Medals are the by-product.
We do not train for the podium. But training properly puts you on it often enough that somebody had to start keeping a list.
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Years on the mat
Teaching in Chandragiri since 2007.
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Students trained
From four-year-olds to grandparents.
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Black belts promoted
Every one certified by Kukkiwon, Seoul.
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National medals
Across kyorugi and poomsae divisions.
Everything worth hanging on a wall.
Newest first. The last entry is the only one that made the others possible.
- 2025Gold
Two golds, one silver
National Taekwondo Championship, Kathmandu
Our strongest national showing yet. Sujata took the −57 kg title without conceding a round, and Nabin's −68 kg final was decided by a body kick in the final nine seconds.
Sujata Rai, Nabin Thapa, Kritika Basnet
- 2024Milestone
Best Club, Bagmati Province
Provincial Taekwondo Association Awards
Awarded on aggregate medal count and junior development across the province's forty-one registered clubs.
Chandragiri Tigers
- 2024Gold
Gold — Junior Poomsae
South Asian Open, Pokhara
At fifteen, Kritika became the youngest Tiger to win an international title, taking the junior individual poomsae division.
Kritika Basnet
- 2023Milestone
200th black belt promoted
Dojang milestone
Sixteen years after the first promotion, Aayush Karki became the two-hundredth student to earn a Kukkiwon-certified 1st Dan at Chandragiri Tigers.
Aayush Karki
- 2023Silver
Silver — Men's −68 kg
National Games, Birgunj
A first National Games medal for the club, decided in golden point after three level rounds.
Nabin Thapa
- 2022Bronze
Bronze — Women's −53 kg
National Taekwondo Championship, Kathmandu
Sujata's first senior podium, eleven months after moving up from the junior squad.
Sujata Rai
- 2021Gold
Gold — National Poomsae
National Poomsae Championship, Lalitpur
Now a coach at the club, Pratik won the senior individual division with the highest technical score of the tournament.
Pratik Lama
- 2019Bronze
Bronze — Women's −49 kg
South Asian Championship, Colombo
The club's first international medal, and the reason the competition squad exists in its current form.
Sabina Gurung
- 2016Gold
Gold — Men's −74 kg
Nepal National Games, Kathmandu
Rajan's national title, won in his final season as a competitor before moving full-time into coaching.
Rajan Shrestha
- 2007Milestone
Chandragiri Tigers founded
Naikap, Kathmandu
Nine students, one rented hall, and a set of borrowed kick pads. The first grading was held four months later.
Bikash Tamang
Someone on this list started last month.
Every athlete above walked in as a beginner who could not touch their toes. The list has room.