RAYNERS LANE TAEKWON-DO ACADEMY BLACK BELTS |
RAYNERS LANE TAEKWON-DO ACADEMY BLACK BELTS |
Colin began practicing Taekwon-Do in 2001 at Rayners Lane Academy and has trained
there ever since. After around five years of training he attained the grade of
1st Degree in 2006. Having reached the coveted black belt ranks, Colin has maintained
the same work ethic he displayed during his formative coloured belt years
up to 1st degree, swiftly achieving the rank of 2nd Degree in 2008. After 6
years as a 2nd Degree, on 17th May, 2014, Colin graded to 3rd Degree under legendary,
1st generation Taekwon-Do pioneer Supreme Master Kim Bok Man (one of the
few, select people who helped General Choi Hong Hi actually design the Taekwon-Do
we all do today (SM Kim designed 16 of the ch'ang Hon tuls). Colin was the first student of Rayners Lane Taekwon-Do Academy to be promoted all the way from 10th Kup to 3rd Degree. Both a student and instructor of the Academy, Colin can always be seen supporting the Academy’s endeavours in hosting and attending numerous seminars, tournaments etc. Colin is also a seasoned competitor himself and has won his fair share of silverware, with one of the highlights being a silver medal won for sparring at the world championships hosted by Grandmaster Hee Il Cho. He was also part of the Rayners Lane Men Sparring Team that took the silver at the same World Championships. Colin has won more ‘Student of the Month’ awards than any other student, as well a being the |
Mr Colin Avis, 3rd degree Sabum B-101-026 |
Colin is also featured in a number of Mr Anslows books - Ch'ang Hon Taekwon-do Hae Sul: Real Applications to the ITF Patterns, as well as The Encyclopedia Of Taekwon-Do Patterns: The Complete Patterns Resource For Ch’ang Hon, ITF & GTF Students Of Taekwon-Do Vols 1& 2 and Ch'ang Hon Taekwon-do Hae Sul 2 |
only Academy student to ever have been named ‘Student of the Year’ on more than one occasion, winning it in both 2004 and 2007. Colin’s has a passion
for the art, commitment and consistency to both training and the Academy and
his technical skills and knowledge of the art are second to none. |