Upon reaching black belt, I hope to continue my training in Tae Kwon Do at the dojang for the rest of my time in high school. Once I have graduated high school and move on to college, I will try to find another community that shares my passion for this martial art. Many colleges that I have researched and hope to attend have a Tae Kwon Do or Martial Arts association which would act well as the type of community that I am looking for. While I cannot be sure what the future will hold,…

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My 5 Living Heroes:

1. Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin Jr. is one of my living heroes. Despite being only 5 feet 9 inches tall, much shorter than most other players at his position, Doug played football at Stanford University, leading the team in receiving yards and touchdowns his senior year while also keeping a 3.5 GPA. Despite going undrafted in 2011, he was signed by the Seahawks as a free agent at the start of the season. While he went to two Super Bowls…

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The kind of black belt I want to be is a black belt who helps others of any age, teaches the forms to younger kids and see their smiles. I want to be the black belt that people look up to. I want to be the kind of black belt who ties my families belt when they get a new belt. The reason why I want to be that kind of black belt is because of all the black belts that have helped me in during my training have really set a good example of what a black belt should be. I have always looked up to them… Continue

My goals upon having reached black belt is that I continue to keep on going for as long as I can. Become as good as I can possibly be in forms, in self defense, and much more. I would like to continue to learn new things in martial arts.

1. The reason that Alex Rublowsky is one of my 5 heroes is that 1 he is my dad, 2 he helps me a lot in school, 3 he makes very good food, 4 he works very hard, and 5 without him I would not be the same person I am today.



My dad has helped me a lot in school with my grammar and spelling so I could type this. I would not be on my way to black belt because he works very hard to pay the bills for everything I do . My dad has taught me and my sister many things in life.



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1. Marcus Luttrell- Former US Navy SEAL, He was caught in a deadly firefight in the Hindu Kush mountain range in Afghanistan in June 2005, was only one of his 4-Man SEAL team to survive the battle, was awarded the Navy Cross for his actions that day. He is an inspiration to me because he is someone who never gave up when everything seemed hopeless.
2. Richard Sherman- Cornerback for the Seattle Seahawks, one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL, won a Super Bowl Ring with the Seahawks…

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After much thought and effort, I have molded myself (physically and mentally) into the leader I would follow. Years of Martial Arts and grade school have built me into a very respectful, energetic student and Martial Artist (qualities I believe you require when teacher those younger than yourself). Thus, that is the type of person you will be making a black belt. A respectful, grateful, and energetic one. Though, above all, I will be the person who makes parents say, "Wow! He's incredible! What… Continue

Upon reaching the level of black belt, I aspire to be an outstanding role model or the younger Martial Artists. I will also be as helpful as I am experienced. However, my ultimate goal is to be such a high quality leader that those who collaborate with me will feel inspired and confident in not only themselves, but also me.