Kok Jun Ee

Jun Ee won two SEA Games medals in 2015. In 2026, he placed joint third in a white-belt masters division at the IBJJF Asian Jiu-Jitsu Championship. He also works as a personal trainer.

Kok Jun Ee holding two SEA Games medals
Kok Jun Ee with his 2015 SEA Games medals. TAR UMT, 3 July 2015.

Poomsae athlete · personal trainer · BJJ competitor

Their WTA connection

Jun Ee trained, helped teach and rehearsed demonstrations with WTA’s earlier senior group. His later national Poomsae team-mates included Jin Kun, Sara Yap and Chew Wei Yan.

Jun Ee’s next sporting chapter

Jun Ee won two Poomsae medals at the 2015 SEA Games. More than a decade later, he competed in Brazilian jiu-jitsu while working as a personal trainer.

Two medals while studying

At the Singapore SEA Games in 2015, Jun Ee took mixed-pair silver with Sara Yap and men’s-team bronze for Malaysia. TAR UMT reported the results alongside his studies in sport and exercise science.

A team title in Hong Kong

Jun Ee, Jin Kun and Chew Wei Yan won men’s-team gold at the 2016 Asian Cities championships. All three belonged to a four-person national Poomsae intake that also included Sara Yap.

A new competition in Brazilian jiu-jitsu

Jun Ee works as a personal trainer and has continued to compete in another martial art. On 11 April 2026, he placed first in Male White Master 30 Feather at the ASJJF Malaysia Jiu Jitsu Open, representing Marcos Escobar BJJ Association.

Joint third in a white-belt masters division

On 12 July 2026, Kok Jun Ee placed joint third in Master 1, Male, White, Feather 70 kg at the IBJJF Asian Jiu-Jitsu Championship. He represented Marcos Escobar Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Sources

WTA training and personal-trainer role: Jin Kun Yong, October 2026. Results: TAR UMT, ASJJF, IBJJF and the linked competition reports.

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Results and performances

2013

Islamic Solidarity Games, Palembang

Yong Jin Kun, Kok Jun Ee, Choo Hong Kai

Bronze — Men’s team Poomsae

Representing Malaysia.

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2016

4th Asian Taekwondo Poomsae Championships, Manila

Yong Jin Kun, Kok Jun Ee, Chew Wei Yan

Bronze — Men’s team under 30

Representing Malaysia.

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