Seven-Year-Old Girl Makes History as Youngest Taekwondo Instructor

TDT | Manama
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Samyuktha Narayanan, just seven years and 270 days old, has made history as the youngest Taekwondo instructor ever. Hailing from Madurai, India, Samyuktha has become a shining example for young children, encouraging them to pursue sports and embrace discipline from an early age. 

Samyuktha’s incredible feat not only marks a milestone in her Taekwondo journey but also serves as a beacon of inspiration for her peers, showing that age is no barrier to achieving greatness. As a young instructor, she is dedicated to teaching others the values of determination and resilience.

Her record-breaking achievements are equally impressive. Samyuktha holds the record for the most flaming concrete blocks broken in 30 seconds, with a total of 29. Additionally, she set a new record for the most marble slabs broken with a single kick—seven slabs in one go! These remarkable feats come on the heels of the record once held by Shruthy, the first female to set the record for the most full-contact elbow strikes in one minute using alternate elbows (211), a title now surpassed by others.

Samyuktha’s accomplishments demonstrate that with passion, focus, and perseverance, even the youngest individuals can leave a lasting impact. Her story is not only one of personal achievement but also one of motivating and inspiring a new generation to engage in sports and physical activities.