Canadian Elite Taekwon-Do Federation

10/08/2026

06/15/2026

Today, we remember the man whose vision changed millions of lives around the world.

General Choi Hong Hi did not simply create a martial art; he created a path built on courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control and an indomitable spirit.

More than two decades after his passing, his teachings continue to inspire generations of practitioners who carry his legacy in every pattern, every training session and every act of respect.

His dream became our way of life.

General Choi Hong Hi
9 November 1918 – 15 June 2002

04/28/2026

Honoured to have Master El Bey and Master Tyrakowski represent Canada at the ITF 60th Anniversary Technical Seminar in Korea; the birthplace of Taekwon-Do.

Sixty years of discipline, tradition, and global unity brought together practitioners from around the world. This experience went beyond training. It was a reminder of the responsibility we carry as ambassadors of this art.

From refining technique at the source, to standing in historically significant places like the Goseong DMZ and Tong-Il Observatory, every moment reinforced the vision of General Choi Hong Hi, not only to develop Taekwon-Do, but to use it as a force for unity.

One family. Many flags. One legacy.

Returning to Canada with renewed purpose: to share, to grow, and to continue upholding the highest standards of ITF Taekwon-Do.

감사합니다.

04/22/2026

ITF 60th Anniversary Commemoration

03/22/2026

01/03/2026

01/02/2026

Must watch ⬇️

Mrs. Choi, widow of General Choi Hong Hi (Founder of Taekwon-Do), rejected a text circulated as “General Choi Hong-Hi’s Final Words” by a North Korea–based ITF group. In her testimony, she said the Founder had been unable to speak in his final days and that the narrative describing an allege...

12/31/2025

2025 Recap 🇨🇦🥋 | Canadian Elite Taekwon-Do

2025 was built on early mornings, hard rounds, and choosing discipline.

From elite training camps preparing for the ITF World Championship in Spain, to Master-led Taekwon-Do workshops, to competing at local and regional tournaments across Ontario — every moment mattered.

This year was about refining skills, sharpening technique, and developing a mindset that holds up under pressure.

It was also about nurturing friendships - the kind built through shared struggle, mutual respect, and pushing each other to be better on and off the mats.

More than medals or rankings, 2025 was about growth, connection, and representing Canadian Taekwon-Do with pride wherever we trained and competed.

We're grateful for the coaches, Masters, teammates, and community that made this year possible.

2025 built the base. 2026 raises the level.

Taekwon-Do isn’t just trained. It’s lived.

Taekwon!