Yang Shu-chun
Yang Shu -chun (Chinese杨淑君, Pinyin Yáng Shujun, born October 26, 1985 in New Taipei City ) is a Taiwanese Taekwondo. It starts in the weight category up to 49 kilograms.
Yang played their first international title fights at the Junior World Championship 2000 in Killarney. In the category up to 44 kg she could instantly win their first title. The following year she took part in the adult population in the World Championships in Jeju -si, retired early from there, however. Another medal won Yang with silver at the Junior World Championship in 2002 in Heraklion. The breakthrough in the international forefront in the adult area, finally succeeded Yang in 2006. At the Asian Games in Doha, she reached the final against Wu Jingyu and won the silver medal. At the 2007 World Championships in Beijing, she was disqualified in the class up to 47 kg from only in the semi-final against Wu Jingyu and won bronze with her first World Cup medal. Your first international title recorded Yang at the Asia Cup 2008 in Henan. She participated in Beijing at the 2008 Olympic Games. With two wins, she reached the semifinals, where she retired again to Wu Jingyu. In the battle for third place she succumbed Daynellis Montejo and finished third in the final standings in fifth place.
With an uproar ended the Asian Games 2010 in Guangzhou for Yang. Because in addition attached to their feet sensors that could easily trigger on the vest of their adversaries a hit, she was disqualified in the opening fight. From the World Taekwondo Federation ( WTF ) was later set for three and her coach Liu Tsung- Ta suspended for 20 months. Yang complained unsuccessfully against the judgment, an application to the International Court of Sport (CAS ) pulled it back. The disqualification at the Asian Games came in the Taiwanese media incomprehension. In Yang's return from Guangzhou it was received demonstratively inspiring.
Yang took place at the 2011 World Championships in Gyeongju on track back. In the category up to 49 kilograms, she reached the final, where they again lost to Wu Jingyu, but won her second World Cup medal with silver. At the International Olympic qualification tournament in Baku Yang won the decisive battle for third place and qualified for their second Olympic Games 2012 in London. In Ho Chi Minh City it was again in 2012 Asia champion.