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You are now in the middle of the middle ranks. You have to learn the form called Taeguk Oh Jang. This form is my favorite because it has two sweeping hammer fists and two elbow strikes.

In my training, I went to three competitions as a purple belt. Tournaments are an event where a numerous amount of people go and compete. They are competing for medals (gold, silver and bronze) for Poomse (forms) and Kyuroogi (sparring).

For me, competitions are rough and uneasy. There are a lot of other ranks that are as good as me. I learn that you are not always the best in your rank, height, weight and gender. The good part about tournaments is that you get a chance to win medals.

At our school, you have to do three competitions outside the school to get your black belt. That and getting medals and getting better is probably why I went to so many competitions when I was a purple belt. At that time, I was thinking a lot about becoming a black belt. I was looking forward to becoming a black belt because I wanted to have lots of respect from all the students.

 

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