Flower Mound Taekwondo Students Win Big at National Tournament

The Taekwondo America National Tournament took place the end of September in Dallas, and 30 Flower Mound Taekwondo students competed, winning medals in four individual competitions (board-breaking, forms, point-break sparring, and continuous sparring) and one synchronized forms team competition.

“Our students put in the work, and it showed,” said Bill Mischke, owner and chief instructor at Flower Mound Taekwondo. “The effort and dedication they brought to their training truly paid off.”

The tournament featured 41 Taekwondo America schools from nine states. Competitors ranged in age from 4 to 50+.

In addition to individual competitions, the National Tournament also hosted the Synchronized Forms Team Competition. During this event, student groups of 2-3 present a 60-90 second long performance, created and choreographed by the team members. Flower Mound Taekwondo Team “The Rodeo Divas” took second place in their division.

“I am so proud of all of our students,” Bill said, “and I cannot wait to see what the future holds for them.”

Established in 2004, Flower Mound Taekwondo is a member of Taekwondo America. They offer taekwondo classes for students ages 4 through adult and Krav Maga classes for adults age 16+.