Software for Taekwondo clubs

Taekwondo is an Olympic sport, not a generic label.

Paak already manages your members, payments, teams and compliance. For Taekwondo, it goes further: WT Kyorugi scoring (1 to 5 points per strike and target, PSS electronic in competition), clean Kyorugi / Poomsae separation, WT or ITF affiliation recorded, geup-dan belts and federation licences.

  • WT Kyorugi scoring — body punch, body / head kicks, turning kicks, gam-jeom to the opponent
  • Kyorugi & Poomsae — two separate disciplines, distinct statistics and rankings
  • Child-protection compliance — instructors tracked, reminders before expiry

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Kyorugi · 3 rounds of 2 min (WT) Scoring 1 to 5 points · PSS-compatible Kyorugi & Poomsae separated FFTDA licences Hosted in Europe
Built for Taekwondo

Everything a Taekwondo club manages, in one tool.

/6 + /4
Judged Poomse — technical and presentation score, separate from Kyorugi
1 → 5
points per technique in WT Kyorugi, by strike and target
10 + dan
geup grades white to red, then 1 to 9 dan
0 €
up to 100 members — no time limit
01 · The bout journal

WT Kyorugi — every strike to the right fighter.

In official competition, the Protector and Scoring System (PSS) records hits automatically. In training or non-PSS situations, Paak's +/− buttons allow manual scoring with the same rules. Every action ties to the fighter.

  • 1 to 5 points — body punch (1), body kick (2), head kick (3), turning kicks (4 and 5)
  • Gam-jeom — the penalty awards a point to the opponent
  • Results consolidated post-match — round scores, penalties, KO/RSC
See the bout journal
Live WT Kyorugi scoring of a Taekwondo bout in Paak — 1 to 5 points, gam-jeom
Round scores
consolidated post-match
Fighter profile of a Taekwondo club in Paak — record, Kyorugi bout actions, Poomse technical /6 and presentation /4
Geup & dan
grade exams with date
02 · Fighter profile & progression

A profile that separates Kyorugi and Poomsae.

A fighter isn't automatically good at poomsae, and vice versa. The athlete profile separates the two disciplines correctly, each with its own competitions and rankings, and tracks geup-dan progression.

  • Kyorugi vs Poomsae — distinct statistics, separate competitions and rankings
  • Geup/dan grade exams — dates, poomsae mastered, examiner name
  • Poom grades for juniors under 15 — recorded on the profile; conversion to dan at majority is entered manually
  • Seniority between grades — you log each grading date, Paak keeps the history
See progression tracking
The bout journal

The score, in Taekwondo terminology.

No invented stats: exactly the WT Kyorugi values. In official competition the PSS records hits; in training, manual scoring follows the same rules.

Body punch
1 pt · chest — head punches illegal in WT
Body kick
2 pts · chest protector
Head kick
3 pts · helmet
Turning body kick
4 pts · chest protector with >180° rotation
Turning head kick
5 pts · helmet with >180° rotation
Gam-jeom (penalty)
−1 pt · point awarded to opponent
Kyorugi · 3 rounds of 2 min (WT): Paak configures WT Kyorugi scoring (PSS electronic in competition, manual entry in training). Your club's affiliation (WT or ITF) is recorded with its licences on profile setup.
Two federations, not one

WT and ITF — everything differs.

Taekwondo has been split since the 1970s between World Taekwondo (WT), the Olympic federation, and International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), General Choi Hong Hi's historical federation. Kyorugi, poomsae, grades, permitted strikes — nothing is interchangeable. Software that treats Taekwondo as a single thing misreads half the sport. Paak computes WT Kyorugi scoring and records your club's affiliation (WT or ITF) with its licences.

WT The Olympic format

PSS (electronic chest protector and helmet) scoring. 1 point for a body punch, 2 for a body kick, 3 for a head kick, 4 for a turning body kick, 5 for a turning head kick. 3 rounds of 2 min. No head punches. Taegeuk + Black belt poomsae.

ITF The historical format

Semi-contact sparring. Manual scoring without PSS. Controlled head punches allowed. Chang-Hon patterns (tul) — 24 forms named after Korean history. Slightly different dobok uniform.

Kyorugi Sparring

Sparring / combat. A distinct discipline with its own competitions and rankings. Paak separates the statistics correctly.

Poomsae Form

Technical form judged by a jury. A distinct discipline. The poomsae sequences (Taegeuk + Black belt) require precise transitions.

Progression

Geup & dan — white to black.

10 geup from white to brown, then 1 geup (red or red-black depending on federation), then the dan hierarchy (or poom for juniors). Minimum seniority between grades: 3 months for early geup up to several years for higher dan, per federation rules. Paak records each grading date.

10 geup — White 9 geup — Yellow 8 geup 7 geup — Green 6 geup 5 geup — Blue 4 geup 3 geup — Red 2 geup 1 geup Dan / Poom (I to IX)

National federation portals + Paak — complementary, not competing.

