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50 days ago

Learn self-defence through Hapkido Family Martial Arts

Peter from Karori

Hapkido Martial Arts classes for Juniors (school years 4-8) and Seniors (all ages 13+) – teaches self-defence, discipline, confidence and fitness.

We provide a safe environment to learn Hapkido martial art. You will learn how to defend yourself, gain confidence to walk away from trouble and how to handle yourself if you can’t.

We run three Senior classes a week: Monday and Thursday 6-7.30pm and Saturday 10-11.30am. And for Juniors, Saturday 10-11am.

We are at Club K, 65 Salamanca Road, Kelburn. There is adequate free parking available.

Each Senior Class includes males and females, beginners through to black belts.

Find us at www.wellingtonhapkido.com... to find out in greater detail what we do and how to join. Or just come, or ring Peter 021 431 561.

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