Biography
Grandmaster S. Nar – A Pillar of Tang Soo Do in Europe.
Grandmaster S. Nar began his Tang Soo Do journey at the age of 13. Lacking a natural affinity for conventional sports, he devoted himself to training harder than his peers in Tang Soo Do. Through perseverance and unwavering dedication, he grew not only in skill but also in confidence, eventually becoming a successful competitor and coach.
Over the years, Grandmaster S. Nar has received numerous commendations from some of Tang Soo Do’s most senior exponents. However, his most cherished recognition came in 2001 when he was named the IMA's Instructor of the Year by his own mentor, Grandmaster Ki Yun Yi. This award holds a special place in his heart as a testament to his commitment to the art and his students.
In 1987, Grandmaster S. Nar founded the Great Britain (Yong Kook) Tang Soo Do Association, starting with a single club in Croydon, South London. Today, the association has grown into one of the leading martial arts organizations in the southeast of England. He has also hosted several prestigious world and European Tang Soo Do championships under the IMA banner.
Throughout his career, Grandmaster S. Nar has personally trained hundreds of Black Belts and coached many world championship-winning teams. His influence extends beyond the dojang, having graced the covers of several martial arts magazines, including the UK’s Tae Kwon Do and Korean Martial Arts and Ireland’s Irish Fighter.
In 2007, Grandmaster S. Nar relocated to Ireland, where he continues to expand the reach of Tang Soo Do. He has since hosted a European Championship and the IMA World Tang Soo Do Championships in June 2010. With over 40 years of genuine training experience, Grandmaster S. Nar attributes his success to working alongside a dedicated team of honest Tang Soo Do practitioners who share his vision of how traditional martial arts should be taught in modern society.
Grandmaster S. Nar’s journey stands as a testament to the power of discipline, perseverance, and a deep respect for the traditions of Tang Soo Do. His legacy continues to shape the future of martial arts across Europe.
Grandmaster S. Nar began his Tang Soo Do journey at the age of 13. Lacking a natural affinity for conventional sports, he devoted himself to training harder than his peers in Tang Soo Do. Through perseverance and unwavering dedication, he grew not only in skill but also in confidence, eventually becoming a successful competitor and coach.
Over the years, Grandmaster S. Nar has received numerous commendations from some of Tang Soo Do’s most senior exponents. However, his most cherished recognition came in 2001 when he was named the IMA's Instructor of the Year by his own mentor, Grandmaster Ki Yun Yi. This award holds a special place in his heart as a testament to his commitment to the art and his students.
In 1987, Grandmaster S. Nar founded the Great Britain (Yong Kook) Tang Soo Do Association, starting with a single club in Croydon, South London. Today, the association has grown into one of the leading martial arts organizations in the southeast of England. He has also hosted several prestigious world and European Tang Soo Do championships under the IMA banner.
Throughout his career, Grandmaster S. Nar has personally trained hundreds of Black Belts and coached many world championship-winning teams. His influence extends beyond the dojang, having graced the covers of several martial arts magazines, including the UK’s Tae Kwon Do and Korean Martial Arts and Ireland’s Irish Fighter.
In 2007, Grandmaster S. Nar relocated to Ireland, where he continues to expand the reach of Tang Soo Do. He has since hosted a European Championship and the IMA World Tang Soo Do Championships in June 2010. With over 40 years of genuine training experience, Grandmaster S. Nar attributes his success to working alongside a dedicated team of honest Tang Soo Do practitioners who share his vision of how traditional martial arts should be taught in modern society.
Grandmaster S. Nar’s journey stands as a testament to the power of discipline, perseverance, and a deep respect for the traditions of Tang Soo Do. His legacy continues to shape the future of martial arts across Europe.
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