The sparring got tough, by this point I was pretty good from my point of view but there was something that I still can't do to this day...
Front rolls and back rolls and those are the ones that you do in the ground when your were all kids.... Yeah I know I'm pretty weird by this point but ok
I started doing more moves to the form and technics for sparring, many of the teachers were actually impressed of how fast I was able to copy moves, but of course sparring got more fun than ever. The matches seem to be in slow motion but really everything went super fast, I had friends at school and a family at the academy that would probably beat anyone up if they messed with you... Yay!
At this point I started to slack just a tiny bit, I started to talk to my friends during one-steps and do weird things during sparring. Life was great, good grades for once without a C to mess things up
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Taekwondo journey
Non-FictionTechnique: the ability to place my foot against the side of your head Speed: the factor that prevents you from doing anything about it Power: the reason you are laying on the ground. ~Anonymous A story of how I started in taekwondo with some new edi...
