Purpose: The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of the lower limb core strength training of the Poomsae athletes before and after unstable balance training, and is based on selected skills: Oreun Hakdari and sidekicks. The unstable platform is a Core-Tex reactive trainer combined with a Fitlight training system. Methods: Fifteen athletes, including eight male and seven female athletes with Taekwondo Poomsae black belt performed lower limb core strength training three days a week and three times a day. During the one and a half months of training, in each training session, the athletes performed warm-up exercises and lower limb core muscle strength training. The phrase core muscle strength training project of the lower limb is designed to do static poses for 15 seconds each and dynamic poses for 10 repetitions each time. The test data of balance, power, and flexibility before and after the training was collected, and SPSS was used for statistics. The significance level was set at α = .05. Results: After unstable balance training, all male and female athletes showed increased in balance, power, and flexibility. Conclusion: The use of a Core-Tex reactive trainer combined with a Fitlight training system increased the balance, power, and flexibility of Taekwondo Poomsae athletes. It helped improve the lower limb and core muscle strength.