We have made some changes to our Timetable so we urge our members to check to make sure theyre not effected
Some noticable changes include
– New Saturday Morning Classes
– Friday After School Jnr Taekwondo Classes
– Thursday Evenings now allocated for private lessons
– Eaton Little Dragons now commencing at 3.45 Thursady
– Eaton Super Dragons now Commencing at 3,45 Thursday
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https://tkdcentral.com/class-timetable/
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Kyan Macanas & Chase Ballie will go down in club history as the first to finish the Little Dragonflies
Program for children aged 3 & 4. Kyan & Chase completed all 3 levels and now have graded from
Little Dragonflies into the Little Dragons Program by passing their Yellow Dragon Grading along
with almost 200 others at Taekwondo Centrals Term 2 Grading
Both Kyan & Chase have amazing skills and its almost unfair as they already have a head start into
very popular Little Dragons Program (5 – 8yrs of age), the mind boggles at what this new generation
of kids will be capable of and Kyan & Chase will be right at the for front of it all
Little Dragonflies was designed to seperate the youngest of Our Little Dragons
and make a time we can develope co-ordination, balance & reflexes. while teaching kids about self protection awareness
and some basic little moves with a heap of fun and encouragement.
Anyone who has a child that wants to get involved in the Little Dragonflies, go to our Timetable – Click Here
Taekwondo Centrals Little Dragonflies Program is only run front our safety matted Hq
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Some of the sparring team, Zoe Brown, Bradley Yates, Luke Smith, Wade Morton & Chloe Wild
(Thanks to Cathy Smith for the photos)
Clubs Best step up to the State Championships as Taekwondo Central Returned with a 22 Medal Hall
Most Successfull Competitor was Chloe Wild Earning 3 Gold & 1 Silver
followed by Maeve McNulty with 2 Gold & 1 Bronze
The Teams End Result from The WA State Championships Totals
GOLD =11
SILVER = 10
BRONZE = 1
This moves our overall WA State Championship All Time Result
To 229 WA STATE TAEKWONDO CHAMPIONS since 1999
SPARRING TEAMS RESULTS – DAY 2 (Sunday)
Australian Junior Blackbelt Champion Jayme-Lee Smith had
a great day winning her division, stopping her opponent
in the second round in the final, great results were also
achieved by Lorelle Klumpp, The mother of 2 outgunned
all her opponents to also get the gold
Junior Australian Champion, Bradley Yates showed hes focused
for this years title defeating his opposition in a comfortable win. and
Australian Silver Medalist, Jordan Radford walked over
his opponent to take gold in the boys U/10yrs Yellow Belt division
Sparring Results
GOLD (4)
Lorelle Klumpp, Jayme-Lee Smith, Bradley Yates & Jordan Radford
SILVER (8)
Jake Klumpp, Sarah Turner, Luke Smith, Zoe Brown, Jake Radford,
Wade Morton, Chloe Wild, Aravind Krishnan U
DAY 1 RESULTS – WA STATE TECHNICAL (Patterns) CHAMPIONSHIPS – Click Here
Taekwondo Central’s Competition Team will now turn its focus
to the Australian Taekwondo Championships held in September this
year
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(L To R) Tara Smith, Chris Guy, Maeve McNulty, Luke Smith, Chloe Wild.
Day 1 of the 2 Day WA State Taekwondo Championships
with Team Central putting up a great start coming home
with 7 Gold, 2 Silver & 1 bronze
The clubs best patterns result ever
Chloe Wild also won 3 Gold
Maive McNulty won 2 Gold & 1 Bronze
Chris Guy returned with 2 Gold (Uncontested)
Luke Smith took out Silver
Tara Smith also won a Silver
Find Out how the Sparring Team went & our
total medal tally – Click here
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Marco Spadaccini (17), Amelia Dale(12) & Dylan Morris(10) are Taekwondo Central’s latest to recruit to Blackbelt under Taekwondo Ohdokwan Grandmaster Mr Ross Hartnett (8th Dan Black Belt) held at The Taekwondo Ohdokwan Gym in Maddington
Marco, Amelia & Dylan had to perform Poomsae, Kicking & Punching Techniques, 1 step sparring. 2 step sparring, self defence and then finishing with rounds of WTF Olympic Style Sparring & Kickboxing sparring to ge awarded the level. The 3 have been part of a dozen blackbelts to be, now preparing for the next Blackbelt Grading.
The Taekwondo Central Trio had been training around 6 months to prepare for the challenging examination set by the Taekwondo Ohdokwan Grandmaster
The Taekwondo Central Contingent were put infront of a panel of Blackbelt Masters that also included former World Champion Women’s Patterns Champion, Carmela Hartnett.
Marco, Amelia & Dylan will now enter the Black belt master program that will take their skill to the next level.
We would like to thank Jake Klumpp, Jasmine Klumpp & Melissa Warren for helping prepare the blackbelts and a big thankyou to Simon Peirce who went up to support the team as Master Justin Warren was unable to attend due to injury.
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Taekwondo Central Head Instructor Justin Warren achieved a milestone in his own Taekwondo Career by being called up as coach at the next 2012 Junior World Championships in Egypt. Justin was considered for the position after student Jayme-Lee Smith made the Australian Team and with the past achievements of Jasmine Klumpp (Australian & Commonwealth Taekwondo Champion) adding to his selection.
