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electronic foot protectors used by a Taiwanese taekwondo athlete was grounds for disqualification at the Asian Games, but were certified for use in the competition, Taiwan's taekwondo team, said that according to ( WTF) World Taekwondo Federation website, both old and new models can be used in official taekwondo events until May 17, 2012. After Taiwan's Yang Shu-chun was disqualified at the Games in Asia on Wednesday, some media reported that the old version of the socks had been banned from competitions July.
The previous version of the shoe has sensors that attach to the surface of the media, while the new version, the sensors are sewn into the sock.
Budomart said in its statement that the WTF had sent messages to their members saying that enables brand socks LaJust mail, even if they are older models.
said guards LaJust made have been certified by the Asian Taekwondo Union for use in all competitions of the World Taekwondo Federation, including the ongoing Asian Games.
in formal complaints to the WTF Yang added that the electronic sensors have a platform additional sensor in the heel, which can be seen in the instruction booklet provided with the footwear.
Thursday, WTF Secretary General Yang Jin-suk told a press conference in Guangzhou that LaJust never had a product with a sensor on the back of the shoe and accused Yang of other pads cut to fit the location heel.
The Taiwanese fighter says came "in the competition area after an officer inspected and approved electronic socks."
When there were a few moments to finish the fight, Yang told the judges that the two sensors on their heels were against the rules and was disqualified.
"They said I should take away the two sensors after a test session with my opponent before the fight, and I did," says Yang.
judges arrested on suspicion of fighting had repositioned sensors that help you get more points by touching the opponent, but denies the Taiwanese fighter and not given any opportunity to reply.
Yang
required to review the video of the fight and considered the evidence so as not to stain his name with accusations of cheating.
Sports Minister of Sport in Taiwan, Tai Hsia-ling, considers that the explanations of the World Taekwondo Federation is unacceptable and threatens to bring the case to international arbitration if not offered a reasonable explanation. Tai
also filed a protest with the authorities of the Asian Games as it considers discriminatory treatment against a Taiwanese athlete.
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