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Taekwondo

November 16, 2022

World Taekwondo Championships Guadalajara: Day3

Bradly Sinden ready to put world taekwondo title in Guadalajara.

Reigning champions Bradley Sinden (-68k) will also be looking to retain their titles after making the podium in Tokyo 2020.

“The world championships are one of the two pinnacles of the sport and we have had to wait an extra year to get this chance,” said Bradly Sinden, a taekwondo star of GB taekwondo.

That’s right.

After Manchester in 2019, the Taekwondo World Championships were pushed back by another year due to Covid and the athletes could gather again after three years.

Unfortunately, we couldn’t see the result we expected on Day2, but we look forward to his medal today.

Watch the highlights through the link below.

Taekwondo

November 15, 2022

World Taekwondo Championships Guadalajara: Day2

Today, men-87kg, women-67kg, and women-62kg will be held. In particular, there will be a match between Great Britain’s rising star Lauren Williams, and Cheick Sallah Cisse, an experienced athlete who manages the game. Both athletes are Team DAEDO taekwondo.

The women’s 67kg will also be hotly contested.

The battle for gold is expected to be exciting and intense, with the participation of Serbia’s Matea Jelic (Olympic champion in Tokyo 2020), Lauren Williams (silver at the last Games) and Ruth Gbagbi (bronze), as well as two-time Olympic medalist (silver and bronze) Magda Wiet Henin, from France, who won the Grand Prix in Rome.

Previously, Lauren participated in the Tokyo Olympics and got good results, but it was hard to feel that she attended it because it was a special Olympics without spectators. This time, we hope she can get a satisfactory result with the audience’s support and energy.

It’s a category expected to be very competitive, but we hope everyone can show their best that they don’t regret.

It is also worth noting the men’s-87kg class, which includes our experienced athlete Cisse.

Iran’s Abolfazi Abbasi Pouya, the 2019 Cadet champion and reigning Junior World Champion will also be one to watch out for as he looks to make his debut in the -87kg senior category. But this is also a category packed with talent, with the participation of Icaro Miguel Soares (Brazil), silver medalist at the 2019 World Championships; Rio 2016 Olympic champion Cheick Sallah Cisse; and Croatian Ivan Spina, champion at the 2022 Mediterranean Games.

All games are being streamed live now, so why don’t you check out the link below? (World Taekwondo)

Watch the highlights through the link below.

Taekwondo

November 14, 2022

World Taekwondo Championships Guadalajara: Day1

Now the main event of the year, the World Taekwondo Championships 2022, is being held in Mexico Guadalajara.

Yesterday’s opening ceremony was attended by 755 athletes from 122 countries, with WT President Cho Jung-won, PATU President Juan Manuel López, and FMTKD President Raymundo González with 5,000 Mexican home spectators.

The opening ceremony marked the start with a performance of a Mexican taekwondo girl, and later athletes and referees from 122 countries entered in turn. Since then, the athletes’ oath of fair play and WT President Cho Jung-won’s opening speech were followed, continued by a welcoming speech by Raymundo González of the Mexican Taekwondo Association.

Since then, the WT demonstration team, which has gained huge popularity around the world through America’s Got Talent, led the performance with the Mexican Poomsae national team in Mexican traditional music.

And the first day dawned. Men’s 80kg class and women’s 57kg class are being held, and real-time video of the game can be viewed through the link below.

Taekwondo Championships Competition schedule Day 1: all local timings (GMT/UTC -6) Monday, November 14

9:00 -13:00 – preliminaries, men-80kg women-57kg

15:00 -16:30 – round of 16 and quarter finals, men-80kg women-57kg

18:00 -20:00 – semi-finals and finals, men-80kg women-57kg

https://www.youtube.com/user/worldtaekwondo

Let’s check tomorrow’s schedule together.

