I'm great

I am a girl in the fourth grade. Many girls around me like to sing, dance, play the piano... and I am hooked on Taekwondo.

Don't look at the quiet text when I was in class. When I was in class, I liked sports. Two years ago, during the summer vacation, I began to practice taekwondo. From the attitude of trying to see it, I really got fascinated with it. I walked through a curved road with sweat and laughter. I remember that when I started practicing basic skills, my legs couldn’t go down. I almost cried a few times. The coach taught us a way: inhale when you go up, exhale when you go down, and relax, so that it won't hurt. I tried it and it worked. With this method, it is much easier for me to practice basic skills. I gradually liked Taekwondo. I not only practiced in the classroom, but also practiced the movements and basic skills of Taekwondo when I was at home. Hard work pays off, with my unremitting efforts, from the beginning of the vaginal discharge, the yellow belt to the green belt, the blue belt, until now the red and blue belt, every time I test, I can pass. Last summer, the coach selected me and three other students to go to Hangzhou to participate in the third World Chinese Taekwondo competition. When I came to the competition venue, looked at the audience around me, and looked at so many opponents, my heart couldn't help but sing. At this time, I remembered the four words that the coach often said: not afraid of the opponent. My nervous mood is gradually calming down. When it was my turn, my one move, every move, was very powerful, and finally, I finished the game very well and won a silver medal.

By practicing taekwondo, I built my self-confidence and understood that success requires effort. My persistence makes me proud of myself, I am awesome!

Third grade: Shen Ziyue