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Still Competing in his 60s - Grand master Clive Harrison
On this week’s podcast, the Motivated Martial artists – Jackson White & Gavin Cook talk to 9th Degree Black Belt Master Clive Harrison.
Master Clive Harrison has over 50 years combined experience in the art, helping hundreds of students achieve their goal of Black belt and beyond. But where did he start? Master Harrison started martial arts in his 20s inspired by Bruce Lee he joined a local Kung Fu school he trained here for 5 years and then progressed into Traditional Wodoru Karate before joining one of the first UK Taekwondo schools run by Grand Master Don Adkins.
Over the years clive has helped over 400 students to achieve their Black Belt and above. Together with his wife Rachael, herself a 3rd Degree Black belt and World Champion, they are dedicated to helping students achieve their personal goals and fulfil their ambitions within Tae Kwon Do, whether it is to train to Black Belt or above, be successful at competition, become an Instructor or to improve themselves as a person by developing a strong character and positive attitude while increasing their confidence, self-discipline, flexibility and stamina.
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By The Motivated Martial ArtistsOn this week’s podcast, the Motivated Martial artists – Jackson White & Gavin Cook talk to 9th Degree Black Belt Master Clive Harrison.
Master Clive Harrison has over 50 years combined experience in the art, helping hundreds of students achieve their goal of Black belt and beyond. But where did he start? Master Harrison started martial arts in his 20s inspired by Bruce Lee he joined a local Kung Fu school he trained here for 5 years and then progressed into Traditional Wodoru Karate before joining one of the first UK Taekwondo schools run by Grand Master Don Adkins.
Over the years clive has helped over 400 students to achieve their Black Belt and above. Together with his wife Rachael, herself a 3rd Degree Black belt and World Champion, they are dedicated to helping students achieve their personal goals and fulfil their ambitions within Tae Kwon Do, whether it is to train to Black Belt or above, be successful at competition, become an Instructor or to improve themselves as a person by developing a strong character and positive attitude while increasing their confidence, self-discipline, flexibility and stamina.