Tuesday, November 15

9:00 -13:00 – preliminaries, men-87kg, women-67kg, women 62kg

15:00 -16:30 – round of 16 and quarter finals, men-87kg, women-67kg, women 62kg

18:00 -20:00 – semi-finals and finals, men-87kg, women-67kg, women 62kg

2022

November 14, 2022

DAEDO, the Official Sponsor for World Taekwondo Championships 2022 in Mexico

DAEDO, a WT-recognized Taekwondo PSS brand, is once again sponsoring the World Taekwondo Championships, which will start from the 13th of November to the 20th in Guadalajara, Mexico. DAEDO PSS was previously adopted in both World Taekwondo Championships 2022 in Mexico, following the 21st World Taekwondo Championships in 2013.

The World Taekwondo Championships are the highest-rated G14 competition except for the Olympics, the highest-rated G20. If the ranking points are the same for the Olympic qualification, the competition is important as an athlete who wins ranking points in a high-rated competition secures to qualify. This competition is significant as it will be held for the first time in three years since Manchester in 2019 due to the postponement caused by Covid-19.

The competition will consist of eight weight classes for men and women, and 755 athletes from 122 countries, including refugee teams, will compete. Italy’s Vito Dell’Aquila, who won the men’s -58kg gold medal at the last Tokyo Olympics, British Taekwondo star Bradley Sinden, who is continuing his rise to second place in the -68kg world rankings, and women’s -67kg GB taekwondo’s rising star Lauren Williams are notable.

The Taekwondo World Championships in Guadalajara will use DAEDO’s certified PSS system. Many athletes from various countries, including Spain, Britain, France, Italy, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Colombia, will wear DAEDO’s New WT Taekwondo Competition Uniforms, which were introduced for the first time since the Tokyo Olympics and had good feedback by Olympic athletes.

“We will do our best to ensure that the first Taekwondo World Championship since the COVID-19 break is successful, and we will do our best to make sure that all the elite athletes perform well, as they had a lot of difficulties during the Covid pandemic, “said Park Chuen-wook, chairman of DAEDO.

DAEDO maintains exclusive sponsorship contracts for four regions among five regional federations of WT and one non-exclusive sponsorship contract with one region.

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September 13, 2022

Here’s how to know which is the Best Martial Art for you

It’s a post for you, or your child, who wants to enter the world of martial arts, whatever your first motivation.

If you’re considering taking up martial arts, it’s a decision that could positively change your life. Martial arts is one of the most incredible lifestyle and fitness programs available and will not only get you in good shape possible but also empower you with the value of martial arts.

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Are you still thinking about whether to start or not?

Want to start martial arts but haven’t got a clue where to start?

There are various sports in the world of martial arts. Each has a variety, such as a body used a lot and a range of bodies they can train. First, let’s find the best martial arts that fit you. Here we introduce the four best martial arts for a healthy body and mind. We hope you find the right one for you. Let’s jump on in!

#1. Taekwondo

Taekwondo is a modern martial art created and originated in Korea. Taekwondo isn’t only martial art; it’s a way of life.

It aims to effectively subdue the other person by using hands, feet, and other body parts, but it’s more kicking-based than other martial arts mentioned below. Beyond kicks, it teaches you the value of martial art, which includes respect, discipline, patience, and focus.

There are many Taekwondo clubs in Korea and every country as it helps children’s growth and adults’ mental and physical training. Taekwondo can not only have a healthy body by moving its whole body but also have a healthy mind through training.

#2. Karate

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Karate is a Japanese martial art developed in the Ryukyu kingdom under the influence of Chinese martial arts. It means “Empty hand” in Japanese.

Karate is predominantly a striking art using punching, kicking, knee strikes, elbow strikes, and open-hand techniques such as knife-hands, spear-hands, and palm-heel strikes.

Karate is the most popular martial arts in the world. Karate promotes self-discipline, builds strength, flexibility, and agility, and instills values of honor.

Also, karate is worth practicing alone. Many karatekas find that doing it gives them a sense of focus and tranquillity.

#3. Judo

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Japanese martial arts, meaning “the gentle way,” judo teaches you that fighting doesn’t have to involve punches or kicks. It is a gripping-focused martial art.

