Hapkido Vancouver, located in Burnaby on the southeast corner of Hastings and Boundary, is a martial arts school dedicated to the practice of practical self-defence through Hapkido. The school is easily accessible for residents of Burnaby and the wider Vancouver area, situated next to Baci at 3736 East Hastings Street. With a focus on traditional Korean techniques applied in a modern Canadian context, Hapkido Vancouver offers classes for adults of all experience levels.
Led by Head Instructor Master Miles Tulloch and resident blackbelts Terry McSweeney, Mehul Patel, and Raymond Chan, Hapkido Vancouver provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for students to learn and practice the art of Hapkido. With no contracts required, students have the flexibility to drop in for $25 per class or purchase monthly passes for $150.
Classes at Hapkido Vancouver are open to beginners and start on time, every time. The school emphasizes practical self-defence techniques that prioritize leverage and positioning over speed and power, making it suitable for individuals of all ages, genders, and body types. Instructors take a personalized approach to teaching, ensuring that students understand and can safely execute devastating techniques.
Founded in 1978 by Master Song Jae Han, a student of Choi Yong-sool, Hapkido Vancouver has a long-standing tradition of excellence in martial arts instruction. Under the leadership of Master Miles Tulloch, the school has developed a curriculum endorsed by Master Ji Han Jae and certified by Sin Moo Hapkido. With a commitment to passing on the art of Hapkido to future generations, Hapkido Vancouver remains a non-traditional yet deeply respected martial arts club in the Burnaby area.