Destruction Class-April 2026
In Taekwondo, board breaking is more than a technique, it is a declaration of spirit.
Students step forward with focus, channelling years of practice into a single, clean moment of impact. Each break reflects precision, and the courage to commit fully.
First Taekwondo
First Taekwondo Australia - No.1 in Taekwondo. Fitness, Self Confidence and Personal Security.
First Taekwondo, we have been providing excellence in disciplined training since the 60's. Anyone can participate and gain fitness, self confidence and personal security. For all of our gyms see below:
Adelaide / Adelaide University Gym Details:
Adelaide University, George Murray Building, Ground Floor, Union House. North Terrace, Adelaide, SA 5000
Tuesday 6:30 pm, Thursday 6:30 pm, Wednesday 12
30/05/2026
Reminder for Members.
Destruction Class will commence tomorrow at 10am. Please try to be prompt and allow time to purchase boards and register. Please try to bring correct money-No EFTPOS
Black Belt Master Class will commence after the Destruction Class at 11am.
Fulham North Primary School, North St Henley Beach, SA 5022
For information on this or any of our many training centres throughout the South Australian metropolitan area, please visit our website and click on the link titled "TRAINING CENTRES”:
www.firsttaekwondo.com.au
25/05/2026
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR MEMBERS!!
SESSION THIS FRIDAY!!!!!
Combat Class will commence, this Friday 9/5/2026 and will be held monthly, on the last Friday of each month.
Mitcham Gym, Corner of Belair & Grange Rd, Mitcham
6.30-7.30PM
$10 Per class, paid on entry.
Must be a current financial student
FULL UNIFORM/T-SHIRT IN SOME SESSIONS
For more information, speak to your local Instructor.
NOT FOR THE FAINT HEARTED!!
South Plympton Gym-January 2026
Black belts sparring in a mixed‑level class serve as the living textbook of the art. Their movement shows what years of discipline look like, calm under pressure, sharp technique, and a mindset that treats every exchange as a chance to teach as much as to test themselves.
Here is a brief video of Branch Instructors Peter and Liz, participating in Free Sparring at Chief Instructor John's, South Plympton Gym.
South Plympton Gym Details:
Vermont Uniting Church Hall
578 Cross Road South Plympton, SA 5038
Monday 6:30 pm & Wednesday 6:30 pm
For information on this or any of our many training centres throughout the South Australian metropolitan area, please visit our website and click on the link titled “TRAINING CENTRES”:
www.firsttaekwondo.com.au
20/05/2026
Grading Day-March 2026
The 3rd‑grade students demonstrated Toi‑Gye during their taekwondo exam with commendable discipline and technical accuracy. Throughout the assessment, they performed the required sequence with clear focus, controlled movements, and an understanding of the fundamental principles of the pattern. Their stances, transitions, and hand techniques reflected consistent practice and growing proficiency.
For information on this or any of our many training centres throughout the South Australian metropolitan area, please visit our website and click on the link titled “TRAINING CENTRES”:
www.firsttaekwondo.com.au
17/05/2026
Grading Test-March 2026
A 2nd‑grade student stands at one of the most exciting points in their martial arts journey.
They’re no longer beginners, they’re learners who have tasted progress, built confidence, and started to understand what discipline truly feels like. Their grading test becomes a celebration of effort, courage, and signifies real skill taking shape.
For information on this or any of our many training centres throughout the South Australian metropolitan area, please visit our website and click on the link titled “TRAINING CENTRES”:
www.firsttaekwondo.com.au
Morphett Vale Gym-January 2026
Students demonstrating Chung Moo in a typical class are working with one of the most dynamic colour‑belt patterns, it is full of sharp direction changes, fast‑slow rhythm, and techniques that demand real control. In class, the focus isn’t just on performing the pattern from start to finish; it’s on helping students understand why each movement matters and how to execute it with confidence, balance, and intent.
Here is a brief video, of the 1st Grade and Black Belts demonstrating Chung Moo, in Chief Instructor John's Morphett Vale Gym.
Morphett Vale Gym Details:
Morphett Vale Community Hall
William St Morphett Vale, SA 5162
Tuesday 6:30 pm & Thursday 6:30 pm
For information on this or any of our many training centres throughout the South Australian metropolitan area, please visit our website and click on the link titled “TRAINING CENTRES”:
www.firsttaekwondo.com.au
13/05/2026
Grading Test-March 2026
The 4th‑grade students successfully completed their examination. During the assessment, they demonstrated the required technical elements of their pattern, Joong‑Gun with accurate stances, controlled strikes, and proper sequencing, with coordination, discipline, and confidence. The students’ performance reflected consistent practice and a strong commitment to their martial arts training.
For information on this or any of our many training centres throughout the South Australian metropolitan area, please visit our website and click on the link titled “TRAINING CENTRES”:
www.firsttaekwondo.com.au
South Plympton Gym-January 2026
Free sparring in a typical class is all about helping students apply their techniques with control, confidence, and awareness. It’s structured, intentional, and designed to build both skill and character.
Here is a brief video of students at, Chief Instructor John's, Family Friendly, South Plympton Gym, demonstrating Free Sparring.
South Plympton Gym Details:
Vermont Uniting Church Hall
578 Cross Road South Plympton, SA 5038
Monday 6:30 pm & Wednesday 6:30 pm
For information on this or any of our many training centres throughout the South Australian metropolitan area, please visit our website and click on the link titled “TRAINING CENTRES”:
www.firsttaekwondo.com.au
06/05/2026
Grading Test-March 2026
The 5th Grade Students demonstrating Yul Gok in a grading test are stepping into a pattern that demands sharper precision, maturity, discipline, stronger stances, and a deeper understanding of the art. Yul Gok is named after the Korean philosopher Yi I , it contains 38 movements and introduces students to more complex coordination, directional changes, and power control.
For information on this or any of our many training centres throughout the South Australian metropolitan area, please visit our website and click on the link titled “TRAINING CENTRES”:
www.firsttaekwondo.com.au
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