Alex has many many years of experience in Taekwondo.

He started taekwondo at 1975 at the age of 5 at Vietnam.

To this date Alex still continues to train in taekwondo since arriving to Australia as refugee

Alex is currently a 6th Dan kukkiwon black belt, to be graded to 7th Dan in the near future.

Steve Nguyen started learning Martial Arts from the age of 10.

After gaining a blackbelt in Karate, he then moved to Taekwondo.

Steve has been involved with Taekwondo ever since.

Steve went on to become a Taekwondo instructor for over 15 years.

After teaching Taekwondo for a number of years, Steve took a break to learn Kung Fu and Kick Boxing.

Steve's passion is in tournament training and demonstration.

In 2008, while working in South Korea, Steve expanded his Taekwondo experience under Master Yoon for three years.

Steve is widely respected in the Taekwondo community.

His knowledge and experiences are a great contribution to the martial art.

As a child, I was amazed by the technique and power executed by the Taekwondo Olympians on TV.

This inspired me to work harder at refining my skills to compete at a higher level someday.

More importantly, Taekwondo has taught me how to respect my body while conditioning it to become stronger.

Taekwondo genuinely helped me build my confidence, especially since I was a very shy kid growing up.

Over the years, I've developed a great passion for Poomsaes because of its artistry.

I am grateful to be teaching Taekwondo alongside my siblings, as a way of giving back to the youth in our community.

I started Taekwondo at the age of 2 because my siblings seemed to really enjoy it.

It wasn't long until I fell in love with pad kicking and sparring.

To me, Taekwondo is more than just about physical fitness.

It has taught me resilience, discipline and courage.

I've been doing Taekwondo since the age of 5. It has given me confidence and taught me to focus.

I really enjoy helping the young students to improve their skills

I've been doing taekwondo since I was 5.

I started to really enjoy taekwondo when I got to do the classes with my oldest cousins who had higher belts than me.

Last year, I was given the chance to help Master Alex with the little kids and my focus to develop my technique grew. I am now a blue-red belt and would like to progress to the highest.

I really enjoy helping the young students to improve their skills

I started taekwondo at the age of 12 after transitioning from competitive dancing.

It is a sport that I have fell in love with over the years because of its versatility.

As a passionate poomsae competitor I enjoy passing down my knowledge to aspiring athletes and new members of our club.

Ever since I was a little baby, I would always have to go with my brothers to taekwondo class. Even though I wasn't training, I would sit on the sides fascinated by the cool and amazing kicks they were doing.

As I grew older and went to more classes I would always try and copy their kicks even the difficult ones.

When I was around 4, master Alex noticed my love for taekwondo and asked if I wanted to join. I eagerly said yes and ever since my love for taekwondo has grown more and more.

During my 9+ years doing taekwondo and other martial arts I have grown a love for sparring and doing special kicks. I am now proud to be doing taekwondo as a 13 year old black belt 2nd dan.

I've been training with Infinite Taekwondo since I was 4 years old, and over the past 13 years, my passion for this sport has grown immensely as I've trained alongside friends.

Initially, it was just about having fun, but now, I enjoy teaching younger students and sharing the thrill of Taekwondo as I continue to develop my own personal skills in poomsae.

I started with Infinite Taekwondo back in mid 2018 when I was around the age of 11.

When I first joined, I was a very shy person who didn't like talking or trying new things while growing up, however throughout my years training with Master Alex, I grew the confidence that I didn't have in parts of my life and looking back now that I've grown up, I'm entirely grateful for it and I wouldn't be the person that I am today without it.

As an instructor, I enjoy passing down my knowledge and understanding to the juniors and new members of the club. I always try my hardest to aspire them to continuously self improve on themselves and their skills to the highest of their potential.