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My Karate Competition

Experience

INTER-HOUSE Article by
Aisha Yusuf Binji | Year 11 Congo
KARATE L representing Congo House. The atmo-
ast Saturday, I participated in the In-
ter-house Karate competition, proudly

sphere was enthralling and we had all dedi-
COMPETITION cated countless hours in preparation.

In the Kata category, I performed my cho-
sen katas with strength, dedication and lots
of practice which led me to obtain the gold
medal in the white-blue belt girls category.
As we moved on to the Kumite aspect (spar-

ring), I engaged in dynamic exchanges that
demanded power and strategic thinking.
Despite the challenges, in this competition I
emerged with a bronze medal.

Winning both events represented the re-
sult of hard work and determination from all

the participants. It felt amazing to show how
much effort we put in in front of so many peo-
ple. This experience also highlighted how im-
The atmosphere was portant it is to work together and show good

sportsmanship to reach our goals.
enthralling and we had

all dedicated countless

hours in preparation.

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