The Instructors of Charnwood TAGB Tae Kwon-Do
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David Price
I really enjoy my Tae Kwon-Do and love teaching.
When my dad took over the Mountsorrel TKD school in 2005 I would regularly join in on the classes to try and lead by example. I find students respond better when they can see their teacher getting stuck in and training rather than just standing at the front shouting at them.
When I first began my training there weren’t many junior students and I was expected to do everything the adults did. I think this was very important in developing my skills as no exceptions were made for age at that time.
When I attempted my black belt grading in 2001, I failed it. I was gutted, but got myself together and gave it another go, and in the October of that year I was awarded my black belt. When I was awarded my black belt, I was the youngest of my instructor’s students at that point to receive a black belt.
When I opened my first TKD school I was very nervous, and worried that no one would turn up to my demonstration and enrolment evening, but thankfully I had a big group and the school has been going ever since.
Accomplishments
- 4th degree black belt – 2012
- 3rd degree black belt – 2008
- 2nd degree black belt – 2005
- 1st degree black belt – 2001
History
- Grade: 4th degree black belt
- Association: Tae Kwon-Do Association of Great Britain (TAGB)
- 2008 – Instructor Certificate
- 2008 – Referee Certificate
- 2007 – Assistant Instructor Certificate
- 2006 – Umpire Certificate
- 1997 – Began training in Tae Kwon-Do (aged 7)
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Wyndham Price
In 1996 I attended a Tae Kwon-Do demonstration and was amazed. I had to try this!
I still enjoy training now, and have the added fun of teaching my own students, watching them grow in confidence and skill.
It keeps me fit and stops me turning into a couch potato. Another benefit is training and teaching as a family. There are not many sports where you can do that. No arguments from my wife that she is stuck at home while I am out having fun, she goes with me. As a special treat for her birthday we are usually refereeing at the English Championships.
Accomplishments
- 4rd degree black belt – 2010
- 3rd degree black belt – 2006
- 2nd degree black belt – 2003
- 1st degree black belt – 2000
History
- Grade: 4th degree black belt
- Association: Tae Kwon-Do Association of Great Britain (TAGB)
- 2008 – Referee Certificate
- 2006 – Instructor Certificate
- 2003 – Assistant Instructor Certificate
- 2003 – Umpire Certificate
- 1996 – Began training in Take Kwon-Do
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Jane Price
I am a 4th degree black belt and have been training since 1997. I began training to improve my fitness, and to spend time with my family as they both wanted to train too.
Originally I was only going to carry on until my son became settled into the class, but I quickly became addicted to my training, regularly attending classes 3 or more times each week. I also enjoy assisting my son and my husband teaching at their Tae Kwon-Do schools and taking part in demonstrations.
Accomplishments
- 4rd degree black belt – 2010
- 3rd degree black belt – 2006
- 2nd degree black belt – 2003
- 1st degree black belt – 2001
History
- Grade: 4rd degree black belt
- Association: Tae Kwon-Do Association of Great Britain (TAGB)
- 2009 – Instructor Certificate
- 2006 – Referee Certificate
- 2006 – Assistant Instructor Certificate
- 2003 – Umpire Certificate
- 1997 – Began training in Take Kwon-Do