Busy month for Cobb PR with four new clients
BRIGHTON was the venue for the official 2012 ITF Taekwon-Do World Cup and Cobb PR helped to promote the thrilling event.Leading association Vision Taekwon-Do (TKD) England secured the right to were successful in securing TKD a demonstration in front of 7,000 spectators at the Sussex County Cricket Ground and a mighty 25,000 Albion fans at the Amex stadium.
More than 1,600 competitors with 160 clubs and associations from 46 different countries competed at the World Cup at the Brighton Centre which took place from October 4 – 7.
Clubs and associations from across the UK have trained and entered the event and following Team GB’s recent Gold and Bronze medals at London’s 2012 Olympics, there were a record number of entrants for this years competition.
They kicked and punched their way through a range of disciplines from technical and skill events to the brand new ‘Power Test Event’, where individuals must break as many boards as possible with only their hands and feet.
Philip Lear, ITF 2012 World Cup organiser and Chairman of Vision TKD England, said: We are really excited about this years event. We won the bid to host the World Cup last year in New Zealand and have been working tirelessly to get everything ready.
Brighton is a beautiful city with a deep respect for different cultures, so it is the perfect place to showcase Taekwon-Do as the sport teaches competitors respect from an early age.
Tim Cobb, Managing Director of Cobb PR, said: The London Olympics has really put Taekwon-Do on the sporting map and we are expecting a massive turn out for the event. We are thrilled to be involved in what promises to be a spectacular occasion.
For more information please visit the ITF World Cup Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/ITFWorldCup2012 or the official website: http://itfworldcup2012.com
Its been a busy month for Cobb PR with several new clients, including leading binding and presentation company Unibind, Eastbourne Car Auctions and Celestial Green Ventures, an Ecosystems Conservation Company specialising in carbon offset projects in the Amazônia region of Brazil.
