Suren Highlight

Suren is a former Malaysia National team fighter. Now he's a head instructor of J H Kim taekwondo institude Singapore. Great instructor!This is his highlight of his fight in Singapore national taekwondo competition 2006.

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[newborn88]

I think STF should be more focused on potecting the head. I was kicked by my opponent and half of my tooth droped off. By the way can anyone teach me how to protect my face much better? thanks

[macbookhl]

use kendo head protector.

[kanou9]

what weight catergory is this eh?

[macbookhl]

Not sure....i forgotten...i think it was feather

[yexoy]

He is the Real Deal. Felt his kick. Solid.

[macbookhl]

Wow...reply from YunY~~~ My pleasure~~~

[HanlinSG]

@MrAngelinalovesyou you'll see him sparring when you are training in the competition team though, i was always thrashed by him

[MrAngelinalovesyou]

he's my instructor too...but he's no longer in Singapore right??? i guess he's went back to Malaysia. Although he's been my instructor, he's never shown us his sparring only his kick. He does kick very high....VERY VERY HIGH. AND GOOD

[MDIS]

The round kick did not even connect.

Look at 3.18. 3.22 - 3.26. as well.

Good fight.

[MDIS]

@banglacow

Actually the so-called talents we have here are all part timers.

Full timers would be rather difficult as only then , would you be able to have a world or olympic standard. You need everyday training and frequent exposure to the sporting world (matches) in order to further advance. Seeing its Singapore ; depends on whether the individual is able to make it or not. All depends on support as well. Family , organisations , friends all make a difference here.

[MDIS]

hes really tall.

[MDIS]

@newborn88

I am not a practitioner of taekwondo , well , have stopped for quite a long time , from my own personal experience , you need to spar more and learn to protect your face. A good stance would be to stand at 45 35 angles. Keep your focus on the opponents feet as well. Feet and waist give tell tale signs , as well as , shoulders. But you would need more sparring experience to quickly deal with it.

[qiutiandeyezi]

yeah~he's my instructor~

[josephrawks1998]

i think i know this tall guy!!!!!! i remember meeting him somewhere in singapore

[exodia94]

wat yr was this, wasnt the electronic scoring board suppose to be there?

[breakinglimit]

omg. headhunter. he just haven meet someone taller than him thats all. I think i can take him down. Oh i pratice taekwondo too.