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Impact Martial Arts students returning from the 2002
World Tournament in Toronto Canada.
These students brought the following awards back with them:
| Name |
Medal |
Event |
| Mr. C Haley |
Bronze (Patterns) |
Junior Executive Division 16-18 |
| Mr. B Haley |
Bronze (Free Sparring) |
Junior Executive Division 16-18 |
| Mr. S. Elliot |
Gold (Patterns)
Silver (Free Sparring) |
Red + Brown belt VIP 36 and above |
| Mr. S. Smith |
Silver (Patterns)
Gold (Free Sparring) |
Red + Brown belt VIP 36 and above |
| Mrs. L. Broadway |
Gold |
Board Breaking, All Women |
| Silver |
Free Sparring, Women 4th degree and up. |
| Mr. B.J. Broadway |
Gold (Patterns)
Gold (Free Sparring) |
6 & 7 Year olds Red + Brown belts |
| Jarrod Smith |
4th Place (Free Sparring) |
Free Sparring 9 & 10 Year old Red + Brown
Belts |
| Mrs. L. Smith |
Gold (Patterns)
Gold (Free Sparring) |
VIP Women Red + Brown 36 and above |
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Back Row: Mr. Benny Broadway, Mr. Chuck Haley, Mr.
Bill Haley, Mr. Steve Elliot, Mr. Steve Smith.
Front Row: Mrs. Lisa Broadway Mr. B.J. Broadway, Mr. Jarrod Smith,
Mrs. Lisa Smith.
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Respect, humility and a high sense of morality are
important teachings that all those who practice Taekwon-Do should
learn. Respect could never be over stressed, because it is respect
that maintains a healthy master-student relationship. If the student
does not respect his master, he will never become worthy of the
masters' trust, and therefore his presence in the dojang will not be
welcomed. Respect is an important subject in Taekwon-Do. Respect is
expected from all students toward their parents, their nation, their
master and fellow students, and in general toward all human beings. |
| Humility is a quality that all serious Taekwon-Do
students should posses. Although it is true that practicing the art
of Taekwon-Do boosts your self confidence, this should not convey the
false sense of superiority. On the contrary, the good student should
be humble and considerate |
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