MUJU, Korea (Nov. 4, 2023) – The home team charged to the top of the medal count today, facing down spirited competition from Australia, the Philippines and the USA after multiple showcases of grace and style at Taekwondowon.
World-class performances of the sport’s artistic, non-combative side were on tap across the board as the Muju Taekwondowon 2023 World Taekwondo Poomsae Open Challenge moved into its second day.
It was a crowded schedule on the field of play, with over 60 medals being awarded in age categories ranging from juniors to seniors aged over 65.
National Team Individual (Female), Individual (Male and Female, multiple age categories), Pairs (multiple age categories) and Teams (Female and Male, multiple age categories) were all contested.
The Challenge moves into its third and final day at Taekwondowon tomorrow.
For full details of all medals and medalists can be found clicking here.
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