Kelab Taekwondo (WTF) Roza

16/04/2026

Sports Combat's Class,every Monday and Wednesday nights (8.00-10.00pm). Preparation for Perak's first Championship at Ipoh on 5-7 June 2026

17/01/2026

Sir Aizat baru selesai menghidupkan Lesen Kejurulatihan Taekwondo Malaysia bagi tahun 2026 untuk Kelab Taekwondo (WTF) Roza yang bernaung dibawah Taekwondo Malaysia- WTF & Persekutuan Taekwondo Negeri Perak dan di sokong oleh Olympic Council Malaysia, Majlis Sukan Negara & Sports Com.
Seminar telah diadakan di Dewan Perdana Institut Sukan Negara pada 17 Januari 2026.

10/01/2026

Semalam 9/1/26 telah diadakan penyampaian sijil kepada dua org black belt dan ahli lain yang telah lulus pada grading tahun lalu... Tahniah kepada :

1. Sir aliff telah lulus kursus specific level 1
2. Danial syafiq berjaya mendapat 1st Dan black belt
3. Semua ahli yg lulus grading

Semoga semua ahli lebih bersemangat dalam latihan akan datang dan terus maju jaya!!!

31/12/2025

Thanks for all the memories in 2025... See u guys again at 2026....

17/10/2025

Ujian kenaikan tali pinggang telah berlangsung pada 16/10/25 di Fitness House, Kamunting.Tahniah semua kerana telah lulus dengan jayanya....

12/10/2025

Kejohanan Jemputan RSB 2025
bertempat di Arena Badminton Ipoh
pada 3 - 5 oktober 2025 .

Tahniah kelab ROZA telah berjaya memungut 2 Perak🥈🥈 dan 2 Gangsa🥉🥉 Tahniah kepada:
Darrel - perak virtual sparring
Fahim - perak poomsae & gangsa virtual sparring
Iqbal - gangsa kyurogi

10/09/2025

🔹 Counting in Korean at Taekwondo Class: A Guide for New Beginners 🥋

In Taekwondo, discipline and respect are shown not only through movement but also through language. Around the world, students begin learning Taekwondo in Korean—the art’s country of origin. One of the first things beginners encounter in class is counting in Korean. Whether practicing basic techniques, poomsae, or warm-up drills, counting helps synchronize the class and keeps students connected to Taekwondo’s cultural roots.

Why Count in Korean?
• Tradition: Using Korean preserves the heritage of Taekwondo.
• Unity: No matter what country you train in, the same Korean numbers are used.
• Focus: Counting in another language helps students stay alert and engaged during training.

Numbers 1–10 in Korean (Romanized Pronunciation)
1. Hana (하나) – ha-nah
2. Dul (둘) – dool
3. Set (셋) – set
4. Net (넷) – net
5. Dasot (다섯) – da-suht
6. Yasot (여섯) – ya-suht
7. Ilgop (일곱) – il-gop
8. Yodol (여덟) – yo-dohl
9. Ahop (아홉) – ah-hop
10. Yeol (열) – yuhl

How It’s Used in Class
• During warm-ups (push-ups, sit-ups, jumping jacks), the instructor often calls out the number, and students repeat it loudly in Korean.
• When practicing basic techniques (kicks, blocks, strikes), each count signals the next movement.
• In poomsae training, counting ensures everyone moves together and maintains rhythm.

Tips for Beginners
• Speak loudly and confidently—your voice shows spirit (kihap).
• Don’t worry about perfect pronunciation at first; clarity and effort matter most.
• Practice outside class by counting steps or repetitions in Korean.

Learning to count in Korean is a small step, but it creates a strong connection to Taekwondo’s tradition and the global Taekwondo family. From hana to yeol, every number strengthens your discipline, spirit, and respect for the art.

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