Waterside Taekwondo Club
was opened in 1992 by myself after  I gained much experience from Master Mark Biddlecombe       5th Dan of Southampton City Club.Waterside Taekwondo Club started at Hardley School on a Wednesday night while the Sunday lesson was at Fawley Jubilee Hall which is still the venue.Waterside has a very strong community following which links Blackfield, Fawley, Holbury, Hythe, Dibden Purlieu and Marchwood together as a unit in name.The Club won many trophies in it's short history including the best club trophy for 1997,1998,1999 for the Southern Chungdokwan Championships. We have also produced many fighters over the years who have held the great title of Southern Champion of Chung do kwan many times.Waterside Taekwondo Club are members of Chungdokwan who are Proud to be represented by Grandmaster Hae Man Parks 10th Dan. Also Master Vincent Cheong 8th Dan, who is our Honoree President. Chungdokwan are recognised around the World and can boast some great names in World Taekwondo including Master Lindsey Lawrence,Master Bob Kampta, Master Brima Johnson, Master Mark Biddlecombe, Master Keith Evans and Master Graham Jones.

Waterside Tae-Tots Was opened in January 2002 After good feedback from the general public regarding young children in the local area. Young children from the ages of age 3 to 6 years old helped myself invent a new style of martial art, Which involves Taekwondo and other freestyle martial arts into one, also I have added the most important aspect to young children which was lots of fun.

Waterside Tae-Kids Was opened in November 2002 after the success of the Tae-Tots on a Tuesday night. I wanted the students to move on to another class as they found that training with younger children would hold them back a little. The age group of 6 to 15 years old is working very well indeed, It offers more serious martial arts training as well as giving them the opportunity to have fun as well as the right times.