Hapkido Australia
The National Governing Body for Hapkido

Hapkido Australia — one national standard

Hapkido Australia is the national body for Hapkido — the Korean martial art of joint locks, throws and self-defence. We hold a single standard for grading, recognise ranks across styles, certify instructors, and run seminars nationwide.

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Hapkido Australia students training joint locks and throws in the dojang
The National Hapkido Standard

One standard for Hapkido grading in Australia


Hapkido is a Korean martial art built on joint locks, throws, kicks and practical self-defence. Hapkido Australia gives every student, instructor and club one consistent measure of technique and rank — so a grade earned in one dojang means the same across the country.

Hapkido technique demonstration — a standing wrist-lock and throw
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One measure of quality

Hapkido technique, teaching, and conduct assessed against a single documented standard — not club-by-club interpretation.

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Open across styles

Practitioners from any Hapkido lineage are recognised on review. The standard unifies; it does not exclude.

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Documented and current

Controlled documents, versioned and reviewed annually. What is required is written down and available.

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How would you like to get involved?


Whether you run a club, teach, or are starting out — everything is measured against one national standard.

Are you a club?

Affiliate your dojang with the national governing body and grade to one shared standard.

Are you an instructor?

Certify against the national standard and have your grade and teaching credential recognised.

Are you a student?

Join as a member, train under one national standard, and carry a recognised grade.


Rank is responsibility, not reward.
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