Judo is about using your opponent’s momentum and weight against them. The throws, trips, and joint locks you learn help develop coordination and strength.

Beyond the physical benefits, judo is also good for your healthy mind! According to one study, practicing judo can improve your overall happiness.

#4. MMA(Mixed Martial Arts)

MMA is arguably the ultimate martial art for improving your physical health. Of course, it’s slightly different from the three martial arts mentioned. If the three focus on training rather than actual fighting, MMA is a variety of martial arts that help in actual fighting, and the fight takes place in the Octagon. Now, let’s not talk about anything else because you’re at the beginning of training, not trying to fight in the Octagon.

Since it incorporates numerous techniques, striking and grappling, you’ll need to use almost every muscle in your body. Training sessions alternate between cardio, strength training, and technical drills. It’s one of the fastest and most fun ways to lose weight and get in shape.

Or just tap into your closest local club

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Above all, people who train together are important. In addition, as you have to train steadily, the club must be nearby. Don’t sit down any longer and look for clubs around you. Your life will change.

PRODUCTS FOR BEGINNERS

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You don’t need to buy the most expensive products, and you certainly don’t need a uniform and protection for professionals/Elite athletes. We want to introduce you to products that have been well-received by martial arts practitioners so that you can easily prepare your first start with good quality but good prices.

Explore our Basic Dobok(Taekwondo Uniform)

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2022

March 4, 2022

Daedo held the second technical seminar on PSS

The training event took place in the city of Barcelona, Spain, where Daedo is headquartered and in which the necessary knowledge to become a “Certified Technician” of the company was transmitted to different companies worldwide.

The goal of the leading company in martial arts equipment, especially in PSS, is to train more people around the world to provide a better service and ensure the proper functioning of the electronic bibs.

Due to the importance of this course, only 20 vacancies were made available to ensure that the content delivery is as individualized as possible, with special emphasis on details.

Daedo realizó el segundo seminario técnico sobre PSS

Judo

October 11, 2021

4-year agreement between Daedo and RFEJYDA

Renewed with RFEJYDA

Daedo International is committed to all martial arts, in particular Taekwondo, Karate, and Judo. That is why it is so important for us to have agreements with the different federations of these arts.

Last December 2020 the RFEJYDA and Daedo met to talk about the contract renewal, something that went positively reaching an agreement for 4 more years on the field, until 2024.

“The signing of the agreement, giving continuity to the one already signed in 2017, does nothing more than continue to strengthen the link both with the RFEJYDA and with our sport, a commitment that also demonstrates through direct sponsorships to athletes, currently having 6 Spanish athletes in addition to 3 other international athletes. “
https://www.rfejudo.com/newsletter/daedo-sigue-apostando-por-el-judo/

Karate

October 11, 2021

Sandra Sanchez wins gold at the Olympic Games in Tokyo 2020

Gold for Sandra Sanchez

Our Karateka Sandra Sanchez won the gold last August 5, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. Her struggle and effort have been vital to reach the top and once there she has achieved her expectations, defeating Kiyou shimizu with the Kata “Chatanyara Kushanku”, the one that made her winner at the 2018 World Championships.

Daedo supports martial arts as well as its athletes, that is why it makes us very happy to see the struggle and performance of all of them, Sandra is an example of effort, overcoming and constancy. Values that go hand in hand with Daedo International.

Next steps

Sandra plans to continue participating in all possible competitions, last October 3rd she won gold in the Karate Premier League in Moscow. Once again she proves that there is no reward without effort.

Let’s go for the next one Sandra!

Taekwondo

October 31, 2019

ITF 2019 World Championship

Daedo in the World ITF World Championship 2019!

We are very excited to introduce our new ITF protectors! You can find them online right now by clicking HERE.

Judo

May 13, 2019

Team Daedo won bronze in Baku

The Grand Slam of Baku brings together 449 judokas from 57 countries. The judokas from Team Daedo María Bernabéu, Niko Sherazadishvili y Rustam Orujov claimed bronze at the Baku Grand Slam 2019.