Grandmaster Yeow Cheng Watt, 9th Degree Black Belt of CW Yeow Traditional Taekwon-Do Academy

With the rise of crime on the streets, it is a smart move to equip ourselves with some basic self-defence moves.

MBPJ Councillor Derek Fernandez

DSP Chan Mei Ling of Polis Diraja Malaysia (Royal Malaysian Police) briefs participants

Irrespective of gender, we really should know a chop or two which could mean life and death at that crucial split second.

Taekwon-Do demonstration

Video: Self-defence demonstration

Grandmaster Yeow Cheng Watt gives a demonstration

Video: One-inch fist

In a bid to raise this public awareness, MBPJ Councillor Derek Fernandez organised a basic self-defence programme for adults and children, a community project in Petaling Jaya last Sunday.

warm up

going hands-on

The four-hour session was conducted by Grandmaster Yeow Cheng Watt, 9th Degree Black Belt of CW Yeow Traditional Taekwon-Do Academy, and assisted by his students. It attracted almost fifty participants of all age groups, residents of Petaling Jaya.

going hands-on

going hands-on

going hands-on

From the participants’ response, all were willing to learn and pick up some self-defence techniques, as they went hands-on, guided by Taekwon-do instructors.

Grandmaster Yeow Cheng Watt presents a token of appreciation to Dato’ Shahnaz Azmi of Malaysian ITF Taekwon-Do Federation

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Self-protection is like an umbrella. It’s good to have it with us at all times; hopefully we don’t have to use it.

Grandmaster Yeow Cheng Watt presents a token of appreciation to DSP Chan Mei Ling

Besides MBPJ Councillor Derek Fernandez, present to address the participants were Dato’ Shahnaz Azmi of Malaysian ITF Taekwon-Do Federation and DSP Chan Mei Ling of Polis Diraja Malaysia (Royal Malaysian Police).

one for the album

Event: Basic Self-Defence Programme
Venue: CW Yeow Traditional Taekwon-Do Academy
Add: 11, Jalan 19/29, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Date: 18th August, 2019
Time: 10am – 2pm

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