Olympic Taekwondo
Trainer-A License
Successful completion of the courses and examination to become a Taekwondo Trainer-A with the official examination and teaching commission of the German Taekwondo Association (DTU). The examination took place in Bavaria, more precisely in Ansbach, Franconia (Germany).
“If you want others to achieve more than you ever imagined, train them in an appreciative and motivating way that is characterized by acceptance and empathy … anything else will not capture their souls and empower them to grow beyond themselves.” ~ Thomas Fabula
The DTU Trainer-A license is the highest level of trainer certification in the German Taekwondo Union (DTU), comparable to the DSB Trainer-A, which qualifies holders to train and coach athletes at the highest level. Strict requirements must be met, including minimum age (21y), valid Trainer-B license, internships, and exams. It is the premier class, which goes far beyond the basic qualifications and is aimed at working with top athletes.
Train the Trainer
Further information
- de.wikipedia.org/Taekwondo-Weltmeisterschaften_1983
- en.wikipedia.org/1983_World_Taekwondo_Championships
- www.taekwondodata.com/thomas-fabula
- https://www.dosb.de
- https://www.dtu.de
License
Testimonial
“An above-average talent … Above all, Thomas Fabula has the ambition to turn talent into competitive action.” ~ Univ.-Prof. Dr.rer.nat. Wolfgang Dahmen, Leibniz Prize winner, 1st German Vice-Worldchampion Taekwondo (1975), RWTH Aachen
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Dahmen | Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen
“Your sporting career can rightly be described as outstanding. Your international successes have contributed significantly to the top position of our federation at European and world level. Your role model function as a prominent top athlete is of great value to our federation and our sport.” ~ Joachim C. Hey, Vice President & international affairs officer, German Taekwondo Association, Germany
Videos
Taekwondo Worldchampionships 1983 in Copenhagen (Denmark) final fight with KOREA.
Retrospective