Taekwondo

ADVISOR:

Miss Mariam Nabilah Binti Mohammed Selamat

CLUB ORGANISATION:

President : Muhammad Akmal Afiq Bin Zubir

Vice President : Nur Syaza Zuhailee Binti Roslee

Secretary : Sau Hooi Yee

Treasurer : Idhzan Chin Bin Sulayman

Committee Members : Muhammad Ridhwan Bin Azlan

Ahmad Nasree Bin Muhammad Khairuddin Lim

Nur Khalidah Binti Rozali

MEMBERS:

1	Arnoldweld Sikat
2	Muhd Jamil Al-Hakim bin Mohd Rodzi
3	Nooramad Abbas bin Ahmad
4	Amir Rosli
5	Nadia Najwa binti Bakri
6	Avina Melia
7	Nurliyana binti Hanifudin
8	Siti Nabilah Asror
9	Foo Meng Seong
10	Baizurina binti Bahtiar
11	Muhd Shaffri bin Abu Kassim
12	Umi Amirah binti Mohd Hashim
13	Muhammad Afiq bin Ahmad Anuar
14	Anuar bin Ramli
15	Nur Atiqah Azmi
16	Faizatul Arishah binti Idris
17	Lew Cui Fang
18	Adina binti Ngah Mohamed
19	Raja Noor Hazwani binti Raja Azman Shah
20	Ahmad Afham bin Kamaruddin
21	Wahida Amalin binti Razak
22	Low Xinjie
23	Shukriyah binti Razak
24	Siti Nur Maisarah binti Takhiuddin
25	Gordon Liaw Wei Yeung
26		Siti Nurshakinah binti Jamaludin
27		Liew Yee Har
28		Nur Farahin binti Roslan
29		Haziyah Hashim
30		Nabilah binti Muhammad Barzani
31		Nabilah Aziz
32		Law Chun Sian
33		Nur Farahin binti Ayob
34		Nur Najihah
35		Hriah Ahmad Mizam
36		Noor Ameera binti Mohd Amin
37		Nazihah Syahirah binti Mohd Amin
38		Liong Wai Choon
39		Teo Kia Gin
40		Nur Syuhada binti Mohd Mustapha
41		Dinie Aqilah Farhana binti Mohd Noor
42		Melvin Nicholas
43		Nur Zahidah binti Zulkifli
44		Aimi Diyana Ahmad Rokis
45		Nurul Adibah binti Abdul Rahman
46		Wooi Michelle
47		Amir bin Rosli
48		Dayana Asilah
49		Maryam Arina Mohd Mahyuddin
50		Nurul Syafiqah Izzati binti Zulkifli
		Ahmad Haziq Bin Abdul Shukor

The Taekwondo Club of MARA College Banting is an active club that always has its activities planned ahead for the enjoyment and enthusiasm of its members. It can be said that the Taekwondo Club members are always out and about when it comes to participating in the activities planned. A compulsory practice session is held in every Tuesday night of schooling weeks where each practice session lasts for 2 hours which begins from 9.00pm to 11.00pm sharp. Therefore, a key importance in participating in this club is discipline as time jurisdictions mark the obedience of the club’s members.

During the practice sessions, club members are often taught by two Pro Sport Taekwondo instructors who are M. Chandran and S. Kumaran. The sessions often focus on the basic skills of Taekwondo, step sparring tactics, free sparring sessions, Taekwondo Poomse (Step Patterns), and Grading Qualification (Higher Belt Promotion).

As for the basic skills, Taekwondo encompasses the coordination of nearly the whole body such as the hands, arms and legs. This is in support of the definition of Taekwondo which is “Taekwondo is a sport for the whole physical system, generating energy in every organ of the body, developing the muscles and stimulating the brain, and thus developing the will of action”.

Sparring tactics and sessions will require the students of Taekwondo to be able to apply the basic skills learnt in response of an attack by an opponent. Therefore, precision and accuracy in demonstrating steps and counter-acting towards the attacks are essential in ensuring that the student is able to involve him or herself in a fair yet challenging sparring. Sparring also teaches the students in building confidence in them so as to be brave enough in defending oneself for the sake of self-defence.

Furthermore, Taekwondo Poomse is a syllabus of Taekwondo that is taught cumulatively as the student progresses him or herself to the higher belts. Taekwondo Poomse is a combination of many steps that needs to be familiarised and memorised by the student so as to test the ability of the student in handling complex yet overwhelming steps continuously. Some of the Taekwondo Poomse that one can learn from the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) are Taegeuk 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Jang, Koryo, Geumgang, and Taeback.