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Constantino 'Tino' Ceberano OAM (born 24 September 1941), commonly referred to as Hanshi Ceberano, is a karate master who is a key figure in Australian martial arts history. He is a direct student of Gōju Kai karate founder Gōgen Yamaguchi (1909–1989). [ 1 ]
Terry Lim is an Australasian Martial Arts Hall of Fame inductee, [1] Martial Arts Australia Martial Artist of the year Masters Awards recipient [2] and renowned martial artist who has had a short documentary made about him titled It's him... Terry Lim by Angus Sampson. He is Founder of the Loong Fu Pai Martial Arts Academy in 1981, with over ...
Rhee Taekwon-Do occupies a prominent place in Australian taekwondo history. This is reflected in three key claims: [3] (1) Chong Chul Rhee is the Father of Australian Taekwondo, (2) Rhee Taekwon-Do is the first taekwondo school in Australia, and (3) Rhee Taekwon-Do is the biggest taekwondo school in Australia. The school has widely publicised ...
As such the championship was held again in Sydney in September 2017 with Paul Wagner once again claiming victory. In June 2018 the championship was held at the Australian Western Martial Arts Convention (AWMAC) in Sydney. It was won by Mark Holgate of the Adelaide Sword Academy who will host the next championship in Adelaide in 2019.
Richard Walsh (born 1 December 1988) is an Australian mixed martial artist. He previously competed in the Welterweight division of the UFC . He was also a semi-finalist on The Ultimate Fighter: Canada vs. Australia .
Also: Australia: People: By occupation: Sportspeople by sport: Martial artists Practitioners of martial arts from Australia . Individuals should be listed under subcategories by their discipline(s).
The Australasian Martial Arts Hall of Fame Inc. founded in 1996 gives recognition to influential martial art practitioners throughout Australasia. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] The hall of fame recognizes those who make an outstanding contribution to martial arts, consistently demonstrate excellence, and unselfishly promote the growth of martial arts.
Soon after the Australian Karate Federation was established in 1970, the National team represented Australia in the inaugural World Karate Championships staged in Japan the same year. After a humble start the Federation achieved a substantial number of members and kept growing with a membership of 123 affiliated styles.