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Visit the Regional Round Robins information pages for further details.

Student athletes, alumni athletes, coaches, volunteers, judges and all other participants must first register their details (selecting either a Basic Pass or an Athlete Pass) and receive an ID-code before your department will be able to enter you into any tournament or event.

Once your athletes, coaches and volunteers are registered your sports department/ students’ union staff member may complete the team’s entry form. Note that competition entry forms will only be visible to registered and activated staff account holders.

A new national supplementary performance training programme for university student taekwondo athletes, comprising a national, inter-university composite training squad. The programme includes bi-monthly training sessions hosted at the GB National Taekwondo Centre, Manchester, focusing on development of existing performance athletes, aspiring performance athletes and all future BUCS EUSA European Universities Games qualifiers.

Two branches of the programme (training within the same venue but with seperate coaching staff) will first be available in both taekwondo disciplines currently contested in the EUSA European Universities Games: WT rules sparring (Olympic sparring) and Kukkiwon Poomsae (forms). Places within the programme are limited to either direct qualification (matching BUCS EUSA Games qualification boundaries) and a limited number of athlete nominations by institutions.

Please note that this programme does not replace our existing standalone fightcamps and other training courses, which remain open all student athletes and are available in all disciplines of taekwondo during term times, but are an addition to the overarching programme specifically designed for performance and aspiring athletes.

Athlete’s applications must be made via appropriate member of staff from their athletic union/ university sport department using the online registration form provided to that staff member. Please visit the Universities Composite Team page for details.

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A new national supplementary performance training programme for university student taekwondo athletes, comprising a national, inter-university composite training squad. The programme includes bi-monthly training sessions hosted at the GB National Taekwondo Centre, Manchester, focusing on development of existing performance athletes, aspiring performance athletes and all future BUCS EUSA European Universities Games qualifiers.

Two branches of the programme (training within the same venue but with seperate coaching staff) will first be available in both taekwondo disciplines currently contested in the EUSA European Universities Games: WT rules sparring (Olympic sparring) and Kukkiwon Poomsae (forms). Places within the programme are limited to either direct qualification (matching BUCS EUSA Games qualification boundaries) and a limited number of athlete nominations by institutions.

Please note that this programme does not replace our existing standalone fightcamps and other training courses, which remain open all student athletes and are available in all disciplines of taekwondo during term times, but are an addition to the overarching programme specifically designed for performance and aspiring athletes.

Athlete’s applications must be made via appropriate member of staff from their athletic union/ university sport department using the online registration form provided to that staff member. Please visit the Universities Composite Team page for details.

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Visit the Championships Series information pages for further details.

Student athletes, alumni athletes, coaches, volunteers, judges and all other participants must first register their details (selecting either a Basic Pass or an Athlete Pass) and receive an ID-code before your department will be able to enter you into any tournament or event.

Once your athletes, coaches and volunteers are registered your sports department/ students’ union staff member may complete the team’s entry form. Note that competition entry forms will only be visible to registered and activated staff account holders.

Visit the Regional Round Robins information pages for further details.

Student athletes, alumni athletes, coaches, volunteers, judges and all other participants must first register their details (selecting either a Basic Pass or an Athlete Pass) and receive an ID-code before your department will be able to enter you into any tournament or event.

Once your athletes, coaches and volunteers are registered your sports department/ students’ union staff member may complete the team’s entry form. Note that competition entry forms will only be visible to registered and activated staff account holders.

Visit the Championships Series information pages for further details.

Student athletes, alumni athletes, coaches, volunteers, judges and all other participants must first register their details (selecting either a Basic Pass or an Athlete Pass) and receive an ID-code before your department will be able to enter you into any tournament or event.

Once your athletes, coaches and volunteers are registered your sports department/ students’ union staff member may complete the team’s entry form. Note that competition entry forms will only be visible to registered and activated staff account holders.

Visit the Regional Round Robins information pages for further details.

Student athletes, alumni athletes, coaches, volunteers, judges and all other participants must first register their details (selecting either a Basic Pass or an Athlete Pass) and receive an ID-code before your department will be able to enter you into any tournament or event.

Once your athletes, coaches and volunteers are registered your sports department/ students’ union staff member may complete the team’s entry form. Note that competition entry forms will only be visible to registered and activated staff account holders.

A new national supplementary performance training programme for university student taekwondo athletes, comprising a national, inter-university composite training squad. The programme includes bi-monthly training sessions hosted at the GB National Taekwondo Centre, Manchester, focusing on development of existing performance athletes, aspiring performance athletes and all future BUCS EUSA European Universities Games qualifiers.

Two branches of the programme (training within the same venue but with seperate coaching staff) will first be available in both taekwondo disciplines currently contested in the EUSA European Universities Games: WT rules sparring (Olympic sparring) and Kukkiwon Poomsae (forms). Places within the programme are limited to either direct qualification (matching BUCS EUSA Games qualification boundaries) and a limited number of athlete nominations by institutions.

Please note that this programme does not replace our existing standalone fightcamps and other training courses, which remain open all student athletes and are available in all disciplines of taekwondo during term times, but are an addition to the overarching programme specifically designed for performance and aspiring athletes.

Athlete’s applications must be made via appropriate member of staff from their athletic union/ university sport department using the online registration form provided to that staff member. Please visit the Universities Composite Team page for details.

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The European Universities Sports Association (EUSA) Championships are the Champion’s League of European University Sport!

A-class divisions of the BSTF Spring Championships Series Finals are the BUCS qualification tournament for EUSA Games and Championship.

See Qualification for European Universities Games for further information.