Australian Taekwondo and RevolutioniseSPORT have come together to provide a new online membership platform that will offer clubs and members greater efficiency.
Over the past 12-months, AUS TKD has taken great strides to modernise our business practices to ensure better operational compliance.
Engaging RevolutioniseSPORT supports this direction and will offer clubs an all-in-one product for member management that supports best business practices in administration and record keeping.
This week, your club received detailed information regarding RevolutioniseSPORT, the system rollout timeline, and online training sessions, which we encourage club administrators to attend. Please keep an eye on your inbox for this information.
We hope RevolutioniseSPORT enhances our member's experience and is more efficient for clubs in their business and administration
It has been an action-packed start to 2024 for the Australian Taekwondo National Performance Pathways program and the tangible outcomes already appear promising.
Athletes kicked off the year in full force with a four-day training camp at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Combat Centre – a multi-sport Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Canberra.
At the age of six, Amy Tierney – now the Owner and Head Instructor at Tierney’s Taekwondo Academy in NSW – discovered Taekwondo through a lucky break. Originally from Ingleburn in the south-west of Sydney, Tierney attempted to take up boxing at nearby Campbelltown PCYC, only to be told by an instructor that “girls don’t box”.
International Taekwondo events are set to return to Brisbane in 2024, with the World Taekwondo President's Cup (Oceania) and the Australian Open confirmed for September 18-22 at Nissan Arena. Open to the world's top black belts, athletes from World Taekwondo's 212 Member National Associations are invited to attend.
