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Liam Broderick is a 4th degree black belt from Newquay, who has trained under his Instructor at Camborne since 1991. Liam has been a qualified Instructor and competition Umpire since 1994 and gained his referee's qualification in 2000.
Liam took his 1st degree black belt in Gravesend in 1996 and his 2nd, 3rd and 4th degrees were taken in Derby in 2001, 2003 and 2009 respectively.
Liam has a first class honours degree in Environmental Management and works for the Environment Agency as an Ecologist, specialising in freshwater biology.
"I am a firm believer in staying true to the traditional ideals of the martial arts; respect, loyalty, humility and integrity, and in following a mostly traditional training method, with the students working to better themselves, but I also feel that we should embrace the modern elements of martial arts training such as sparring in competitions and fitness work, to give a true balance to modern Tae Kwon-Do. As I walk the path of Tae Kwon-Do, I continue to learn, to improve my techniques and increase the amount of knowledge that I can pass on to my students, in the hope that their abilities and knowledge will be greater than mine and the true essence of Tae Kwon-Do will be passed on from generation to generation"
"In Truro Tae Kwon-Do Academy, I have followed the examples of my Instructor and many other martial arts teachers, to create a safe, tolerant, friendly training environment, which is suitable for all students, irrespective of age, sex, lifestyle preference and technical ability. I think it is great to see family groups training together, with parents learning alongside their children and I will always strive to teach the full range of Tae Kwon-Do and ensure that all my students improve their self-defence abilities, increase their confidence, self-esteem and fitness and, most importantly, enjoy their training"
Liam Broderick, 2009
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