A martial arts teacher has achieved the title of world champion.

Chief Master Jordan Schreiber, who established Menssana Martial Arts in Witney, secured first place in the Forms category at the ATA World Championships event, which took place in Phoenix, Arizona between July 14th and 19th.

Chief Master Schreiber commented that at Menssana Martial Arts, students are taught that taking part in competitions provides an effective method for establishing objectives, building self-control, and testing their own abilities. He expressed pride in setting this precedent for his students and demonstrating that individuals can always strive for greater achievements no matter their age or experience level.

Chief Master Schreiber has accumulated over four decades of practice in Songahm Taekwondo, holds an eighth-degree black belt, and started his training when he was nine years old.

He sits on the Songahm Masters’ Council, plays a role in developing international martial arts standards, and holds the position of director at ATA Europe.

He created Menssana Martial Arts to bring exceptional teaching standards to the western part of Oxfordshire.

The training centre, situated on Bridge Street in Witney, provides instruction in Taekwondo and Krav Maga for young people from age three right through to senior adults.

The programmes also concentrate on building personal qualities including concentration, self-discipline, and self-assurance.

The American Taekwondo Association ranks among the largest martial arts bodies globally, with academies spanning Europe, North and South America, South Africa, India, and Australia.

The World Championships constitute the most prestigious event on the ATA competition schedule, attracting elite performers from every corner of the globe.

Menssana Martial Arts remains open to accepting new pupils from throughout the western area of Oxfordshire.