Australian Mulympia Championships

Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre
Herbert Street, Cambridge Park NSW 2747
9.00am – Saturday, 25 October 2014

 
On Saturday, 25 October 2014, Australian Haidong Gumdo will be hosting an amazing Martial Arts Tournament and World Class Martial Arts Demonstrations.

All Wolves Taekwondo and Haidong Gumdo students are welcome to join us on the day for the opening ceremony where they will have front row seats to the opening ceremony, be part of the historical photo shoot and witness the International Korean and Australian Martial Arts Demonstrations.

Could all Wolves Taekwondo and Haidong Gumdo students please arrive before 10.00am and please bring their full Martial Arts Uniforms.

FREE ENTRY – EVERYONE IS WELCOME


Wolves Term 4 Newsletter

Welcome back all Students, Parents and Carers to another exciting term of Wolves Taekwondo and Haidong Gumdo.

We have some very special events coming up this term such as… Australian Mulympia, Christmas Gala Day and the Christmas Gradings.

So let’s get Kicking into the last term of 2014!

Master Instructor Andrew Johnston


Christmas orders now being taken

If you are looking for that special Taekwondo or Haidong Gumdo Christmas present, why not check out the Wolves 2014 Christmas Order Form.
 
Please note: head guards, sparring gloves, arm guards, shin and instep guards, mouth guards and groin guards are compulsory equipment for Taekwondo.
 
All orders can be collected at the Taekwondo grading on Sunday, 14 December 2014.
 
ALL ORDERS MUST BE IN BY THE 14th OF NOVEMBER, 2014. No late orders will be accepted.


Australian Mulympia Championships

When: 10.00am, Saturday, 25 October, 2014

Where: Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre, Herbert Street, Cambridge Park NSW
Cost: FREE entry – everyone is welcome

All Wolves Taekwondo and Haidong Gumdo students are welcome to join us on the day for the opening ceremony where they will have front row seats to the opening ceremony, be part of the historical photo shoot and witness the International Korean and Australian martial arts demonstrations.
 
Could all Taekwondo and Haidong Gumdo students please arrive before 10.00am and please bring their full Martial Arts uniform.


Wolves Christmas Club Gala Day

This year we will be celebrating our Wolves Gala Day at Tench Reserve, Nepean River, Penrith. All you need to bring is a picnic lunch and a big smile.

We will be having funs games, races, demonstrations and a visit from Santa himself!

When: 11am – 2pm, Sunday, 23 November 2014

All family, friends and students are invited.


Wolves Taekwondo Year

Wolves Taekwondo Club offers classes 43 weeks of the year. Our Taekwondo year is divided into four terms. The Taekwondo term fee for one class per week (43 classes) is $144 per student. The term fee of $126 is then broken down to a per month fee of $48.

This method of charging a monthly fee instead of a term fee every three months was introduced to reduce large sums of money being debited from the students account every three months (term duration). Therefore, for the newer students, this will answer the question of do we still pay during school holidays.

All cancellations must be in writing and sent via email or postal  to Wolves Taekwondo, PO Box 513, Springwood NSW 2777. Email: wolvestkd@optusnet.com.au
 
No phone cancellations will be accepted.


Wolves Up and Coming Dates and Events

  • Mulympia tournament: 10am, Saturday 25 October, Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre
  • Wolves Club Gala Day: Tench Reserve, Nepean River, Penrith, 11am – 2pm, Sunday 23 November 2014
  • Wolves Haidong Gumdo Grading/Seminar: Saturday, 13 December, Winmalee High School
  • Wolves Taekwondo Club Grading: Sunday, 14 December, Winmalee High School
  • End of Term 4: Friday, 19 December 2014
  • Start of Term 1, 2015: Monday, 19 January 2015

Drew’s New Single Now Available!

The album’s first single Sticks Paper Bamboo and Stone is NOW AVAILABLE on iTunes!

The song tells the story of a man who yearns to be with the woman he loves as much as he aspires to see the famous annual cherry blossom fall in Osaka. 

Drew (Andrew) Johnston now he reveals his creative, musical and lyrical talents in Tea House, his third album. Before going into the recording studio Drew travelled to Japan, visiting Buddhist and Shinto shrines and drawing inspiration from the experience of ‘sitting still’ in tea houses, which he describes as “beautiful little establishments”. The upbeat, acoustic guitar-driven folk/rock album, produced with award-winning producer, song writer and musician Rod McCormack, features mostly feel-good story lines with acoustic guitar, mandolin, papoose and banjo paramount.

Drew would love you to share his musical journey – and his inspiration – by going online and purchasing a copy of Sticks Paper Bamboo and Stone from iTunes between 10am and 1pm TODAY!!
https://itun.es/au/far42

Japanese Tea Houses were an Inspiration...

Songwriters find inspiration in many places – for Drew Johnston inspiration came from the traditional tea houses of Japan.

That was where the martial arts master finished writing the lyrics for his captivating new album – appropriately named Tea House.

The album’s first single Sticks, paper, bamboo and stone, available on iTunes on Monday, September 22, tells the story of a man who yearns to be with the woman he loves as much as he aspires to see the famous annual cherry blossom fall in Osaka. 

Drew Johnston is already well known to students and exponents for his martial arts expertise – now he reveals his creative, musical and lyrical talents in Tea House, his third album.

Before going into the recording studio Drew travelled to Japan, visiting Buddhist and Shinto shrines and drawing inspiration from the experience of ‘sitting still’ in tea houses, which he describes as “beautiful little establishments”.

The upbeat, acoustic guitar-driven folk/rock album, produced with award-winning producer, song writer and musician Rod McCormack, features mostly feel-good story lines with acoustic guitar, mandolin, papoose and banjo paramount.

Drew would love you to share his musical journey – and his inspiration – by going online and purchasing a copy of Sticks, paper, bamboo and stone from iTunes between 10am and 1pm on Monday.