National federations (FFTDA in France, others elsewhere) run their own portals for licences and official gradings. You keep them. Paak lives alongside and handles everything those portals don't: annual dues, Mollie payments, child-protection compliance, WT Kyorugi scoring (PSS 1-5 points), Poomsae / Kyorugi separation, geup / dan progression (with poom for juniors under 15).

Federation portal

Stays your official reference

  • Federation licences — number, expiry, age category, official grade
  • Official gradings
  • FFTDA (France, WT) and ITF-affiliated clubs supported separately
  • Competition registration (e.g. French Championships)
Paak · alongside

What you gain on top

  • Tiered pricing (baby taekwondo / children / teens / adults / competitors) with family discounts
  • Online payments (Mollie) for dues, camps, equipment
  • Bout journal: WT Kyorugi scoring (PSS 1-5 points) live
  • Poomsae / Kyorugi separation as distinct disciplines
  • Geup / dan progression (with poom for juniors under 15)
  • Child-protection compliance — instructor verification tracking
Compliance · instructor honorabilité, licences & grades

French loi du 8 mars 2024 — tracked for you.

The French law of 8 March 2024 makes club presidents personally liable for the honorabilité (background-check status) of every instructor and adult volunteer in regular contact with minors — in Taekwondo, this covers the head instructor, assistants, baby-taekwondo animators, referees and any belt-rank holder teaching minors (benjamin / minime / cadet / junior categories). In other jurisdictions it maps to the equivalent background-check requirement.

  • Status per instructor — valid / expiring soon / expired
  • Automatic reminders 30, 14 and 7 days before each attestation expires — email to the instructor and notification to the president
  • CSV export in the ministry SI Honorabilité / FIJAISV column order, one click
  • FFTDA licence, teaching qualification (CQP APAM, BPJEPS AMP, DEJEPS), geup/dan grade and medical certificate on the same instructor profile
Instructors · season 2025–26 Real-time compliance
Marc Aubert
Instructor · 3rd dan · BPJEPS AMP
Up to date
Sophie Renaud
Baby-taekwondo animator
Expires 38 d
Karim Boudjedra
Assistant · 1st dan · CQP APAM
Up to date
Élise Marchetti
Competitors coach · DEJEPS
Expires 7 d
Antoine Dupré
Belt-rank holder teaching juniors · 2nd dan
Up to date
New · Member portal

Your members get their own space — no account, no password.

A personal secure link in every club email: schedule and call-ups, dues payable online (“Pay everything” in one payment), medical certificate upload, progression, volunteering.

Discover the member portal →

Simple, transparent pricing

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Organize your club.
  • Up to 100 members
  • 3 admins, 1 sport, 3 groups
  • Member management & CSV import
  • Sessions & attendance with RSVP
  • Emergency protocols & incidents
  • Sponsorship (3 max)
  • Staff safeguarding checks (legally required)
  • EU-hosted data, GDPR compliant
  • Member portal for every member — no account, no password
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Paak Pro
99 / month
 
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  • Everything in Paak One, plus:
  • Unlimited members
  • 10 admin users (+€5/seat/mo)
  • Unlimited sports & groups
  • Advanced analytics & exports
  • Live performance tracking
  • Advanced stock management
  • Sponsorship ROI & auto-renewal
  • Priority support
  • Advanced newsletter (rich editor, templates, analytics, 5,000/mo)
  • Newsletter merge fields (12 variables)
  • AGM financial report · budget · bank reconciliation · XLSX export
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Frequently asked questions

Does Paak handle both WT and ITF rules?

Yes on scoring: Paak computes WT Kyorugi (1-5 points per strike and target, PSS electronic for official competition) and keeps Poomsae and Kyorugi separate. ITF is a parallel federation — your club records its affiliation and licences (WT or ITF), with live scoring following the WT scale.

Is the electronic PSS scoring system compatible with Paak?

Paak is not a PSS (Protector and Scoring System) — PSS is electronic chest protection linked to the helmet, not software. In official competition, PSS records hits automatically. Paak consolidates results post-match (round scores, penalties, KO/RSC) and tracks fighter progression. The two tools are complementary, not competing.

Does Paak track geup/dan progression and junior poom grades?

Yes. 10 geup (white) to 1 geup (red), then 1 dan to 9 dan for adults. Juniors under 15 receive poom grades (black belt with red stripe) instead of dan. Paak records grading dates and poomsae mastered, with the geup/dan progression history.

We have baby-taekwondo (4-6 years). Does Paak handle that age range?

Yes. The "baby" / "introduction" category is configurable. Paak allows a simplified geup without full sparring, focusing on poomsae and initiation games.

Are federation licences and child-protection compliance tracked?

Yes. Paak tracks federation licences (FFTDA in France; equivalents elsewhere), teaching qualifications (BPJEPS AMP, DEJEPS), and the child-protection verification requirement. In France this falls under the 8 March 2024 law; in other jurisdictions it maps to the equivalent background-check requirement. Paak also exports licence information (number, category, grade, medical certificate) as CSV to re-import on the FFTDA portal.

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