First Taekwondo class of 1993
Van and James
Showing off their new State medals!
2002 Yarramundi Camp
Master “Gilligan"
2002 Club Xmas Party
So cute!
2002 Club Xmas Party
Mr Mark Spock!
2001 Club Xmas Party
Master Andrew, Senior Instructors Peter Jones, Elise, Mark Shalala & Dave Adlam…hawaiin shirts must have been all the rage that year!
2001 Club Xmas Party
Award presentations.
Master Andrew relaxing
Enjoying his day off at the beach!
5th Dan Presentation
Master Jeon Tae Kim presents Master Andrew with his 5th Dan certificate
Miko – Wolves Mascot
Miko is the original Wolves club mascot, and is the inspiration for the Wolves logo.
2003 Wolves Open Day
Master Andrew celebrating Wolves 10 years
2003 Open Day Demo
Demonstration by the Wolf Pack!
2003 Open Day Demo
Poomsae demonstrations
2003 Open Day Demo
Board breaking demonstration
2003 Open Day
Group photo
2003 Open Day
Group photo
2003 Open Day
Group photo
2004 Korea Trip
2004 Korea Trip
Head Instructor Peter Jones...
2004 Korea Trip
2004 Korea Trip
2005 Wolves Xmas Gala Day
Sack races!
2005 Wolves Xmas Gala Day
Visit from Santa!
2005 Wolves Xmas Gala Day
Tug ’o War!
2006 Korea Trip
Senior Instructors Kristen & Veronica
2006 Korea Trip
2006 Korea Trip
2006 Korea Trip
2006 Salamander Bay weekend
Sand dune surfing…or not!
2006 Salamander Bay weekend
Chuck Norris video night!
2006 Salamander Bay weekend
More sand dune surfing
2008 15 years Gala Day
2008 15 Years Gala Day
Wolves Martial Arts is owned and operated by Andrew Johnston. Wolves Martial Arts has been teaching families of the Blue Mountains the martial arts of Taekwondo since 1993, and Haidong Gumdo since 2008. Past and present students have learnt valuable life skills they can use in everyday life from learning the martial arts of Taekwondo and Haidong Gumdo. Our club has grown enormously due to our commitment to our customer service, and the professional programs we offer to our members. The club's atmosphere is family friendly and inviting.
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