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Administration of Provincial Referees Policy (KYORUGI)

Objective
These regulations are to efficiently administrate the Provincial Referees Program of Taekwondo Manitoba and promote development of referees to the National level.

Administration
Overall administration of the Provincial Referees shall be made by the Taekwondo Manitoba Referee Chair. To be appointed annually by the Board of Directors.

Qualification
Taekwondo Manitoba will grant qualifications as a Provincial Referee of Taekwondo Manitoba to those who have passed the prescribed examination at the Provincial Referee seminar conducted by the Taekwondo Manitoba Referee Chairperson. Members shall not seek certification from outside the province to be valid in Manitoba. Certifications from previous PSOs shall not be recognised.

Provincial Referee Seminar
The Provincial Referee seminar shall only be conducted by the Taekwondo Manitoba Referee Chairperson or his/her delegate.

Dress Code
All certified Taekwondo Manitoba Referees shall wear black pants, a crisp white shirt, Taekwondo Manitoba branded tie, and taekwondo shoes (white in color). Other Taekwondo Manitoba branded attire may also be worn on occasion depending on event at the discretion of the Referee Chair or delegate. This will be in effect for the duration of a sanctioned event.

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Becoming a Taekwondo Manitoba Kyorugi Referee in 5 Easy Steps

  1. Become a member of Taekwondo Manitoba.
  2. Register for a provincial referee seminar, offered by Taekwondo Manitoba and presented by the Referee Chair for the Province.
  3. Study the most recent World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) Rules for Kyorugi. A copy can be found here:
    WTF Competition Rules and Regulatons (English & Korean) - Effective June 24, 2017
  4. Participate at the seminar, and pass the written test and practical examination.
  5. Practice, practice, practice…at your club, at local tournaments, in front of the mirror!

Please consult the Referee Regulations section for specific information on the requirements, promotion and selection for each level.

As an official, aim to be fair, use your common sense and encourage sportsmanlike conduct from all. Safety is the number one priority – always!

If you have questions, please contact the Referee Chair, Master Robert Quon:
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