My after-school life - Taekwondo

I go to learn Taekwondo every Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. Now I am already a black belt. When you come to the pavilion, the coach will first warm up, run, and then practice the basic movements: kicking the board, practicing new footwork, routines and fighting. Sometimes I still teach classmates who won't. I was scared when I first started learning Taekwondo and didn't want to go. Mom and Dad have always encouraged me. Now I think Taekwondo is a kind of sports that is good for the body and can be self-defense. I like it very much. On the day of the black belt test, I had a high fever to 38. 6 degrees, but I really wanted to test the black belt, so drink plenty of water and do warm-up exercises to make the body sweat. The exam, the first test routine, I played very powerful, very standard, and tigers. To the broken board, I kicked four boards in succession: the left foot kicked the block, the right foot kicked a piece, and the front foot kicked two pieces. Because the front foot is kicking two pieces together, it is very thick. I played a lot and I still can't break it. I continue to practice. I played a lot and played it. I finally got a black belt, and my father and mother praised me and said, "You are awesome." I am happy to go home.

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