Melton Taekwondo Centre

orts Medal in the year 2000

Grand Master Malizia commenced his martial art journey in 1971 and continues teaching Taekwondo enthusiastically to children, women and men of varying ages. We are committed to child safety, acting in children’s best interests, keeping them safe and actively work to empower them. Our training has a focus on learning with fun and this applies to adults and children alike. There are many reasons to practice Taekwondo, including:
enhance your self-esteem by challenging your physical and mental powers;
build your confidence through your achievements;
increase discipline through committed and focused training ;
develop better control of your spirit, mind and body; and
master self defence systems to keep you safe in a variety of situations. We follow the five tenets of Taekwondo:
Courtesy
Integrity
Perseverance
Self Control and
Indomitable Spirit

Taekwondo is a traditional Korean martial art and a scientific self defence system with over 2000 years of history. As a modern Olympic sport, it is practiced by over 20 million people in 165 countries across the globe.