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One Taekwondo Instruction
One Taekwondo teaches not only self-defense skills but also the importance of cultivating a healthy mind, challenge spirit and perseverance. Through group-based training, our students develop strong teamwork and understanding. One Taekwondo will work relentlessly to assess your child's needs and take great interest in them.
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Master Hur started practising Taekwondo from 1975. When he arrived in Perth from his native Korea in 1977, he trained under master Sok Pong Kim alongside some of Australia's leading Taekwondo practitioners. He operated three successful Dojangs in the mid 80's in Western Australian suburbs of Balga, Bentley and Kelmscott. He currently teaches WTF Taekwondo (commonly known as Sport Taekwondo or Olympic Taekwondo). In addition, he spent 13 years in Korea from 1992 to 2005, during which he trained under renowned Korean masters and organised many training camps at leading Korean Taekwondo universities for Australian and European students. He is current Poomsae presenter and state manager for Taekwondo Queensland. Always passionate about Taekwondo, he personally takes classes at our full-time centre in Upper Mount Gravatt.
One Taekwondo Head Instructor
Yong H. Hur (M.A, B.A., Dip Pub Admin.)
Yong H. Hur (M.A, B.A., Dip Pub Admin.)
Hee Young Park (B. Sports & Leisure) - Gyorugi (sparring) & Poomse
Mr. Park was the first instructor at One Taekwondo when it first opened. When One Taekwondo first started, there were only two children, but it has grown to become one of the premier Taekwondo clubs in Queensland. He returned to Korea in 2007 to train under Korean masters to enhance self development, and competed in the Korean national university students sparring championships, in which he won bronze. He is passionate about sparring, but he has recently shifted his focus to Poomase which is becoming very popular worldwide. He hopes to cultivate the next generation of outstanding sparring & Poomse competitors.
Sparring Coach
Tony Lorenzini
Tony Lorenzini
Mr. Lorenzini is passionate about passing his vast sparring knowledge & skills to dedicated One Taekwondo students. His ample experience in sparring as well as frequent training trips to Korea have been instrumental in guiding many students to great success. He is an avid sparring coach, who, as long as One Taekwondo members give him their 100%, he is ready to give them his 100%.
Mr. Lorenzini's achievements to date include:
Silver at the 10th World Taekwondo Festival & Korea Open 2008
Gold at Korean Open 2006
Numerous state & national titles
Queensland Team Manager, Australian Nationals 2010
Mr. Lorenzini's achievements to date include:
Silver at the 10th World Taekwondo Festival & Korea Open 2008
Gold at Korean Open 2006
Numerous state & national titles
Queensland Team Manager, Australian Nationals 2010
Our history
We are a relatively young school, opening its doors in April 2007 in Upper Mount Gravatt, Queensland. Short history, however, has not been an impeding factor to our growth, as we have already made a powerful impression on the Brisbane Taekwondo scene, performing extremely well in local, state and national competitions. We are one of only few FULL-TIME Taekwondo schools in Brisbane, and have one of the best training facilities. As we grow, our goal isn't simply to teach Taekwondo. Our goal extends beyond; we will endeavor to help you discover what your true limits are.
Taekwondo
Taekwondo is a Korean martial art that uses ones hands and feet to repel an attack from aggressors. Emphasising peace and order, Taekwondo is renowned for its powerful and highly sophisticated kicks. A Taekwondo practitioner's ultimate objective is not to conquer an opponent. Rather, it is focused on self-control, virtuous behaviour, and expression of the art through precise and powerful techniques.
Taekwondo is a Korean martial art that uses ones hands and feet to repel an attack from aggressors. Emphasising peace and order, Taekwondo is renowned for its powerful and highly sophisticated kicks. A Taekwondo practitioner's ultimate objective is not to conquer an opponent. Rather, it is focused on self-control, virtuous behaviour, and expression of the art through precise and powerful techniques.
Senior Instructor