The selection process in 2008 was the same as it is each year. Every country has a National Taekwondo organization, often referred to as the NGB (National Governing Body), or GNB (Governing National Body) which is recognized by the National Olympic Committee in each country. Athletes participate in State and National Olympic Championships, and then compete in the National Team Trials. After that, they compete in the National Olympic qualifiers to earn a spot on the team. These events are scheduled at various times in each country, and the dates are posted in advance on the website for the World Taekwondo Federation's member National Associations in each country.
There are USA Taekwondo Olympic Team trials where the prospective competitors compete and the winners are selected to the team.
Olympic teams are limited to four athletes per team.
No. Through the 2008 Games in Beijing no athlete representing North Korea has ever competed in Olympic Taekwondo.
Sixty (60) countries participated in the taekwondo events at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, and sixty-four (64) countries participated in the taekwondo events at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
It already is/was in the Olympics
It will be in 2012.
tokey hill
there arent any
There are 5 athletes competing in the Olympics. Anju Jason is in Tae Kwon Do. Roman Cress and Hayley Nemra are in Track and Field. Jared Heine and Julianne Kirchner are in Swimming.
3
mu yen chu from taiwan
No .... through the 2008 Games in Beijing no athlete representing North Korea has ever competed in Olympic taekwondo.