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this past sunday i went to my first tournament it was called " the American warrior martial arts tournament" and i had been training as hard as i could for it for a month. like all first time martial arts tournament competitors i was very nervous, especially since there seemed to be alot of black belts and i thought that there would not be enough fighters in my division to fight so i was going to have to fight a black belt ( still whould have done it, but just did not want to becasue they had more experience then me. :-? ) but 1# i had my self defence catogory which i got 2# place and i did not think i was going to place at all.

then we had a brake b4 R second 1/2 and then was all of the sparring for colored belts, and then black belt sparring. and in my divison ( division 56 out of 63) i beet 2 guys and 1 6foot tall 12 year old girl( i am serious) and i beet all of them for the gold place medal. this was one of the most accomplishing days of my life cus i have never really won first or second place in anything, so i new that i had found something i was good at. :D the judges were surprised themselves becasue of my fighting technique they even told my sifu who was judging that they do not see much lead arm fighting technique or jumping kicks. and the fact that most people do not expect that was 1 of the reasons i probley did well. i was very blessed this past weekend. :karate: :karate:

PEACE :D :karate: :kaioken:

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Congratulations!

Keep it up. You'll find the the nerves pass after awhile (for the most part). But as you go to more tournaments you will have a tougher time surprizing people and you will need to improve on your technique continuously.

5th Dan Tang Soo Do

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Well done, of course I taught you all those moves,............just joking :lol:

congratulations

A drop of sweat spent in practice is a drop of blood saved in a battle.

A person who say it cannot be done should not interrupt the man doing it.

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