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Ladakhadakh Taekwondo Association ConductsBelt Grading Test in Leh

Leh, February 09, 2026:


The Ladakh Taekwondo Association (LTA), in collaboration with the District Leh Taekwondo Association, successfully organized a Belt Grading Tes
t for Taekwondo players of Leh District at the Ladakh Taekwondo Academy, Leh.

A total of 33 players from Team Dragonchan and Ladakh Taekwondo Academy participated in the grading test. Out of these, 26 players qualified for Yellow Belt, 4 for Green Belt, and 3 for Green-1st Belt, marking a significant achievement for the young martial artists.

The grading test was conducted by Mohd Ali, Taekwondo Coach at SAI Kargil, who was deputed by the Ladakh Taekwondo Association as the official Examiner for the event.

On the occasion, Safdar Ali, Treasurer of the Ladakh Kho-Kho Association, graced the event as the Chief Guest. International player and Owner of Ladakh Taekwondo Academy, Tashi Tundup, and Mohd Jawed, Coach of Team Dragonchan, were also present along with parents and supporters.

Addressing the gathering, Chief Guest Safdar Ali congratulated the successful candidates and appreciated the Ladakh Taekwondo Association for its consistent efforts in promoting martial arts in the region. He stated that such grading tests not only evaluate technical skills but also instill discipline, confidence, and sportsmanship among youth. He emphasized that sports play a vital role in shaping character and encouraged the players to work hard and aim for excellence at national and international platforms. He also acknowledged the dedication of coaches and the support of parents in nurturing young talent.

Examiner Mohd Ali expressed satisfaction over the overall performance of the players. He noted that the participants showed commendable improvement in basic techniques, kicks, poomsae, and discipline. He remarked that belt promotion is not merely a change in rank but a greater responsibility to maintain higher standards of training and conduct. He advised the players to continue regular practice, enhance their stamina and technical skills, and prepare themselves for upcoming district and UT-level championships.

The event concluded with the distribution of belts and certificates among the successful candidates, celebrating their hard work and dedication.