Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlin

Axe Taekwon-Do · 4th Degree Black Belt · USTF-4-749

About Mrs. Chamberlin

Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlin
4th Degree Black Belt · USTF-4-749

Mrs. Chamberlin started Taekwon-Do in October 2013. She enjoys breaking and the family atmosphere in class.

She earned a bronze medal in Individual Breaking at the 2017 Internationals.

Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlin

Promotions

  • 4th Degree, USTF-4-749, November 2022, Grand Master Todd, Bellevue, Nebraska
  • 3rd Degree, USTF-3-1536, November 2019, Sr. Master Todd, Bellevue, Nebraska
  • 2nd Degree, USTF-2-3231, November 2017, Sr. Master Todd, Bellevue, Nebraska
  • 1st Degree, USTF-1-11263, May 2016, Sr. Master Todd, Bellevue, Nebraska

Certifications

  • USTF 19-349
  • USTF Class C Instructor, Number 1094, February 2016
  • USTF Class A Referee, November 2023
  • USTF Class B Referee, March 2018
  • USTF Class C Referee, March 2015
  • USTF Breaking Seminar, October 2017

Training and seminars

  • 2023: 16 hours — USTF Breaking Seminar, MS; USTF Breaking Seminar, NE
  • 2022: 16 hours — USTF Referee Seminar, MO; USTF Referee Seminar, CO
  • 2020–2021: No requirement due to COVID-19
  • 2019: 24 hours — USTF Ground Tactics Course, MO; USTF Step Sparring Seminar, MO; USTF Referee Seminar, NE
  • 2018: 8 hours — USTF Referee Course, MO
  • 2017: 8 hours — USTF Breaking Seminar, MO

Getting to know Mrs. Chamberlin

  • Birthday: June 15, 1974
  • Born in Winchester, Hampshire, England
  • Has lived in England, Japan, North Carolina and Nebraska
  • Other hobbies: geocaching and watching her children play hockey, track and basketball
  • Pet: Spike the dog
  • Favorite food: roast dinners and Marmite
  • She is proud of her children and is known as Staci’s mom.

In her words

Why did you start Taekwon-Do?
Staci wanted me to join and my son, Ryan, wanted to start.
What made you interested enough to join?
Going with Staci to tournaments and the friendly atmosphere.
What did you think being a black belt meant before you started training?
That you knew your patterns without a mistake.
What do you think being a black belt means now?
That there is still a lot to learn and everyone makes mistakes or forgets from time to time.
What changed your opinion?
Becoming a black belt.
What was your goal when you started Taekwon-Do?
To get to the next belt.
What is your goal now?
To continue learning and improving, also giving back some through assisting.

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