Alex Quenneville

Master Alex Quenneville started his martial arts journey at age 6 when his mother enrolled him in an after-school Kuk Sool Hapkido program. He later moved to Canada, where he trained under Chief Master Ivan Bergeron and won several Grand Championships in regional Sport Karate competitions. He spent his summers at the Korean Martial Arts Centre (Canada) headquarters helping refine the curriculum and promote Hapkido's growth. After moving to California, Alex attended San Jose State University and earned a Bachelor's in Finance. He built a successful career in banking while raising a family and never stopped training, collaborating with Masters across the country to grow their schools and promote Hapkido. He was a member of the USH Fight Team and holds a kickboxing record of 11-3. In 2024, Master Alex and KMAC traveled to South Korea for the Hanminjok Hapkido World Championships. He came out of retirement to compete in the Master Class division and won against 14 Masters from around the world. In 2025, he was appointed Co-Director of Digital Strategies and Operations for the World Kido Federation. He holds a LiveScan background check and American Red Cross CPR certification. KMAC's curriculum is certified by both the World Kido Federation and the Hanminjok Hapkido Association, recognized by the Korean government. Every rank earned at KMAC is registered with both organizations.