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Irontiger Taekwondo is a sports club located in Sydney, Australia. With two convenient locations in Castle Hill and Rouse Hill, Irontiger offers a comprehensive Taekwondo system and programmes for students of all ages and skill levels. The club is dedicated to helping individuals reach their full potential and instilling lifelong learning skills such as respect, discipline, and confidence.
Headed by the esteemed Head Instructor and Commonwealth Gold Medallist, Master Di Carn, Irontiger provides a supportive and engaging environment for students. Whether you are a little one as young as 3 years old or an adult looking to enhance your fitness and martial arts skills, Irontiger has a programme designed just for you.
The club offers various martial arts programmes for different age groups, including Cubs (ages 3-4), Cubs (ages 5-6), Mighty Tigers (ages 8-12), Teens (ages 13+), and Adults (ages 18+). In addition to regular classes, Irontiger also offers specialised programmes for competition, elite athletes, and fitness sessions. Private lessons are also available for those who prefer one-on-one instruction.
Besides gaining martial arts skills, joining Irontiger Taekwondo also gives you the opportunity to develop values such as perseverance, self-control, modesty, etiquette, and an invincible spirit. The club prides itself on creating a supportive community where students can form lasting friendships while pursuing their martial arts goals.
To experience the benefits of Irontiger Taekwondo, you can try out a class at either the Castle Hill or Rouse Hill location. The Castle Hill location is situated at Unit 33, 7 Carrington Rd, while the Rouse Hill location can be found inside the Rouse Hill Town Centre at the Vinegar Hill Community Centre on Windsor Rd.
Stay connected with Irontiger Taekwondo through their social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. For more information about the club and to get started on your martial arts journey, visit their website or contact them at 1300 788 550.
