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Lion Park's Tae Kwon Do

Lion Park's Tae Kwon Do (W.T.F. Australian Tae Kwon Do Academy) is taught by Grand Master Byung Hoon Lion Park's Tae Kwon Do (also known as W.T.F.

Australian Tae Kwon Do Academy) is taught by Grand Master Byung Hoon Park. Grand Master Park (known as “Lion Park”) is a first generation Song Moo Kwan practitioner, taught by Supreme Grand Master Byung Jick Ro. In Korea he was the senior instructor for the Korean Police Academy. He instructed United States armed forces during the Vietnam War. Grand Master Park was the senior-ranked Song Moo Kwan

Instructor in South-East Asia. In 1975, Grand Master Park traveled to the United States of America, sponsored by Grand Master Yong Kil Kim. He taught in Tucson, Arizona at the school of his senior student, David Reed Thomas (4th Dan). He also taught military personnel at the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. In 1979, Grand Master Park immigrated to Australia, establishing schools throughout Sydney, which continue to this day.

02/11/2020

The Song Moo Kwan Ahyun dojang in Seoul, Korea, 1958.

17/02/2019

We received this awesome photo of Connie Scarfone, mid-flight, breaking a board, training with Lion Park’s Tae Kwon Do In 1984. Thanks Connie!

03/01/2017

Demonstration after G.M. Park's tournament in 1969. G.M. Park in the background while Ronald Zerm flies through the air.

01/01/2017

Grand Master Park with his high belts after class in 1969

29/12/2016

This photo is of Grand Master Park with Ronald Zerm, taken after a tournament and demonstration at Ubon. Ronald was one of Grand Master Park's students in 1968-1969.

13/09/2015

04/09/2015

GM Park and his school from 1972 at Ubon RTAFB in Thailand.

04/09/2015

Training is on tomorrow for seniors: red belts and above. This is an opportunity for you to focus on training yourself instead of others and to train hard. Be there!

05/06/2015

Reminder: black belt training is on tomorrow. This is an opportunity for you to sync up with other instructors and to train yourself instead of others.

I won't be there due to injury, but I'd love to hear about it so I can feel like I trained vicariously. Have fun!!! -- David.

24/03/2015

22/03/2015

사범님 Jenny would like to remind everyone that black belts are to attend the first Saturday of each month during the school term. It is an opportunity for instructors to train rather than teach, and to make sure everyone is on the same page for all forms instruction.