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Melton Lai Taekwon Do CHITF

Locality: Melton, Victoria

Phone: +61 411 733 697

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23.01.2022 CHITF Asian Championships August 2014 Hunan, China. Tul cometition Canada vs. China. Good control by Canadian representative doing Juche.

22.01.2022 6 years ago CHITF Seminar Hunan, China. Master Joel Dennis of CHITF Canada demonstrates Monn Moo with great control.

18.01.2022 Warm up punching & blocking.

18.01.2022 Finally back to the grind, feels so good.

17.01.2022 A devastating typhoon has caused extensive damage to the Philippines. Our Taekwon-Do brother has lost all his house and possessions. He managed to save his beloved pet dog to keep him company in his hour of need. CHITF Australia and its’ members will try to raise funds and to send it to Arthus Dela Paz Arboleda to help him in this hour of need. CHITF Australia treasurer will let me know the CHITF Australia bank details and I will post it out on our FB Page and Groups.

17.01.2022 2018 February SGM Phap Lu seminar at Lai Taekwon-Do gym St. Albans. Coming to 3 years now hopefully 2021 we are able to host another seminar and for sure it will be a success as this 2018 seminar was.

14.01.2022 Late 1960’s GM Robert Lai practising his power breaks to prepare for demonstrations. In the 1960’s when Gen. Choi as the ambassador of South Korea introduced Ta...ekwon-Do into Malaysia very little was known about it. Kung Fu and Silat the national martial arts was better known and as such had much better publicity in newspapers and media to promote their art. For Taekwon-Do we had to have demonstrations to show the public what Taekwon-Do was all about. We demonstrated in schools, shopping complexes and sports meet to ensure that we had good exposure. We had at least two demonstrations in a month. In the 1970’s onwards Taekwon Do was the No1 martial arts in Malaysia as it is now. Pic 1 GM Robert Lai elbow 9 terra cotta tiles. Pic 2 GM Robert Lai medal for power break at Selangor State Championships in 1960's See more

14.01.2022 RMIT CHITF members in action Pic 1 Binh Nguyen and Rachel Wong showing side kick and jumping punch. Pic 2 Lachlan doing a jumping side kick. Pictures taken by RMIT CHITF 5th. Dan AB Jet who has a Phd. in Computers and is a professional photographer. Lots of talented members in RMIT CHITF

13.01.2022 Wishing all CHITF members, Taekwon-Doist & Friends A Merry Christmas and a Happy, Safe and Healthy New Year for 2021

08.01.2022 2006 Australian ITF National Championships. SM Jason Lai Sparring no quarter asked or given.

08.01.2022 2014 RMIT CHITF memories. A great bunch of members, a delight to instruct. More than 6 years have passed and a lot of the members are still training with the cl...ub showing their committment to Taekwon-Do. This year 2020 the club only trained for a month before lockdown and restrictions. We will definitely come back stronger than ever. See more

07.01.2022 RMIT CHITF Special Action Shots 2014 by Sabum AB Jet a senior member of the RMIT CHITF club

06.01.2022 GM Robert Lai - Dear members I am organising a fund raiser to help out our Taekown-Do brother Arthus Dela Paz Arboleda of Philippines. I have discussed plans with CHITF Australia President Jason Lai, Vice Presidents Master Craig Harmer, Sabum AB Jet and treasurer Shivarnee Sitsabasan on ways to go about it. Please support the effort to help out our Taekwon-Do brother Arthus Dela Paz Arboleda who has lost all his possessions.

01.01.2022 More than one and half years have passed since we participated in the 1st.CHITF World Championships 9-10 March 2019 at Melbourne, Australia but friendships made... at the friendly but competitive Championships remain forever.Pic1 Australia, Argentina, Malaysia all smiles.Pic 2 as can be seen black eyes and bruises they gave their all to compete but all friends after it. Pic3/4 Argentina and Australia exchange dobok and big hugs afterwards. Friendships made at this 1st.CHITF Championships will last forever. See more