As a child, Master No grew up with Martial Arts, especially Taekwondo and always felt that he was born to be a Martial Artist. Taekwondo has been, and continue to be an important and major part of his life.

in 1972, Master No followed his brother’s footsteps and migrated to Australia where he started teaching at his brother’s club, who had moved to Australia earlier in 1963.

In 1981, Master No opened his own club, Joon No’s Taekwondo at Danendong. Since then, he has expanded his business and now has a number of clubs located throughout Victoria. He is currently an 8th Dan Black Belt (Kukkiwon).

Joon No’s Taekwondo prides itself as a small scale club where Master No personally coaches all students where possible, enabling him to identify and develop students according to their age and ability, as well as maintaining traditional Taekwondo etiquette. Despite its size, Joon No’s Taekwondo’s achievements have been excellent compared to other larger clubs.

Master No's unique training techniques have created an outstanding and consistent record, producing Taekwondo State, National and International Champions.

Over the years, there have been many World Taekwondo Champions from his club. Taekwondo became an Olympic Sport at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Two of his students became famous by winning the only two medals the Australian Team won in Taekwondo. Lauren Burns won the Gold Olympic Medal, and Daniel Trenton won the Silver Olympic Medal in their respective weight divisions.

For the past thirty years, Master No has successfully promoted Taekwondo in Australia and continue to do so with passion and pride.

Master No is well known both in Australia and Korea and has been invited to be featured in a number of magazines.

In an article for a Korean Magazine (November 2007) in Melbourne titled “Tiger in Melbourne”, Master No spoke about Joon No’s Taekwondo and achievements in Melbourne.

The December 2007 issue of the “Australasian TaekwondoMagazine” featured Master No in an article titled ‘No Limits’, with him pictured on the front cover. The article covered interviews with Master No on his life in the martial arts, and the past, present and future of Taekwondo in Australia.

An interview with Master No in Korea was featured in “Taekwondo People Vol 15” on Kukkiwon website where Master No spoke about his childhood as a fighter, and his two daughters who share his passion for Taekwondo.

In Korea, “The Taekwondo News” (January 2008) had two article features, the first on Joon No’s Taekwondo 2008 Korea Training Tour

and the second on presentation of Kukkiwon certificate by Master No to our main sponsor, Macquarie.