Master Ebrahim Saadati

 

WTF Black Belt 6th Dan, 

WTF Certified Instructor

29 Years in Taekwondo

16 years Teaching Experience

 International AchievementsNational & Provincial Achievements
 1994 Asian Olympic Games in Japan - Silver  2000 BC Master Cup - Gold Medal
 1993 World CISM Championships in Canada - Bronze 1998 Canadian National in Saint John, NB-  Gold
 1992 World CISM Championships in Iran - Gold 1996 & 1997 BC Championships  - Gold
 1992 Germany Open Tkd - Silver 1994 Iran National Championships - Gold
 1991 Fajr Festival in Iran - Silver 1992 & 1993 Iran Military Championship - Gold
 1990 Fajr Festival in Iran - Gold 1989 & 1991 Iran National Championships - Gold
 1989 Fajr Festival in Iran - Bronze 1985 - 1988 Iran Junior National Championships - Gold

 Master Ebrahim Saadati has been training Taekwondo since 1979 when
he was only 7 years old in Tehran, Iran. He was mostly encouraged and
trained by his older brother Rahim who was a blue belt at that time.
Master Saadati for the first time joined Master Hassan Maleki’s Taekwondo
club in 1980. He won his first gold medal in sparring competition at provincial
championships when he was a blue belt. He dedicated himself to intense

training and participated in many Tkd competitions.

He achieved his black belt when he was 12 years old. Entering in to a black

belt world created new and exciting challenges for master Saadati; challenges

such as extreme tactical training with focus on Sparring competitions.


The Balancing act between his School, work, family and friends versus his

Tkd career posed as the most difficult obstacle to overcome.

However, Master Saadati, even as a young man was determined to achieve

everything he ever wanted, and he knew that there were sacrifices to be
made. Master Saadati had a strong spirit, and his perseverance that led him

 to win gold medal in Iranian Junior national championship in 1985.

He won first place at junior National championship for 3 consecutive years.

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When he was 16 years old he participated in adult division and won 3rd
place at National championships. He was invited to the National training camp

for the International Fajr competition where 15 countries participated in 1988.

He was selected as a National B team and he achieved bronze medal by losing

at semi final to Korea at his first International adult competition.

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At that time master had gained great deal of popularity in Iran, and that in

 it self posed different challenges; nevertheless, he stayed humble as he

 always was, and gracious to his friends in school and especially never

misused his Taekwondo skills to hurt anyone.

In fact master Saadati encouraged many of his school friends to stay away

from bullying, Alcohol, drugs, school fights and directed them towards a

healthy life style. He also assisted his master by instructing his classes. He
introduced new training techniques and shared his knowledge and
experience

to increase the level of energy and training in his club.

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In 1989, Master Saadati became a member of Iranian National A
Team and won first place at the International Fajr tournament.
He continued to compete at National and International championships and in

1994 he won his first Olympic medal, he won the Silver medal at the Asian

Olympic Games.
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Master Saadati immigrated to Canada in 1995 and started to train and teach

at Chen's Taekwondo in Vancouver. He worked part time, studied the English

Language and started taking computer courses in Vancouver community

college. In the mean time he kept up with his Taekwondo training and

competed at BC provincial and Canadian national championships.

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In 1998 he became the Canadian Champion in the welter weight division in

Saint John, New Brunswick.
Since then, he established Third Eye Taekwondo and focused more on

teaching and helping new Taekwondo followers.