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    from the dolls and the kitchen set, I develop awareness that I am a girl and I have to grow up in this belief. As a girl, my parents treat me harder than my brother. I am not allowed to stay out at night later than 9 pm. I cannot register to learn Taekwondo because the martial arts is not for a girl. I have to learn to speak gently and carefully; eat slowly; act girly. Although parents create best conditions so that I can have a good education, they impose how I should develop the personality. I…

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    equestrian eventing, equestrian jumping, fencing, football, golf, gymnastics artistic, gymnastics rhythm, handball, hockey, judo, marathon swimming, modern pentathlon, rowing, rugby, sailing, shooting, swimming, synchronized swimming, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, trampoline, triathlon, volleyball, volleyball, water polo, weightlifting, wrestling freestyle, wrestling Greco-Roman. 42 sports in general for summer people are talking about adding baseball and American football but the factor they…

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    manipulation of their calories, more specifically their macronutrients, can allow for healthy weight loss. I want Darlington County to take action, by starting at home and creating a community willing to learn and live a healthy lifestyle. For example, my Taekwondo instructor, Mr. Greene eats healthy foods and has encouraged me to exercise and play sports. He has helped me achieve my strong physical and mental state. Parents should mirror Mr. Greene’s actions and encourage others to become…

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    Yash Gupta has worn glasses since he was five years old. He broke them sparring taekwondo and had to go to school without his glasses for about a week because a new pair was being made. He then started to appreciate glasses, which he initially took as an afterthought, and their impact on his education. After Yash Gupta broke his glasses…

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    on my own”. Even with all the extensive training, there are special skills that help give you an advantage on the streets of the city. In the interview with David Couper; he says that, “I have intensely practiced the Asian martial arts of Judo, Taekwondo, Kendo, and the Japanese sword. What I found when I joined the police was that these arts helped me keep calm in the face of challenge and danger on the street and, when off-duty, balanced my life and kept me fit. These arts gave me confidence…

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    As a child, I was extremely curious about anything I got my hands onto. Something would break and my mother would lose patience. I’d run over to tinker with it and figure it out in half the time. I just enjoyed fixing anything I could. The most entertaining dilemmas pertained to complex mechanisms. Coming from a family of engineers on both sides with none being in my immediate family at home, I still gravitated towards it, finding pleasure in huge puzzles and art pieces. I believe I would bring…

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    Won Bin Case Study

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    Even as an adult, Won Bin preserves his love for sports activities such as soccer, athletics and taekwondo. His success at learning taekwondo earned him a black belt in this Korean martial art. Although his character can be described as shy and taciturn, Won Bin was popular among girls at school. Won Bin wanted to be a car mechanic, since he was rather interested in car…

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    up to, developing self esteem ( “Benefits of Sports for Adolescents”). Mental benefits from sports also include becoming smarter by the amount of memorization that is required for playing sports, by repetition and learning. An example of this is taekwondo, in order to achieve the next level in the sport it is necessary to memorize the routine assigned, this action works the part of your brain created for memorizing, resulting in a brighter brain ( “Benefits of Sports for Adolescents”). It is…

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    They were always there through thick and thin.” she states as she thinks back all the things that the three of them had been through. Starting from they were toddlers, Ae Ra was the dad, Sul Hee was the mom and Dong Man was their taekwondo son. “When we grew up and in high school, the three of us were separated because at that time, Dong Man is starting to live his dreams. Me and Sul Hee the best best friend were there supporting him and watching all his fights.” it was really hard…

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    Sport Of Wrestling Essay

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    I wrestle. I am also a girl. I’ve never been one to brag much, but in this particular case, I am very proud of my accomplishments. I almost always tell people about them. I love the sport of wrestling, and I spend every day doing it. It has given me quite a few characteristics that make me unique and that definitely set me apart from others; these include perseverance, boldness, and humbleness. These traits are very good to know when dealing with my everyday life. Perseverance is one of the…

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