Tamas Nadas

Tamas Nadas was born on November 27th, 1978, in Budapest, Hungary. He began martial arts at age 3,
and was introduced to Goju-Ryu Karate at the age of 9 where he trained under Harsányi László.
He started competing when he was 12 years old and never stopped ever since. At age 14, Tamas won his
first National Championship title in both Kata and Kumite. He was also given the most successful
competitor’s award, and this was the beginning of a long rewarding carreer. In 1995, Tamas made the
WKF Hungarian national team. Since then, Tamas has gone on to winning gold and silver medals at
European and World Championships. His mother and father were Tamas’ biggest supporters, and they
did everything for Tamas to succeed. He moved to the United States of America in 2000, and because
of his achievements, Tamas obtained the permanent residency status (green card) and later became a
US citizen. Tamas’ last achievements were becoming a USKA World Champion in kata and kumite team
as Randall Sander's student. He is also a police officer in New Mexico and received the “Major’s
Public Safety Award for a Hero.

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