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A total of eight Taekwondo, four women and an equal number of gentlemen, members left the national team on Tuesday afternoon to Korea where they will prepare a database which will run until next March 7.

The Olympian, fourth place in Beijing 2008, Carlos Vasquez (80 kg), before flying to Korea, weighed positively the work that will make the selection in China facing the Pan American qualifier to be held from 25 March 26 in Lima, Peru.

"We'll come with rechargeable batteries, so to speak, after three weeks of continuous work and hard training in the birthplace of this discipline," he said.

In the men, Vásquez addition, a bronze medalist in the last Pan American Games Rio 2007, flown to Korean Mario Leal (58 Kg), Danny Miranda (68) and Juan Diaz (+80).

Meanwhile, Miladys Marino (49 Kg), Adanys Lamb (57), Josmar Diaz (67) and Carolina Fernandez (+67) round out the quartet of ladies who make up the national side. Teutonic blank



A week before the national team heading to Korea, its similar of Germany arrived in the country to train alongside the Local Church for 10 days.

In connection with this event, Vasquez felt that was an extraordinary opportunity to exchange fighting techniques and styles with a choice, such as Germany, which has in its range within the Olympic athletes.

"We fighting between the weights, it was very productive for both teams," he added. Optimism and safety



Regarding the possibilities of the national team qualify for the upcoming Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, Vasquez said that the cast has a high level Creole.

"In that sense I feel confident and secure a good result, not only my weight, but in all others, even at the continental level is extraordinary contestants will not put us easy, "he mused

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Juveniles throw more gold to the coffers in the U.S. Open Maria del Rosario Espinoza

Austin, Texas .- During the second day of competition at the Austin Convention Center, Texas, which hosts the U.S. Open, the Junior National Taekwondo Team returned to show good workmanship and excellent results for Mexico to win the Mexican youth 17 medals in total, 7 of which were gold, 7 silver and 3 bronze. This was confirmed by the Mexican Federation of Taekwondo.

A total of 17 competitors who represent Mexico in this international event classified as G2, in the ranking of the WTF, one of the countries participating in this event. The young competitors in our country were in good spirits, eager to excel and was a good experience for the commitments they have in the coming months.

Competitors gold medal are: Romualdo Salazar, Leslie Torres, Eduardo D. Espinoza, Melissa Cardenas, Jose Ramos Robles, Victoria Heredia, Antonio C. Bazaldúa Barron, Silver: Alejandra M. Lozano, Oscar D. Gomez, Irving A. Delgado, Carlos U. Tinajero, Jesus Sifuentes, Brenda Romero, Hermosillo Valle; Bronze: Sandra Leyva, Melissa A. Gastelum, Maria I. Felix.

juveniles The fair was excellent, as teams like Puerto Rico, Australia, Brazil and Azerbaijan showed that working with great intensity in their youth teams because next year there will be competition in Egypt.

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Olympic medalist meet expectations in the U.S. Open Taekwondo, held in Texas

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 21 .- María del Rosario Espinoza won the second gold medal for Mexico in the closing of the U.S. Open Taekwondo held this weekend in Austin, Texas.
Mexican Olympic medalist won yesterday in the final of the German middleweight Melda Akcan, and thus gave Mexico the second gold, after which Uriel Adriano also did a day earlier in the largest category, beating 10-3 to Elvin Mammadov of Azerbaijan.
On the other hand, Alfonso Idulio Islands and Victoria, the feather and bantam divisions, respectively, won silver, also in yesterday.
Islands fell in the final against Britain's Martin Stamper, while Victoria fell to the Frenchman Steven Barclais.
On the day last Saturday Salvador Pérez heavy weight also fell to the Serb Vanja Babic.
Finally, César Rodríguez (fin), Salvador Alvarez (fly) and Guadalupe Ruiz (heavy) achieved bronze in the open end. Itzel
Manjarrez, Daniela Padilla, Margarita Gutierrez Espinoza and Dayan also hung the bronze, but in the day Saturday, for a total of 12 medals in the U.S. visit

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Olympic medalist Maria del Rosario Espinoza World runner-up taekwondo, Damian Villa, accompanied by 43 other selected, traveled this morning and headed to Austin, Texas, to attend the U.S. Open.

One of the objectives of selection on this competition is focused on collecting points, and which alone gives units open for the world ranking, plus will serve as preparation for the upcoming Pan American Games Guadalajara 2011.

Competitors attending the tournament from 17 to 21 February were those who were planted in each category in the evaluation of Aguascalientes and were eager to perform well as last year to become first team.

A Damian Villa would like to be named best male competitor as last year. "Yes, I would like, it is difficult to choose a competitor for two consecutive years, but I think if I have a good performance and get back to a gold medal, because it is a possibility."

In turn, Maria del Rosario Evans believes that the strongest competitors are in the range of U.S., Canada, and Brazil, but said the most important thing is to keep growing with rivals that touches face.

The U.S. Open is one of the best in the world compared to that of Germany, the Netherlands and Spain. "Used to watch the contrary also to see how they perform each of the boys," said Jose Luis Onofre, coach of the Mexican taekwondo.