Master

John Victor . G

5th Dan Black Belt

Senior Sensei

Victor’s Taekwondo

Academy

Bengaluru’s Premier Martial Arts Destination

About Us

Master John Victor G. is a senior Taekwondo coach and sports administrator with long-standing experience in athlete development in India. He is the Founder and CEO of Victor’s Taekwondo Academy & Fitness Center and holds a 5th Dan Black Belt certified by Kukkiwon, Korea.
Has been practicing Taekwondo for over 28 years and has been actively coaching since 2007. He served as the Karnataka State Taekwondo Team Coach for over 15 years (from 2009) and has also worked as the India Taekwondo Team Coach and a member of the Indian team’s national selection committee.
A certified International Taekwondo Master, he has held leadership roles including Vice President of Karnataka Taekwondo. He is a Karnataka Olympic Association Award recipient and has contributed as an External Examiner and Trainer for the Sports Authority of India.
Through his coaching, he has guided multiple national champions and athletes who have represented India at international competitions, focusing on discipline, consistency, and long-term athlete growth.

Our Mission & Values

At Victor’s,we believe Taekwondo is more than a sport—it’s a journey of lifelong transformation. We’re committed to:

Empowering students with confidence, discipline, and resilience
Delivering excellence through skilled coaching and structured training
Connecting community using respect, inclusivity, and shared purpose
Honoring tradition while embracing modern athletic practices

Since our founding, Victor’s Taekwondo Academy has been on a mission to shape confident, disciplined, and respectful individuals through the powerful teachings of traditional Taekwondo. From kids taking their first steps on the mat to teens preparing for national competitions and adults rediscovering strength and purpose — our training transforms lives.

With world-class coaching, Olympic-level guidance, and a deeply respectful learning culture, we help you grow not just as a martial artist — but as a human being.