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From 25 to 27 September 2026, ATSA brought together 82 students for the competition at Dewan Sri Putatan, marking another meaningful chapter in our students’ journey. For us, a competition is never simply about collecting medals. Every student came with a different goal. Some wanted to perform with greater confidence, some wanted to improve their techniques, while others simply wanted to challenge themselves and experience the competition floor. Whatever their personal target was, each student had something meaningful to work towards.
Months of training, corrections, practice and preparation came together on the competition floor, giving our students an opportunity to put their skills to the test, experience the pressure of a real competition and discover what they can do when it matters. We were proud to see our students step forward with confidence, knowing that behind every performance were many hours of preparation and the commitment of our masters, teachers, students and parents.
The progress we see on competition day is never the work of one person alone. It comes from everyone playing their part. Our students continue to attend training, practise and put in the effort. Our masters and teachers continue to guide, correct and prepare them. Our parents make time, arrange schedules, bring their children to training and continue to support them throughout the journey. When everyone is committed to the same goal, the results naturally become part of the journey.
Some moments went exactly as planned, while others became valuable lessons for the next training session. Both are part of growth. For our parents, thank you for walking this journey with us and for believing in your children through every step. Your commitment and support are an important part of every achievement we celebrate.
At ATSA, we believe every student has their own pace, their own strengths and their own goals. Our role is not to make every student the same, but to guide each one to become better than they were before. Every competition gives our students another opportunity to learn, test what they have prepared and take the next step forward.
When we look back at this journey, it is not only the results that make us proud. It is the confidence, effort, friendships and growth that our students and families have built together.
This is our ATSA journey. We prepare together, we learn together, and we continue moving forward together.
ATSA will be participating in an upcoming Local Taekwondo Competition, held within the Putatan Kota Kinabalu at 25-27th September 2026.
This competition is open exclusively to ATSA Advanced Class students. Student selection and preparation will begin during the Advanced Class sessions from July 2026, with focused competition training starting in August 2026. Selected students will be informed at least one month before the competition to allow sufficient time for preparation and registration. Registration comfirmation close on 31 August 2026, after which ATSA will proceed with the final competition arrangements and continued preparation leading up to the event.
🏆 Winners from this competition will have the opportunity to advance to the National Level, representing ATSA with pride and excellence.
Let’s train hard, stay focused, and aim high — your journey to the national stage starts here!
Eligibility Criteria:
✅ Advanced Class Student Only
✅ Pass assessment in class
Student Namelist:
Poomsae professional:
Poomsae professional (Family):
VR:
Poomsae Amateur:
Sparring:
Our primary goal in this competition is to provide each student with a meaningful experience that enhances their confidence and independence. We believe that focusing on one category allows our students to fully dedicate themselves to their preparation and performance, ensuring they gain the most from this valuable opportunity.
While we understand the excitement of competing in multiple categories, we encourage each participant to focus on just one poomsae category or one sparring category. This approach allows us to concentrate on quality over quantity, emphasizing personal growth rather than the pursuit of numerous medals. Our focus is on fostering resilience, determination, and independence—skills that will serve them well both in and out of the competition arena.
Additionally, we kindly remind you that students are expected to participate independently, which includes traveling with the team and sharing meals together without parental supervision. This is an integral part of the learning experience, helping them build camaraderie and self-reliance. We look forward to witnessing their growth and success at the upcoming competition.
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