Gabon Upgrades Taekwondo Refereeing to International Standards

Gabon's taekwondo federation trained 30 referees in international rules to boost officiating quality.

Gabon Upgrades Taekwondo Refereeing to International Standards

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Gabon's taekwondo federation has launched a training program to upgrade refereeing standards to meet international requirements. The initiative, held in Libreville, involved 30 referees who underwent instruction on the latest World Taekwondo rules and electronic scoring systems.

The training was led by international instructors and aimed to reduce officiating errors in national competitions. Participants received both theoretical and practical sessions, including simulations of match scenarios.

This effort aligns with the federation's goal to prepare athletes and officials for regional and international tournaments, such as the African Championships and Olympic qualifiers. The program is part of a broader strategy to develop taekwondo in Gabon.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many referees were trained in Gabon's taekwondo program?

30 referees participated in the training program in Libreville.

What was the main goal of the training?

To upgrade refereeing standards to international rules and reduce officiating errors.

Who led the training sessions?

International instructors conducted the training, covering World Taekwondo rules and electronic scoring.

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