Monday, February 6, 2012

Nine Year Old Tae Kwon-do World Champion

She has won eight individual gold medals, two gold trophies, one silver trophy and one bronze medal and trophy. Most importantly, Lewes girl Elouise Waterman is a world champion. Most surprisingly, she is only nine years old. The pint-sized warrior has rapidly made a name for herself in the grueling martial art world of Tae Kwon-do.

Her remarkable achievements were rewarded at Lewes Town Council’s 2011 Youth Sports Awards when she was presented with a special certificate and a cheque.
Elouise attends the Ken James Tae Kwon-do Academy in Lewes and in the space of just two years has become world champion for her height and belt level.

Currently a blue belt and working towards the next belt category, her skills are regularly put to the test in local and national competitions where she has proved almost unstoppable.

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