Taekwondo vid olympiska sommarspelen för ungdomar 2010
Taekwondo vid olympiska sommarspelen för ungdomar 2010 i Singapore ägde rum 15–19 augusti i Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Program
15 augusti
- Kl 19.53: -44 kg, damer
- Kl 20.09: -48 kg, herrar
16 augusti
- Kl 19.53: -49 kg, damer
- Kl 20.09: -55 kg, herrar
17 augusti
- Kl 19.53: -55 kg, damer
- Kl 20.09: -63 kg, herrar
18 augusti
- Kl 19.53: -63 kg, damer
- Kl 20.09: -73 kg, herrar
19 augusti
- Kl 19.53: +63 kg, damer
- Kl 20.09: +73 kg, herrar
Medaljfördelning
| Klass | Guld | Silver | Brons | Brons |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Herrar 48kg |  Gili Haimovitz ISR |  Mohammad Soleimani IRI |  Gregory English USA |  Lucas Guzman ARG |
| Herrar 55kg | Kaveh Rezaei IRI |  Nursultan Mamayev KAZ |  Daryl Tan SIN |  Nguyen Quoc Cuong VIE |
| Herrar 63kg |  Seo Byeong-deok KOR |  Mário Silva POR |  Alejandro Valdés MEX |  Berkcan Süngü TUR |
| Herrar 73kg | Kim Jin-hak KOR |  Aliaskhab Sirazhov RUS |  Maksym Dominishyn UKR |  Michel Samaha LIB |
| Herrar +73kg |  Liu Chang CHN |  Ibrahim Ahmadsei GER |  Stefan Bozalo CAN |  Yazan Al-Sadeq JOR |
| Damer 44kg | Anastasia Valueva RUS | Irina Romoldanova UKR | Şeyma Tuncer TUR |  Shukrona Sharifova TJK |
| Damer 49kg |  Worawong Pongpanit THA | Dana Haidar JOR | Jessie Bates USA | Melanie Phan CAN |
| Damer 55kg |  Jade Jones GBR | Nguyen Thanh Thao VIE |  Jennifer Ågren SWE | Shafinas Abdul Rahman SIN |
| Damer 63kg | Jeon Soo-yeon KOR | Antonia Katheder GER |  Nagore Irigoien ESP |  Samantha Silvestri FRA |
| Damer +63kg | Zheng Shuyin CHN | Briseida Acosta MEX |  Yuleimi Abreu CUB | Faiza Taoussara FRA |
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