Gold and Silver Medals in Taekwondo Tournament

Tuesday, June 9. 2009

Gold and Silver Medals in Taekwondo Tournament

I've done so much updating on Twitter and Facebook, and in our program locally, that I totally forgot to update this blog.

The tournament was a huge success for us. We only had 4 competitors who decided at the last minute to train like mad and get in competition shape. Our 2 young girls did really well. They are 15 years old and I moved them into the 18-32 year old category so they wouldn't have to fight each other. If it were a point style competition, they would've won hands down. Their kicks needed to penetrate a little bit more for the judges to be convinced they scored. On the other hand, they held their own and dominated from an athletic perspective. As far as poomse goes, they earned Gold and Silver.

Our red belt and Black Belt men did a fantastic job. They won all their matches, two Golds. In fact, our Black Belt used a strategy that I talk about in our Success Tips. The strategy to use when you are ahead by 1 point with 30 seconds remaining. Then the strategy to use when there is only 10 seconds remaining. The strategies are very different. Subscribe to our success tips or sign up for our free dvd to find out what the strategies are. As for poomse... they also earned Gold and Silver.

Respectfully,

Master Richardson

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