INTRODUCTION: This purpose of this investigation was to determine the effects of different kick angle on inductive values of electronic protector during a roundhouse kick task in taekwondo. METHODS: Twenty elite Taekwondo athletes (Height: 177.45 ± 5.94 cm; Weight 67.75 ± 9.40 kg; Age: 19.90 ± 0.98 years) who were good at roundhouse kick were selected. Each experimental participant had a national standard of action, no injuries within six months, and were trained by taekwondo for more than 7 years (Taekwondo training year:10.25±1.77 years). Each of them kicked on the electronic body protector and the responding sensor’s inductive value are recorded. The one way ANOVA with repeated measures was used to test whether the inductive value on the different kicking angle using the Electronic Body Protector will be different. The significance level was set to 0.05. RESULTS: The different kick angle on protector regarding the impact of the inductive value were significantly different. The result showed attacking angle on protector at 90 degree had higher inductive value than 60 degree , 30 degree, and higher inductive values at 60 degree than 30 degree. CONCLUSION: Kicking at 60 to 90 degree attacking angle showed higher score of the induction value than 30 degree angle. It suggested that roundhouse kick should perform and training 60 ° ~ 90 ° attack angle for effective scoring. If attacking has been done at small angle, then the attacking speed need to be enhanced to adjust for the PSS property. The results of this study can be provided for training of action techniques and practical strategy reference for coaches and athletes.