British Taekwondo is delighted to be launching a series of free webinars to support our clubs and instructors, helping them develop, grow and continue providing the very best experience for their members.
We understand that running a successful Taekwondo club involves much more than delivering great training sessions. Whether it’s navigating governance and safeguarding requirements, growing membership, or understanding the latest guidance and best practice, club volunteers and instructors dedicate countless hours behind the scenes to ensure their clubs thrive.
As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting affiliated clubs, these webinars have been designed to provide practical advice, expert guidance and an opportunity to engage directly with specialists in their respective fields. Each session will focus on a key aspect of club development, giving attendees the chance to ask questions, share experiences and leave with valuable knowledge that can be applied within their own club.
By investing in our clubs, we’re investing in the future of British Taekwondo. We want every club to feel supported, empowered and equipped with the tools they need to provide safe, welcoming and sustainable environments where members of all ages and abilities can flourish.
Below, you’ll find details of our upcoming webinars and information on how to register. We encourage all affiliated clubs and instructors to take advantage of these free learning opportunities and join us online.
Club Support Webinar: My Club Hub
Tuesday 1st September 2026 | 6.30pm – 8.00pm
We will be hosting a Club Support Webinar designed to help clubs maximise the use of the My Club Hub membership system.
We recognise that effective club administration is essential to providing a positive experience for clubs and members. My Club Hub has been developed to simplify everyday administration, reduce manual processes, and support clubs in managing their memberships more efficiently.
This practical webinar, delivered by British Taekwondo, will guide clubs through the key features of My Club Hub, demonstrating time-saving tools, everyday best practice, and useful tips to help your clubs.
Navigating My Club Hub with Confidence
Whether you’re new to My Club Hub or have been using it since launch, this webinar will guide you through the system step-by-step, helping you understand where to find key features and how to use them efficiently.
We’ll cover the areas that clubs use most regularly, helping you feel more confident managing your club through the platform.
Working Smarter, Not Harder
Discover practical tips and time-saving features that can make managing your club quicker and easier.
We’ll demonstrate how to complete common tasks efficiently, including managing memberships, processing renewals, updating member information, checking licence statuses and navigating your club dashboard.
The aim is to help reduce administration, allowing you to spend more time focusing on your members and less time managing paperwork.
What’s New?
Since the launch of My Club Hub, a number of new features and improvements have been introduced based on feedback from clubs.
We’ll showcase the latest updates, explain how they can benefit your club, and highlight features you may not yet be using that could make day-to-day administration even easier.
To find out more about the webinar and to sign up, follow the link below.
Neurodiversity in Sport | Creating Inclusive Taekwondo Environments Where Every Member Can Thrive
Sunday 29th November 2026 | 11.00am – 2.00pm
We are also delighted to invite you to a free Neurodiversity in Sport Seminar later this year, designed to help clubs better understand, support, and empower neurodivergent participants within our Taekwondo community.
As a National Governing Body committed to making Taekwondo accessible, inclusive, and welcoming for all, we recognise the importance of ensuring that every athlete has the opportunity to enjoy and succeed in our Martial Art.
This interactive seminar – presented by Neurodiverse Sport – will provide British Taekwondo Instructors and Welfare Officers with a deeper understanding of neurodiversity in a sporting context, practical strategies for supporting neurodivergent athletes, and real-world examples of how small adjustments can create meaningful improvements in participation, wellbeing, and performance.
What Will Be Covered?
Understanding Neurodiversity in Sport
We will explore what neurodiversity means and why it is important within sport and physical activity, helping attendees develop a shared understanding and language around difference, disability, and inclusion.
We will examine how many sporting systems and coaching environments are often unintentionally ‘designed for the middle’, and how a shift from a “fix the person” mindset to a “fix the mismatch” approach can help create more positive experiences for all participants.
Recognising and Supporting Neurodivergent Athletes
Gain insight into common neurodivergent traits and how they may present within a Taekwondo environment.
Rather than focusing solely on diagnoses or labels, the session will explore the diversity of individual experiences and the overlap that can exist between different traits, including sensory sensitivities, communication preferences, emotional regulation, and executive functioning differences.
Using practical frameworks, participants will learn how to better understand what may sit beneath behaviours they observe in training sessions and competitions.
Practical Coaching Solutions and Real-Life Examples
This area will focus on practical approaches that coaches and welfare officers can implement immediately within their clubs.
Topics will include creating neuroinclusive coaching environments, adapting communication styles, developing supportive routines, reducing unnecessary sensory overload, and designing sessions that enable all athletes to engage confidently.
Attendees will also hear examples drawn from lived experience and explore how neuroinclusive approaches can improve both participation and performance across the entire club environment.
Interactive Q&A
Throughout the seminar there will be opportunities to ask questions, share experiences, and discuss challenges faced within clubs. This is your chance to be part of the conversation regarding accessibility in British Taekwondo, and we want you to leave the session with practical ideas and increased confidence to support your members.
Taekwondo has the power to change lives, but only when every individual feels welcomed, valued, and understood.
This seminar is an opportunity for instructors and welfare officers to further develop their knowledge, strengthen their inclusive coaching practice, and help ensure that British Taekwondo clubs remain safe, supportive, and inspiring environments for everyone.
Together, we can continue building a Taekwondo community where every member has the opportunity to belong, develop, and achieve their potential.
To find out more about the webinar and to sign up, follow the link below.
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