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Fusion Martial Arts


ITF Taekwon-do + modern sports science + ideas from other Martial Arts

What Our Members Say...
  • 2 years ago, I was introduced to Taekwon-do by a close friend. My first impressions were how amazingly well-mannered the younger students were. As a father of 3 under 10 this is something I noticed immediately! I started my journey with Fusion and over time I got 2 of my children involved in training with Instructor Nick at Fusion. They now love training twice a week after school and practicing constantly. I love that they get a great mix of physical education, appropriate discipline and the feeling of accomplishment from learning the art of Taekwon-do. The skills they learn will always serve them well, and I encourage other parents to come along and try Taekwon-do with their kids.

    - Robert, Fusion Parent & Student

  • "I like to going to Taekwon-do because it is fun and I learn new skills and play interesting games"

    - Oliver (age 9)

  • "Our three children have been learning Taekwon-do with Fusion Martial Arts for nearly two years now and we could not be happier! Our children have learnt a range of valuable skills (including strong discipline) and improved their self-confidence, coordination and core body strength. Fusion Martial Arts has inspired our children to apply themselves in a diligent manner and we have been particularly impressed by Nick's dedication. Nick consistently puts a great deal of effort into his classes and is finely attuned to his student's needs. We would thoroughly recommend Fusion Martial Arts to anyone."

    - Zoe, Fusion Parent

  • "Nick is a good teacher who loves doing it and helps us a lot"

    - Sarah (age 12)

  • "If someone asks Nick a question, he listens and if he does not know the answer he will look it up for us.  He doesn't just ignore us"

    - Benjamin (age 9)

Fusion Martial Arts Canberra

Physical Fitness, Self-Confidence, Camaraderie, Empowerment and Self-Defense strategies for adults and kids.

Three convenient locations around Canberra in Holder, Macquarie and Barton (Telopea).

When you have passion for what you do, success tends to come along for the ride. At Fusion Martial Arts we have a passion not only for martial arts but also for nurturing a family-friendly environment our students and instructors can use to achieve their goals.

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Whether your goal is to have confidence in protecting yourself and your loved ones, getting in a good workout with practical applications or to simply enjoy spending time with other active individuals, the instructors at Fusion Martial Arts are here to inspire you to work hard and to help you achieve your goals.

Fusion Martial Arts enables our students to practice self-discipline, mental flexibility and to develop a strong sense of justice, fortitude, compassion, humility and resolve. This is what separates the true student from one who has mastered only the physical aspects of the art. Our students, who come from all walks of life, work together, enjoy their training, encourage their fellow students and practice humility. We actively encourage siblings and even families to train together.

Taekwon-do And What We Fuse Into It

Taekwon-do is a martial art that was designed and tested in some of the harshest conditions the 20th century could produce. First taught to the Korean Army, it was forged in battle where the cost of a getting it right was a matter of life and death. Originally drawing influence from karate as well as from Korea's traditional martial arts, Taekwon-do has evolved into a modern martial art that includes dynamic self-defensive techniques, punches, kicks, blocks, dodges and interceptions.

General Choi Hong Hi (the father and founder of Taekwon-do) Fusion Martial Arts relays on the Chang Hon Pattern System for the basis of our training, gradings and syllabus. Developed by the legendary General Choi Hong Hi (the father and founder of Taekwon-do) the Chang Hon pattern system is taught by ITF Taekwon-do and many other Taekwon-do schools around the World.

Fusion Martial Arts brings together ideas and information from other sources including modern sports science, Bujinkan Budō Taijutsu (associated with Ninjitzu), Wing-Chun (Kung-Fu), and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). This is to enhance our Taekwon-do skills and ensures we have self-defense techniques for all students, no matter what abilities or physical limitations they might have.

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Drills: Directional Kicking & Chained Kicking

Posted: Tuesday April 15, 2014

The Directional Kicking and Chained Kicking Drills are frameworks that encourages rechambering of the kicking leg in addition to developing balance while adjusting your facing/direction. Directional Kicking The premise of the Directional Kicking Drill is to execute the prescribed kick(s) toward multiple directions; generally the 4 cardinal directions of 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock. […] Continue Reading »

Gaining A Deeper Understanding of the Patterns

Posted: Monday April 14, 2014

My Bujinkan instructor utilizes a novel approach to teach martial art patterns (aka Kihon, katas, etc.) by exploring five different expressions of the performance: Solo: performing the exercise as taught in the official texts; Elemental: performing each fundamental movement in isolation; Partnered: performing the exercise as taught against attacking partner(s) with no impact; Impact: performing […] Continue Reading »

We hold these truths to be self-evident…

Posted: Friday March 14, 2014

A few things I’m just now realizing after some 10 years of training. These are not hard-and-fast rules, but rather rules of thumb; there are always exceptions. But if you keep these in mind and only violate them when it’s logical to do so, you are likely to fair much better than without them. It’s […] Continue Reading »