Question: What year was Taekwondo accepted as a Commonwealth Games sport?
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American Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) competitions are very similar, except that different styles of pads and gear are allowed.
Apart from WTF and ITF tournaments, major taekwondo competitions (all featuring WTF taekwondo only) include:
 Olympic Games
 Universiade
 Asian Games
 South East Asian Games
 South Asian Games
WTF taekwondo features in all multi-sport games except the Small Island Games.
It was accepted as a Commonwealth Games sport in June 2010.
The Commonwealth Taekwondo Championships are held every two years, in every year the Commonwealth and Olympic Games are held.
They are sanctioned by the Commonwealth Taekwondo Union, the Commonwealth Games Federation and the World Taekwondo Federation and involve world class competitors, making them a major event in Taekwondo.
The first Commonwealth Taekwondo Championships were held in Brisbane, Queensland, on 14 and 15 October 2006.
The host was Taekwondo Australia Inc.
In 2008, the Taekwondo Championships were held from November 21 to 23 at the MTS Center in Winnipeg, Canada.
The 3rd Commonwealth Taekwondo Championships were held in Brisbane, Australia and included: Sparring Poomsae Creative Poomsae The award for the placings in the Commonwealth Taekwondo Championships are medals.
Taekwondo is now a Category 2 Commonwealth Games Sport and may feature in future Commonwealth Games. 
Lee served as an assistant taekwondo coach for the USA at the 1988 Summer Olympics and as taekwondo coach for the USA at the 1992 Summer Olympics.
He was also head coach of the Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center's Resident Athlete Program for taekwondo from 1988–1993.
Lee has operated the US Taekwondo Center in Aina Haina since 1993, and has trained over 10,000 students.
In 2004, he was removed from the position of taekwondo coach for the USA team due to compete at the Summer Olympics in Athens.
Lee was also active in the United States Taekwondo Union (USTU), holding positions on the Athlete's Advisory Committee and serving as Chairman of the USTU's Tournament Committee and Junior Olympic Committee.
He was a founding member of the United States Taekwondo Committee (USTC), which was created in August 2007, and presently serves as Secretary General of the organization.
In 2007, Lee was approached by the Chinese Taekwondo Association to coach the Chinese Olympic Taekwondo Team for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
Lee accepted and relocated to Beijing, China, for the one year period leading up to the event.
Lee served as the Chinese Team's Head Coach at the 2007 World Taekwondo Championships, the 2007 Korea Open Taekwondo Championships, the Good Luck Beijing 2008 International Taekwondo Invitational Tournament, and the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
His international coaching record includes:  2008: Beijing Olympic Games; Good Luck Beijing 2008 International Taekwondo Invitational Tournament  2007: Korea Open Taekwondo Championships; World Taekwondo Championships  2003: World Taekwondo Championships; US Open Taekwondo Championships  2002: US Open Taekwondo Championships  2001: World Taekwondo Championships; US Open Taekwondo Championships  2000: US Open Taekwondo Championships  1999: World Olympic Qualification Tournament; World Taekwondo Championships; US Open Taekwondo Championships  1998: US Open Taekwondo Championships  1997: World Taekwondo Championships; US Open Taekwondo Championships  1996: US Open Taekwondo Championships  1995: World Taekwondo Championships; US Open Taekwondo Championships  1994: US Open Taekwondo Championships  1993: World Taekwondo Championships; US Open Taekwondo Championships  1992: Barcelona Olympic Games; US Open Taekwondo Championships  1991: World Taekwondo Championships  1989: World Taekwondo Championships  1988: Seoul Olympic Games On February 24, 2009, Lee was inducted into the Hawaii Sports Hall of Fame as a longtime contributor to taekwondo in Hawaii. 
During his studies in the physical department he was familiar with Olympics games such as Football, Handball, Basketball, Wrestling, Boxing, Swimming, Table tennis, and Volleyball, and he was best player in the above mentioned sports in his class .
He had much interest in Taekwondo, therefore he has started his Taekwondo exercises in 1990 under the supervision of respected Master Munir Ahmad and then in 1996 He earned black Belt.
He got several titles during the years that He have participated in different categories of match.
In the year 2000 He got the title of Afghanistan’s Taekwondo Star in weight of (62)kg Then He became a member of Afghanistan´s National Taekwodno Team .
In 2003 He participated in friendly Taekwondo competition between Afghan immigrations in Iran and He earned Gold medal in that competition Then in the same year he participated in goodwill international championships in India and he earned another Gold medal for Afghanistan.
Then he was invited by the Afghanistan National Olympic Committee and Afghanistan National Taekwondo Federation to get the leader ship of Afghanistan National Taekwondo Team, and to work as ( Afghanistan´s National Taekwondo Team Coach )Then He accepted their invitation and became the trainer of Afghanistan National Taekwondo Team He started the training of Afghanistan´s National Team in 2003 till Present .during His leadership the Afghanistan´s National Taekwondo Team got lots of achievements.
Then Afghanistan´s National Taekwondo Team attended in deferent categories of competitions that started from regional matches to Asian Games Then to International Games and Finally Olympic Games.
Rohullah Nikpa after seven decades earned The bronze Medal of Beijing Olympic Games in 2008 for our lovely country Afghanistan.
His duty and responsibilities in Afghanistan´s National Olympic Committee and Taekwondo Federation: Director of implementation of competitions International best and number one referee Professional trainer Deputy technical director of Social Association of Afghanistan, and one of the founders of the mentioned association Afghanistan´s national Taekwondo coach Director of Munir Ahmad Taekwondo Association, which has 16 branches in Kabul and 14 branches in provinces He is one of the critics of the national department of sport and National Olympics to defend the rights of athletes. 
Gergely Salim is a Hungarian-Danish taekwondo practitioner.
He started taekwondo at the age of 8.
He trained with his brother, Josef Salim, at Gladsaxe Taekwondo Klub near Copenhagen.
In 1991, Gergely Salim won a gold medal in the finweight division at the World Taekwondo Championships in Athens.
Next year, he participated in the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona and claimed a gold medal (taekwondo at the 1992 Olympics was held as a demonstration sport).
He also won three consecutive European Championships from 1990-1994 as a member of the Danish national taekwondo team.
His older brother, Josef Salim, is also a 3-time European Champion and a World Championship medalist (silver in 1991), representing Denmark.
However, Since 1995, both Gergely and Josef have been only representing Hungary where they were born.
In 2003, Gergely Salim participated in the 2004 Olympic Games European Qualification held in Baku, representing Hungary, but was eliminated in the first round.