Achievements

COMPETITIVE RESULTS

Mariusz’s international competitive career lasted only 6 years and resulted in an impressive tally of medals, including winning 3 times European Champion and 7 times Polish Champion Titles.

#	Place	Name of tournament	Date and place
1	1st, 1st	Polish Championships	May 1995, Szczecinek
2	3rd	Belgium ITF Taekwon-Do Championships	Oct. 1995, Knokke-Heist, Belgium
3	1st	Dutch Open	Feb. 1996, Groeningen, The Netherlands
4	1st	Polish Championships	Jun. 1996, Lubartów
5	1st, 3rd	European Championships	Apr. 1996, Riccione, Italy
6	1st, 3rd	Scotland Taekwon-Do Championship	Aug. 1996, Bathgate, Scotland
7	1st	Open Gotheborg Championships	Oct. 1996, Sweden
8	1st	European Championships	May 1997, Zrece, Slovenia
9	2nd, 2nd	Polish Championships	May 1997, Lublin

#	Place	Name of tournament	Date and place
10	2nd	Italian Open	Oct. 1997, Riccione, Italy
11	3rd	European Championships	Apr. 1998, Thessaloniki, Greece
12	1st, 2nd	Polish Championships	Jun. 1998, Lublin
13	2nd	Italian Open	1998, Riccione
14	1st	European Championships	Apr. 1999, Riccione, Italy
15	1st, 1st	Polish Championships	Jun. 1999, Olsztyn
16	1st, 3rd	Polish Championships	May 2000, Brzeg Dolny
17	1st	International Gen. Choi’s Cup	Oct. 2000, East Haven, Connecticut, USA
18	1st,1st	Polish Championships	May 2001, Lublin
19	1st	Black Eagle Winternational Open	March 2001, Tampere Finland

COACHING RESULTS

From 2001 to 2010 his main focus has shifted towards coaching and assisting other Taekwon-Do elite athletes in reaching for the highest trophies. His work resulted in numerous medals and titles from the most prestigious Taekwon-Do Championships.

#	Date and Place	Event	Athlete/Team	Result
1	3.05-5.05.2002; Trebon, Czech Republic	XVII European Senior Championships	Team Finland	4th
2	11.04-13.04.2003; Rijeka, Croatia	XVIII European Senior Championships	Team Finland	3rd
3			Hanhikangas Helena	2nd
4			Makinen Ismo	1st
5			Koivisto Saara	2nd
6			Leino Terhi	2nd
7	12.06-15.06.2003 Warsaw, Poland	XIII World Senior Championships	Makinen Ismo	1st
8			Leino Terhi	3rd
9	14.05-16.05.2004 Tampere, Finland	XIX European Senior Championships	Team Finland	2nd
10			Hanhikangas Helena	2nd
11			Makinen Ismo	1st
12			Leino Terhi	2nd
13	28.07-31.07.2005; Dortmund, Germany	XIV World Senior Championships	Team Finland	5th
14			Heiskanen Paulina	3rd
15			Makinen Ismo	1st

#	Date and Place	Event	Athlete/Team	Result
16	28.07-31.07.2005; Dortmund, Germany	XIV World Senior Championships	Leino Terhi	3rd
17	12.05-14.05.2006; Constanta, Romania	XXI European Senior Championships	Heiskanen Paulina	2nd
18			Makinen Ismo	1st
19	27-29.04.2007; Poprad, Slovakia	XXII European Senior Championships	Heiskanen Pauliina	2nd
20			Korolainen Nyyti	3rd
21	27-29.04.2007; Poprad, Slovakia	XIII European Junior Championships	Kiviranta Tiia	2nd
22	31.5-3.6.2007; Quebec, Canada	XV World Senior Championships	Team Finland	5th
23			Heiskanen Pauliina	1st
24			Makinen Ismo	1st
25	16.05-18.05.2008; Wrocław, Poland	XXIII European Senior Championships	Heiskanen Pauliina	1st
26			Kiviranta Tiia	1st
27	24-26.04.2009; Benidorm, Spain	XXIV Senior European Championships	Kiviranta Tiia	2nd
28			Turunen Jani	3rd
28	26-29.11.2009; Mar del Plata, Argentina	XVI World Senior Championships	Korolainen Nyyti	1st
30	July, 2010; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam	2nd Asian Championships	Team Vietnam	2nd

Since 2009, after relocating to Vietnam, Coach Mariusz started working with individual athletes of other sports and the general population clients. He has helped to build strength and conditioning, enhancing the sport performance capacity of professional MMA and boxing fighters, golfers, collegiate students’ swimmers, and football players as well as various amateur sports athletes. Mariusz has also designed and delivered post-injury rehab programs helping individuals to regain full functionality and return to their regular sports activities after accidents and injuries.