• Education That Changes Lives!

    This photograph captures a lively indoor World Taekwondo event held in a large gymnasium. The gymnasium features a high ceiling with wooden beams and a large, colorful mural on one wall. The floor is polished hardwood with visible markings for various sports. In the foreground, numerous children and young adults are seated in rows on the floor, facing the front of the gym. They are dressed in white World Taekwondo uniforms with different colour belts, indicating varying levels of experience. Some students hold yellow belts, which are worn around the waist. The students are seated cross-legged, with some deep in concentration or meditation. The background is filled with spectators, including adults and children, seated on benches. The audience is dressed in casual attire, with a mix of bright colors like pink, blue, and yellow. The spectators are engaged, watching the students attentively. The atmosphere is vibrant and focused, with the students' white uniforms standing out against the gym's neutral tones. The photograph captures the sense of community and dedication to world taekwondo training.

  • Black Belt School

    This is a high-resolution photograph showcasing several World Taekwonodo black belts neatly arranged in a row. The belts are predominantly black with golden text printed on them, indicating the names and ranks of World Taekwondo students. The golden text is clearly visible and legible, with the names and ranks written in a consistent font style. The belts are laid flat on a light green tablecloth, which adds a subtle contrast to the dark belts. The tablecloth has a smooth, slightly glossy texture. The belts are stacked in a slightly overlapping manner, creating a sense of depth and orderliness. The background is blurred, focusing attention on the belts, and the lighting is even, highlighting the details of the belts and the text on them. The overall composition and color palette suggest a formal setting. It is an award ceremony, emphasizing the significance of the belts and the achievements associated with them.

  • Fitness & Self Defence

    This is a dynamic photograph capturing a moment during a World Taekwondo training session. The central focus is on two individuals engaged in a sparring match. The person on the left, a young woman with dark hair tied back, is wearing a white Taekwondo uniform with the text WORLD TAEKWONDO in bold black letters on the back. She is executing a powerful side kick with her right leg extended, demonstrating high agility and strength. Her left arm is bent, providing balance. The person on the right, a man with brown hair, is also wearing a white Taekwondo uniform with black trim and the name WORLD TAEKWONOD in black letters on the back. Both participants are in mid-action, their expressions focused and determined. The background is slightly blurred, emphasizing the action in the foreground. The setting appears to be a training hall with a wooden floor and a few other individuals in white uniforms scattered around, engaged in various World Taekwondo movements. The overall atmosphere is one of intense focus and physical exertion, highlighting the discipline and athleticism involved in World Taekwopndo training.

  • Kick Fun - For families of all ages!

    This is a photograph depicting two World Taekwondo black belt students practicing Taekwondo on a grassy field. The background consists of a plain, vertical, corrugated metal wall in shades of grey, which contrasts with the green grass. The person on the left is a young man (Rhys Barlass)with short, dark hair, wearing a traditional World Taekwondo uniform with black trim and a black belt. His hands are positioned in a defensive stance. The person on the right is a young woman (Zahra Court) with light brown hair tied back in a ponytail, also wearing a World Taekwondo uniform with black trim and a black belt. She is performing a high kick with her right leg extended and her left leg bent. Zahra's facial expression is focused and determined, while Rhys's expression is more relaxed and focused. The lighting is bright, indicating an outdoor setting with clear skies. The overall scene conveys a sense of discipline, focus, and athleticism.

  • Traditional Martial Art

    World Taekwondo demonstration of power breaking using the elbow strike, Mark Mitchell breaking 2 thick pine boards with his elbow while Justin Kerr holds the boards for him in place with his two hands.

  • Competition & Sport

    This photograph captures a dynamic moment in a World Taekwondo competition. In the foreground, two young students, both wearing white uniforms with black belts and protective headgear, are engaged in a competition bout. The student on the left is wearing a blue protective vest, while the one on the right has a red protective vest. Both students are in mid-action, with the student on the left executing a kick, their leg extended high in the air, and the other student slightly off-balance, preparing to block the kick. In the background, Instrructor Margaret Rogers in a white World Taekwondo uniform with black stripes, also wearing a black belt, is refereeing. Behind her, a table covered with a green cloth is visible, with several trophies or awards arranged neatly on top, indicating a competitive or achievement-focused environment. The setting is an indoor gymnasium with a high ceiling and beige brick walls. The floor is a polished wood finish. The overall atmosphere is focused and energetic, reflecting the intensity and discipline of World Taekwondo training.

