Wednesday, May 16, 2012
I’m 18 years old going through my 2nd degree black belt. I started martial arts right before eighth grade, and did not think that I would stick with it throughout my years in high school. Most teenagers are super busy, trying to figure out future steps in life, working, homework, other sports related activities. I know personally that it’s hard to handle and that it can get overwhelming. I would tell future testers to keep planning ahead, and try to account things that could go wrong. But this advice isn’t really specific to my age group, since everybody has to balance all the things they do in their life.
I guess as a 17-18 yr old everybody is looking at your future steps, what are you going to do career wise or once you become an adult. Your whole life is ahead of you. I was hesitant to start this test because I was positive I was going to leave for college before it ended, but I decided to still take on the challenge because testing and improving is something I feel is rewarding. As an 18 yr old, most people are uncertain of career goals and many interests change in college. For future testers my age, pursue this test for you and not for anybody else.
On another note Pac Jewel this weekend was awesome- everyone did a great job. I love going to tournaments to see other people perform forms as well. They’re so interesting to watch.
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