Lorestan taekwondo women's belt upgrade test was held

Khorramabad- The exam of the 294th round of Pom one to Dan three women's belt promotion of Lorestan province was held in the Taekwondo house of the province with the presence of 140 taekwondo athletes and the supervision of the Taekwondo Federation representative.

Khorramabad- The exam of the 294th round of Pom one to Dan three women's belt promotion of Lorestan province was held in the Taekwondo house of the province with the presence of 140 taekwondo athletes and the supervision of the Taekwondo Federation representative.

According to the reporter of Mehr, the exam of the 294th round of POM one-to-three women's belt upgrade was held in the Lorestan Taekwondo House with the presence of 140 qualified taekwondo practitioners.

This test was held in the presence of Shahriar Ahmadi, head of the Taekwondo Board of Lorestan province and Zainab Rahmatinia, the vice-chairman of the Taekwondo Board of the province, and Maryam Amini, the representative of the Taekwondo Federation from Central Province, also supervised the process of the test.

The responsibility of the women's examination committee of Lorestan province in this period was under the responsibility of Masoumeh Arbabi. Also, Maryam Gudarzi, Shokoofeh Hosseini and Arzoo Quaid Rahmati as examiners evaluated the technical level of the participants based on the relevant rules and criteria.

In this test, the technical capabilities of the taekwondo players and their level of preparation for upgrading the belt rank were measured in order to provide the necessary conditions for progressing and achieving higher grades in this sport.

Providing the ground for the development of female athletes

Conducting belt upgrade tests is one of the technical evaluation stages of athletes on the way to progress in taekwondo and provides the basis for measuring the level of preparation and meeting the necessary conditions for upgrading.

The exam of the 294th course of Lorestan women was also held with the aim of evaluating the technical level of the participants and supporting the progress of women taekwondo practitioners in the province on the way to achieving higher grades.