Central Coast Hapkido

Central Coast Hapkido Maybe you’ve taken classes before and have decided it’s time to take things to the next level?

Welcome to Wyong Hapkido – your local experts in Hapkido and martial arts in Tuggerah Are you looking for a local Hapkido instructor in Tuggerah to get you started on your martial arts journey? Or perhaps you have experience in multiple disciplines and want to try your hand at mixed martial arts? Whatever your needs may be, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for at Wyong Hapkido. Wyong Hapkid

o is a full-time martial arts centre in Tuggerah, servicing people throughout the Central Coast. Our expert instructors have years of experience in practising and teaching the Korean art of self-defence, Hapkido, with people of all ages and levels.

First grading (June 1996) at our new full-time studio in Wyong and the founder of Central Coast Hapkido, Richard Bridge ...
11/06/2026

First grading (June 1996) at our new full-time studio in Wyong and the founder of Central Coast Hapkido, Richard Bridge and Ron Rees with Richard's boys training on the lawn.

CENTRAL COAST HAPKIDO
05/06/2026

CENTRAL COAST HAPKIDO

More blasts from the past. Hapkido kids. Steph Biviano on Table Mountain in South Africa, Steph Marks with Charlie doing...
25/05/2026

More blasts from the past. Hapkido kids. Steph Biviano on Table Mountain in South Africa, Steph Marks with Charlie doing their version of "Dirty Dancing" movie scene and Alex Cha during kids' class.

07/05/2026

The real debate in karate isn’t old versus new—it’s understanding what should change and what must remain. Modern training methods, influenced by competition formats and even cross-training with arts like Mixed Martial Arts, have refined timing, conditioning, and adaptability. But the deeper foundation of karate, shaped by masters like Gichin Funakoshi, was never about chasing trends—it was about discipline, efficiency, and character. Techniques may evolve to fit different contexts, whether sport or self-defense, but the core principles—balance, control, distance, and mindset—remain constant. When those principles are ignored, evolution becomes dilution; when they are preserved, evolution becomes growth.

Sometimes when there is a great difference in size it is necessary to adapt grip and hand positions for joint locks.
01/05/2026

Sometimes when there is a great difference in size it is necessary to adapt grip and hand positions for joint locks.

Stephanie demonstrating arm lock into shoulder throw with Jason.
19/04/2026

Stephanie demonstrating arm lock into shoulder throw with Jason.

Aaron Wark, 3 stages of throw. Mike Skelding in grading action.
05/04/2026

Aaron Wark, 3 stages of throw. Mike Skelding in grading action.

27/03/2026
27/03/2026

Practicing double flying side kick

Address

11 Ace Crescent
Tuggerah, NSW
2259

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 9pm
Tuesday 10am - 9pm
Wednesday 10am - 9pm
Thursday 10am - 9pm
Friday 10am - 9pm
Saturday 12pm - 2pm

Telephone

+61411718545

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