new Child Wellbeing and Protection (CWP) Officer for Caledonian Taekwondo.

Kelsey will play a key role in ensuring that every member, especially our children and young people, can enjoy taekwondo in a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment. She will be a point of contact for any safeguarding or wellbeing concerns and will help promote the positive values and standards that make our club community so special.

As part of this commitment, we are also reaffirming our social media policy to ensure our online spaces remain safe, respectful, and accountable for everyone.

At Caledonian Taekwondo, creating a safe, positive, and inclusive environment for all our members is at the heart of everything we do. Our social media policy is designed to help protect children and young people by promoting respectful communication, safeguarding privacy, and ensuring all online interactions reflect our club values.

We encourage members, parents, and coaches to use social media responsibly, celebrate achievements appropriately, and contribute to an online community that is supportive, welcoming, and free from bullying or inappropriate content. By working together, we can ensure our digital spaces remain safe places where our young athletes can learn, grow, and thrive both on and off the mats.

As part of our commitment to safeguarding and accountability, we do not support anonymous or faceless accounts engaging with club matters. We believe that everyone should take responsibility for their online actions and communicate openly and respectfully. Transparency helps build trust, protects our young people, and reinforces the positive values that define the Caledonian Taekwondo community.

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