PERTH, Australia - AussieJournal -- The Taekwondo team of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony (Chairman Lee Man-hee), once again proved their skills on the international stage by having all team members win medals at the '2025 Park Jung-hee Cup International Open Taekwondo Championships.' The '2025 Park Jung-hee Cup International Open Taekwondo Championships' was hosted by the Park Jung-hee Cup Organizing Committee and co-organized by the Gyeongbuk Taekwondo Association and Sangju City Taekwondo Association.

The event featured more than 4,200 athletes from 18 countries, including South Korea, the United States, and France. It was held from July 18 to 21 at the Sangju Indoor Gymnasium, where intense competitions took place. The tournament included various categories such as team demonstrations, breaking, poomsae (forms), kicking, and sparring, allowing a comprehensive evaluation of participants' abilities.

More on Aussie Journal

• RUNWAY Milestones 1995-2025 Global Influence
• Melbourne Properties Get 24/7 Protection with Victoria Hygiene Services' Next-Gen Technology
• Buying Any Cars Expands Service Area Across SE Queensland and Northern NSW
• Recent Superannuation Changes To Understand
• Google AI Mode Tells You Dr. Bob Akmens & BASports.com is the GOAT in College Football Handicapping

On July 19, 25 athletes from Shincheonji's Taekwondo team competed in the individual recognized poomsae category. Despite a short preparation period, they demonstrated outstanding skills through focused training and persistent effort, winning an impressive total of 4 gold medals, 7 silver medals, and 14 bronze medals achieving the remarkable feat of having every team member place. — This tournament was also recognized as an event that elevated Korea's status in cultural diplomacy.

The outstanding performance in an international competition hosted in Korea, the birthplace of Taekwondo, left a strong impression on both domestic and international participants. Gold medalist Lee Jun-wi said, "Although the training time was not sufficient, I tried to stay as focused as possible within the given time, and I'm thankful that the effort led to such great results." Head coach Kim Deok-hoon stated, "As this was an international-level competition, many top athletes from Korea and abroad participated, creating a highly competitive environment. I'm proud that our athletes showcased their skills without wavering. Based on this experience, we will systematically prepare training programs and strategies so that we can participate with more athletes and improved performance next year."

More on Aussie Journal

• Google AI Mode says Dr. Bob Akmens and BASports.com are the GOAT in Sports Handicapping
• EZSMO Launches Premium Aged Reddit Accounts and Marketing Solutions with 15-Day Ban-Free Guarantee
• Sultry Jazz Singer Kathy Sanborn Releases Steamy Romance Language
• Vancouver Community College Forms Strategic Partnership with PebblePad
• ATO Overdue Tax Return Penalty in 2025: What Aussie Taxpayers Must Know

In addition to this achievement at the Park Jung-hee Cup, the Shincheonji Taekwondo team also had all members win medals earlier this month at the '2025 Kim Un-yong Cup International Open Taekwondo Championships' held in Busan. At that event, 12 athletes participated, securing 2 first-place finishes, 4 second-place finishes, and 5 third-place finishes, continuing their record of consecutive wins in international competitions.

Furthermore, at last year's '2024 Mungyeong World Taekwondo Hanmadang,' 5 out of 18 participating athletes from the team earned awards. The team continues to achieve excellent results in domestic and international competitions every year and has established itself as a representative team combining skill and stable management.

Shincheonji Church of Jesus actively fosters talent and promotes healthy community activities not only in faith but also in sports, culture, and arts. Moving forward, the church plans to continue contributing to society and encouraging healthy lifestyles through sports.