Local Hall Of Fame
A celebration of local, national and international competitions and gradings completed by our dedicated students.
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Annabel Murcott gets The Local View's first Business Expo in Peterborough off to a fighting start The Local View hosted its first Business Expo at the Kingsgate Conference Centre in a bid to help local businesses to ‘Be Seen, Grow Their Business, Build Their Brand.
The event was opened by Annabel Murcott, the owner of Annabel Murcott Schools of Tae Kwon Do, who kicked things off by demonstrating her martial arts skills – breaking a plank of wood with her bare feet. |
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Grandmother gains 8th Dan black belt in TaekwondoA 52-year-old grandmother has become the first British woman to gain the 8th Dan black belt in Taekwondo.
On Saturday, at the British Championships in London, Annabel Murcott became the youngest among the Taekwondo Association of Great Britain (TAGB) to be promoted as a grand master. |
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Annabel Murcott has become the highest ranked female within Britain's largest Tae Kwon-Do AssociationA martial arts instructor from Stamford has become the highest ranked female within Britain's largest Tae Kwon-Do Association.
She is the first female to receive this award within the Tae Kwon-Do Association of Great Britain and was thrilled to receive the outstanding award. |
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Annabel Murcott's Schools of Tae Kwon-Do compete at the World ChampionshipStamford, Deeping and Bourne students from the seventh dan world master Annabel Murcott's Schools of Tae Kwon-Do took part in one of the largest martial arts championships.
From more than 30 students, Murcott's club brought back no less than 15 medals including two new world champions. |
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The Motivated Martial Artists - Lady Master Annabel MurcottA podcast to celebrate the superwomen of martial arts during the month of September, the Motivated Martial Artists Jackson White and Gavin Cook interview the first female in the TAGB to be awarded a 7th Dan. An inspirational journey from one of UK Tae Kwon Do's most respected Masters.
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7 Inspiring Ladies In 7 Days - #7IN7In order to support our TAGB Members, the TAGB committee and The Motivated Martial Artist were proud to bring you their charity event which supported the frontline NHS staff - 7 Inspiring Ladies in 7 Days.
Starting on the 25th May 2020 members had daily access to live online seminars. Members were able to attend 1 or all 7 of the Online Seminars. |
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Sendal and Boothby are English ChampionsMembers of the Stamford, Bourne & Deeping Tae Kwon Do Club run by Annabel Murcott have recently been in eye-catching form in two big competitions.
Many students were using the Midlands Championships as a warm-up competition for the English Championships. They were held at the Worcester Arena, with over 1,500 competitors of the highest level taking part. |
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Kieran strikes gold as Tae Kwon Do students shine in CroatiaStudents at the Annabel Murcott Schools of Tae Kwon Do returned with a staggering medal haul from the European Championships in Croatia.
As well as the 16-strong trophy haul, they also had a double European champion and best fighter on the day among their ranks. |
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Dobrowolski family are dominant with medal spreeMore than 1,200 students took part in the event at Cardiff University with the Dobrowolski family the stars of the show for Murcott's club.
Mum Adele won gold in sparring, dad Lewis took silver in sparring and bronze in team sparring while son Louis brought home bronze in sparring. |
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Successful students set for world championshipsTwo of her students – Kieran Fowler from Billingborough and Christina Frost from Deeping – managed to keep their English title along with new up-and-coming students gaining more medals.
Seventh Dan Master Murcott, herself a multi-world champion said: “I am so proud of all the students. They train really hard and this is showing in the results we are getting. |
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The Greats of Tae Kwon Do - Annabel MurcottListed in the official Tae Kwon Do hall of fame for Great Britain
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Tae Kwon Do instructor becomes first female 7th DanAnnabel has gone down in TAGB history as the first female to reach World Master level as well as the youngest. This is made all the more special as the TAGB does not allow double grades or fast tracking through the grading system, therefore it is a minimum training time of 31 years that is if you pass every grading on time.
Murcott Said: “This has been an amazing end to the year, winning a World Championship Medal is an amazing feeling, but to be honoured like this by the whole TAGB committee and people I look up to, is truly humbling. |