Master Warren adds to the milestone with his own personal 25 years of Martial Arts anniversary coming up just after Easter. He walked into a Taekwondo school at 15 yrs of age wanting to learn to protect himself from a bully. That moment ended up being the biggest changing moment of his life and has shaped his character and living ever since. That day Justin found his life purpose. One day can change your life!
Justin is a very proud Australian. He represented his Country during his Taekwondo Sparring Days and is now to represent Australia as a coach, which he sees as a huge honour. To earn the spot during the same time as his 25 years of martial arts just makes it sweeter. Justin feels that he is very lucky to have the opportunity and very thankful. Master Warren is a life long student of the Martial Arts
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The Taekwondo Central competition team had another outstanding performance over the recent Perth Open held 25th March 2012
It was a great competition to start the year and a chance to test our skills on some of the best the state have to offer
With the use of the new electronic chestguards supplid by Dae do and Taekwondo Ohdokwan, and a bigger than usual
team
Wade Morton, Chloe Wild & Amelia Dale
Aravind Krishnan U & Ben Geisler both won their division
Taekwondo Central Instructors Jasmine Klumpp (19-0) & Jake Klumpp (14-2) & Ajana Plunkett (13 – 0) all stopped their
opponents during the second round of their 3 round matches.
Medal Results
Sparring Gold – Jasmine Klumpp, Jake Klumpp, Ajana Plunkett, Sarah Turner, Amelia Dale, Jake Radford, Chloe Wild, Jordan Radford, Lara Tovich, Georgia Tovich, Wade Morton Aravind Krishnan U, Ben Geisler
Sparring Silver – Jake Watson, Luke Smith, Branden Madaffari, Blake Shanahan, Tiger Turner
Sparring Bronze – Ben Combes, Grace Turner, Hamish Cowley, Jacob Franklin, Nicholas Wilson, Fraser Cowley
Patterns Gold – Georgia Tovich, Christopher Guy (Uncontested)
Pattern Silver – Chloe Wild, Lara Tovich, Dillan Amonini
Pattern Bronze – Amelia Dale, Maeve McNulty, Ben Combes, Ajana Plunkett, Tara Smith
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Well done to all the people who come down and get involved in our sparring challenge
It was a fantastic day, that give us some valueable ring experience also. Check out some of the photos
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Jayme-Lee Smith (14) has pulled off a very impressive victory
and taking out gold at the recent
Australian Team Selection Trials for the World Junior Championships
in Egypt held over the weekend in Perth
At still only 14 years of age and fighting the under 18’s division.
The Taekwondo Central Black belt thumped her opponent in the final
ending with a second round stoppage with the score at 20 – 2. Jayme-Lee
fought the u/18 silver medalist for the division up from last years 2011 Nationals
Its a string of achievements as she currently hold the WA State Taekwondo Title,
The Australian Taekwondo Title, The very highly contested International Taekwondo Clubs
Championships (Silver to Vietnam) and now earning a spot in the Australian Junior Team
seamed to be the next step, and she did it convincingly
Other competitors were Ben Jerez who fought a tough division to earn a bronze and Sarah Turner (14)
who lost to the evential winner by just a point.
Well done to all the team, were very proud of you all
Jayme-Lee, Ben & Sarah wanted to say thanks to Jake Klumpp, Jasmine Klumpp & Blake Shanahan
for your help. But the biggest thankyou to Branden Madaffari who helped every chance he could
by training and sparring the team. we owe you one mate (please dont dance – tee hee)
Thankyou to STA (Sports Taekwondo Australia) for giving the taekwondo championships to WA.
It was nice to not have to travel all the time to get an great opportunity.
GO CENTRAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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19 year old Jasmine Klumpp become our most successfull ever after winning
the Taekwondo Central Club Champion for the 3rd Time (2011, 2010, 2008).
The Taekwondo Central Instructor was awarded the Cup after winning
2011 WA State Champuionship – Gold
2011 Olympic Preliminary Qualifying Event – Gold
2011 Commonwealth Taekwondo Championships (India) – Gold
2011 International Clubs Taekwondo Organisation Championships (Vietnam) – Gold
At still such a young age, Jasmine will surely be a competitor to watch out for in the
future
Other Award Winners For The Day
Taekwondo Central 2011
Central Cup Winner
Jasmine Klumpp
Best Sparring Competitor
Jasmine Klumpp
Best Pattern Competitor
Christopher Guy
Best Adult Competitor
Lorelle Klumpp
Best Under 18’s Competitor
Jake Klumpp
Best Under 15’s Competitor
Jayme-Lee Smith
Best Under 12’s Competitor
Jake Radford
Best Super Dragon
Wade Morton
Best Little Dragon
Cohen Kirkpatrick
Most Disciplined
Ben Cole
Best Attitude
Maya Smith
Award Of Courage
Christopher Guy
Jordan Radfiord
100th Australian Champion Trophy
Brad Yates
Justin’s Role Model Award
Amelia Dale
Melissa’s Role Model Trophy
Jake Radford
Jasmine’s Role Model Trophy
Chloe Wild