  • Leadership & Excellence

    This photograph captures a moment in Australia. The main subjects are two people standing side by side. On the left is grand master Cha Sok Park with a medium build and short, dark hair, wearing a traditional Taekwondo uniform adorned with black trim and a distinctive sash. He is smiling warmly. On the right is Master Carol Halimee with a medium build and shoulder-length brown hair, also dressed in World Taekwondo uniform with black trim and a black belt. She is holding a certificate in her right hand, presented to her by the grand master. The certificate is framed in gold and features a seal and official text in Korean. The background consists of a brick wall with a large Australian flag mounted on it. The flag is positioned to the right side of the image and is hanging on a piece of cloth that is pinned to the wall. The flag is predominantly white with a blue union jack in the upper left corner and the Australian coat of arms in the lower right. To the right of the flag, there is a partially visible red banner.

  • Hapkido Self Defence

    The image is a black-and-white photograph capturing a Hapkido training session with Grand Master Cha Sok Park. The central figure is Grand Master Park himself, wearing a traditional Hapkido uniform. The uniform is adorned with a black checkered pattern. He is in a kneeling position, with his hands gripping the arms of Wahid Halimee who is lying on the ground. The background features a brick wall, indicating an indoor setting. The floor is covered with a dark mat, and there are wooden floorboards visible on the right side of the image. The lighting is even, suggesting it is well-lit, typical of indoor training spaces. The overall atmosphere is focused and intense, reflecting the serious nature of this martial art. The textures of the uniforms, the mat, and the brick wall are all distinct, adding depth and realism to the photograph.

Taekwondo Classes in Adelaide SA

Trusted by Adelaide Families Since 1996

Build lasting confidence, respect, resilience, and physical fitness in a supportive environment led by talented, highly experienced Instructors.

Why Our Program Stands Out

We teach more than kicks and belts; we cultivate a mindset of discipline and leadership. Our non-contact philosophy emphasizes precision over harm and mastery over provocation—shaping students for life, not just for inside the DoJahng.

  • Worried about costs? Use up to $200 in SA Sports Vouchers so your child can start without blowing the family budget.
  • Hate lock‑in contracts? Train on your terms with no contracts or cancellation fees, so you can pause or stop anytime life changes.
  • Nervous about contact sparring? Our structured, non‑contact classes give you the benefits of martial arts without the risk of getting hit.
  • Concerned about who is teaching your child? Every class is led by WWCC‑approved, friendly, highly experienced instructors you can trust.
  • Want a recognised black belt, not just a coloured belt? Students earn internationally recognised Kukkiwon certification that is respected worldwide.
  • Too busy to commit to one venue? Enjoy unlimited training across more than 20 SA locations, so it’s easy to fit classes around school and work.

Kids Taekwondo classes in Adelaide

KIDS TAEKWONDO

Ages 5 and Up

  • Is your child shy or unsure of themselves? Step‑by‑step challenges help them speak up, try new things, and build real, lasting confidence.
  • Struggling with focus at school? Drills that improve balance and coordination also train their brain to listen, concentrate, and follow instructions.
  • Too much time on screens? High‑energy classes turn restless after‑school hours into fun, structured movement they actually look forward to.
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Youth and Adult Taekwondo classes

YOUTH & ADULTS

Ages 10 and Up

  • Bored with the gym? Dynamic Taekwondo training builds full‑body strength, agility, and mental toughness without repetitive workouts.
  • Don’t want a “fad” fitness fix? A structured curriculum gives you clear milestones so you keep progressing for years, not weeks.
  • Feeling stressed or overwhelmed? Breathing, discipline, and goal‑setting tools help you manage stress and stay in control under pressure.
  • Looking for your kind of people? Train alongside respectful, like‑minded students in a welcoming, family‑friendly community.
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Hapkido Self Defence and Stick Training

HAPKIDO SELF DEFENCE

Ages 10 and Up

  • Worried you wouldn’t know what to do in a real incident? Hapkido and stick‑based training give you practical, repeatable skills you can rely on.
  • Want skills that work outside the dojang? Techniques are taught with everyday situations in mind, so you learn what to do in real‑world scenarios.
  • Freeze under pressure? Drills that build awareness and calm decision‑making help you stay composed instead of panicking.
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Trusted by Adelaide Families Since 1996

Our club is led by Grand Master Wahid Halimee; 8th Dan Taekwondo and 6th Dan Hapkido and Master Carol Halimee; 6th Dan Taekwondo and 4th Dan Hapkido. Both hold international certifications from the World Taekwondo HQ in Korea (Kukkiwon) and hold academic Degrees in Health and Physical Education.

Testimonials

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “A great, community-friendly club that fosters experienced black belts and newcomers alike. I've been training here for five months building fitness, flexibility and invaluable skills in self-defence. Would recommend!”
— Samantha K., Blackwood Google Review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “My son began his beginner-level training this term, and he’s already eager to attend every lesson. All the instructors are professional and friendly, and the senior students are exceptionally helpful during training. I truly appreciate the welcoming environment.”
— Chamila J., Modbury Google Review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Love training here! I've learned so much and feel stronger and more confident. Great for all ages and levels! Supportive community.”
— James T., Mount Barker Google Review


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