Endorsed · Federación Mexicana de Taekwondo
FEMEXTKD
Mexico's national governing body for Taekwondo, and its member federation to World Taekwondo. Bulsajo carries its endorsement.
- Mexico's national governing body for Taekwondo, and its member federation to World Taekwondo
- 32 state associations, one for every state in Mexico
- National championships at cadet, infantil and poomsae level
- The junior and senior national teams, and a Para Taekwondo program
What FEMEXTKD Is
The Federación Mexicana de Taekwondo was established in 1976 and is made up of 32 state associations — one for every state in Mexico. It is the country's national governing body for the sport and its member federation to World Taekwondo, which makes it the organization that selects and prepares the athletes Mexico sends to the Olympic Games.
From its base in Mexico City it runs the national championships at cadet, infantil and poomsae level, prepares the junior and senior national teams, and runs a growing Para Taekwondo program. Mexico has been one of the strongest Olympic Taekwondo nations in the world for two decades, and this is the body behind that.
Visit femextkdoficial.mx ↗What It Means For A Bulsajo Student
An endorsement from a national federation is not a certificate you can buy. It ties this school to one of the most demanding competitive Taekwondo programs in the hemisphere, and it says that the way we teach Olympic style Taekwondo would be recognized inside it.
For a student who wants to compete, that matters. It means the sparring you are taught here is the sparring that is actually scored at that level — not a local dialect of it.
Established
1976
Made up of
32 state associations, one per Mexican state
Status
Mexico's national governing body for Taekwondo and its member federation to World Taekwondo
Our connection
Bulsajo Taekwondo is endorsed by FEMEXTKD
Who Else Bulsajo Trains With
Interested In Competing?
Tournaments are optional at Bulsajo, and open to anyone who wants them. Ask us what the next one looks like.