MKS "Lewart" AGS Club and Lublin Taekwon-do Sport Club would like to invite You for 14th Central Summer Camp in Poland to be held in the term 29th June - 8th July 2009 in Nowa Ruda Slupiec, a picturesque city situated in Kotlina Klodzka next to Sowie and Stolowe Mountains, south-west part of Poland, nearby the Czech boarder. For the fifth time Taekwon-do practicioners from all over the world have the opportunity to meet in that beautiful place to study Taekwon-do from the best and to exchange their experiences.

The Central Taekwon-do Summer Camp will be conducted by:

• Master Tadeusz Łoboda - VII Dan, President of PTA, author of training programmes for instructor and referee courses, Polish National Team Coach from 1985 to 1990;
• Master Jerzy Jedut - VII Dan - chief of the technical matters PTA, Polish National Team Coach (1987-95); teacher of many eminent athletes who won the titles of world and Europe champions;
• Jaroslaw Suska - V Dan - international-class competitor, three time world champion and sixteenth-time champion of Europe in patterns, the best Polish technique practitioner, boasting of the best technical level in the history of Polish Taekwon-do;
• Kamola Sławomir - IV Dan, counterterrorist police officer, instructor in self-defence

Participants will be appointed to the particular group according to their technical advancement and age. There are planned:

• at least two trainings a day for each group plus self-defence classes and individual assistance
• DVD presentations (a possibility of copying top championships e.g. European and World Championships, International Tournaments);
• extra activities concerning further mastering of techniques, patterns, sparring and self-defence;
• The one day trip to Prague (210 km) the capitol of Czech (cost will be about 15 euro) and several other attractive trips are planned.
• Two hours per day aqua centre free of charge is included
• other extra activities

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Download: Detailed information about the event (MS Word doc, 57 kB), Application form (MS Word doc, 453 kB).

Here you can read the reports from the previous summer camps: Year 2008, Year 2007, Year 2006, Year 2005.