WILL TAEKWON-DO GROUP

The WILL TAEKWON-DO GROUP was founded by Master Eric in 2002 as one of the dominant group of Taekwon-Do in North Peninsular Malaysia, Malaysia. Since 2002, the school has been successfully introducing traditional Korean Tae Kwon do to the public throughout the northern region of Malaysia. The reputation and influence of our group went on nationally as well. The affiliation of the school ranges from states in Malaysia which shares the same tradition and technological study of Taekwon-Do.The purpose and goal of the group is to provide quality instruction in both the traditional & sport Korean Martial Art of Taekwon-Do and unique cultural interexchange of two cultures. We teach not only self-defense technique but also the essence of respect and self-confidence. It's beneficial for all ages men, women, and children.The Classes at WILL Taekwon-Do Academy/Centres/Branches are instructed by Master Eric and his qualified group of Instructors who possessed with the official qualifications, certifications and recognition, so to ensure the same standard & quality of teaching. Master Eric has been appointed as the Chief Instructor for Kulim/ Bandar Baharu District, the Chairman of Penang South-West Province Taekwon-Do Association (GTF), the certified examiner and qualified umpire. He is a well-known martial arts figure amongst martial arts communities in the region. He has over 26 years of experience in the art, has trained many black belts students and is now been recognised as the International Instructor. All the classes in the WILL Taekwon-Do Academy (Kulim Main Branch) are conducted by Master Eric himself. Master Eric welcomes you to visit the academy/school and try a payment free trail lesson. No previous martial art experience is required. You can learn and practice at your own pace with the guidance of Master Eric.

Axe Kick / Downward Kick / Chopping kick / Reverse Axe Kick

The Axe kick is a downward kick that requires a lot of flexibility. In Korean it is called ‘chiko chagi’.
The attacking leg raises upwards from in the inside or outside and is then brought crushing down the centre line of the opponent. The heel is used to strike the opponent in the head, face or chest. It can also be used on someone on the ground.

Back Kick / Reverse Side Kick

The back kick is a technique where the kick is directed behind you. In Korean it is called ‘dwit chagi’.
It is essentially a reverse side kick therefore the keel is the main attacking tool.

Crescent Kick / Inner-Edge Kick / Outer-Edge Kick

The crescent kick is a kick where the leg comes at an arc from the inside or outside. In Korean it is called ‘bandal chagi’.

Flying Side Kick

Front Snap Kick / Front Kick / Front Thrusting Kick

The front snap kick is one of the first kicks you learn in Taekwondo. In Korean it is called ‘ap chagi’.
The front kick can be performed using the front or rear leg. It is important that the toes are pulled back as the sole of the foot is being used to strike. Whilst the kick can be performed high for targets such as the throat and face, it is predominantly used lower targets such as the groin and solar plexus.

Front Stamping Kick

Heel Kick

Hook Kick / Reverse Hooking Kick

Jumping Back Kick

Jumping Front Kick

Jumping Reverse Hooking Kick

Jumping Reverse Turning Kick

Jumping Side Kick

Jumping Turning Kick

Knee Strike

Reverse Turning Kick

Also known as the reverse heel kick, reverse round kick and reverse roundhouse kick; the reverse turning kick is a spinning variation of the turning kick. In Korean it is called ‘bandae dollyo chagi’.

Rising Kick / Front Rising Kick / Side Rising Kick

Shin Kick

Side Kick / Side Thrusting Kick

The side kick is one of the most powerful moves in Martial Arts. In Korean it is called ‘yeop chagi’.
In order to perform the kick you first need to chamber the attacking leg and then rotate 90 degrees. The leg is then extended with the heel of the foot being used as the striking tool.

Turning Kick

Also known as a round kick or roundhouse kick, the turning kick is a powerful technique and one of the first moves learned in Taekwondo. In Korean it is called ‘dollyo chagi’.
The leg is thrown in a cicrular motion with the ball of the foot, instep or shin the main attacking tools. The turning kick can be used to attach all major parts of the body.

Twisting Kick / Reverse Twisting Kick

Tornado Kick / 360 Kick / Crescent Tornado Kick / Reverse Tornado Kick

The Tornado kick, also known as the 360 kick since the leg moves around 360 degrees, is a popular technique which is used in Technique. The same leg is used for taking off, kicking and landing.
There are many variations of the kick including the reverse tornado kick and the crescent tornado kick.