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Women and Self-Defense























           As a Martial Artist since I was four years old, my true passion is Tae Kwon
           Do; since 1980 I realized my specialty was teaching. I decided I would like
           to make a difference in people’s lives through my knowledge, understand-
           ing, and communication of martial arts. I have found great fulfillment in my
           instructional experience and I have been rewarded by the personal suc-
           cesses of the children and adults whom I have influenced. It is my personal
           mission to inspire others to achieve personal excellence within their chosen
           profession or passion. Utilizing the values I’ve learned through martial arts to
           inspire my students to achieve their goals.
            Its paramount to understand that martial arts is not about hurting others, as
           acting selfishly to cause pain is the worst thing a martial artist can do. Instead
           a martial artist is focused on positive change, in which being able to adapt
           and overcome within any situation is our greatest skill. The best self-defense
           is based upon: awareness, self-confidence, proper technique and self-dis-
           cipline. Be aware of your environment and confidently control our personal
           space. Perfect your techniques and control any emotions or factors that may
           hinder your ability to properly defend yourself.
           For example, the current 2014 Miss USA Nia Sanchez, a 4th degree black                                      San Diego
           belt within Tae Kwon Do answered a question dealing with sexual assaults                                      Woman
           on college campus by stating “Myself, as a fourth degree black belt, I learned
           from a young age that you need to be confident and be able to defend your-
           self. And I think that’s something that we should start to really implement for
           a lot of women.” (www.examiner.com). I also agree with the current Miss USA                                41
           that confidence and the right type of training can empower any women to act
           confidently in any situation. Martial arts training allows women to become
           confident within their environment because they learn to adapt and be aware
           at all times without even thinking about it; it eventually becomes second
           nature which in turn translates to confidence.
           Martial arts have given me so much personal growth within my life that it
           becomes impossible for me not to share what I’ve learned over the past 40
           years


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