My Taekwondo Coaching Credentials & Journey
Being a coach isn't just about teaching kicks. It is a constant process of upgrading my skills, refereeing at tournaments, and staying connected to the roots of the sport.
A group photo with all the black belt participants at the IT Taekwondo National Referee Seminar in 2025.
With fellow coaches during a Taekwondo coach license training session at the Korean Cultural Centre India.
After completing the IT National Referee training course. I am grateful to Delhi Taekwondo for the opportunity.
At the open selection trials for the Chuncheon 2025 World Taekwondo World Cup Team Championships.
A clip from the Delhi State Taekwondo Championship showing a protest review by a referee, a crucial part of understanding competition rules.
A picture of me with a Korean Taekwondo master at the Korean Cultural Centre India.
Another photo with a respected Taekwondo master, taken during one of my training and development courses.
A short clip of my photo with a Taekwondo master, representing my connection to the global Taekwondo community.
A photo of me at a Taekwondo event. I am always present to support my students and the sport.
About My Credentials & Coaching Journey
When I referee at state-level championships, I see students lose medals not because they lack skill, but because they do not understand the rules. My training is built on this insight. By staying active in national referee seminars and training with masters, I teach you exactly what judges look for. You will learn to control your 'gamjum' (penalties) and maximize your scoring potential, ensuring you compete with a tactical advantage, not just physical strength.
Taekwondo is a technical art. If you rely only on power, you will burn out. True mastery comes from understanding the logic behind every movement, block, and strike. My journey from a practitioner to a certified National Referee has been about one thing: learning how to read the game.
I frequently travel to attend seminars, such as those at the Korean Cultural Centre India, to update my methods based on the latest World Taekwondo guidelines. When you join classes at Tiger Taekwondo Academy in Janakpuri, you are getting more than just basic self-defence. You are getting a curriculum that includes Kyorugi (sparring) strategies, proper use of protective gear, and the mental discipline required to excel in tournaments.
Whether you are aiming for a black belt, looking for fitness, or preparing for selection trials like the Chuncheon World Cup, the training is rigorous. We follow a strict 'Dojang' (training hall) etiquette because discipline is the foundation of every great martial artist. Expect to sweat, expect to learn the Korean terminology, and expect to be challenged. If you are ready for the hard work, I am here to guide you.
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