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ECTC Tournament Record: 2009 Princeton
Tournament - A-Team Sparring, Gold 2008
Columbia Tournament - A-Team Sparring, Bronze More about Lushima: Besides TKD, I
also practice Jiu-Jitsu and do some boxing. In my free time, I enjoy free-sketching,
writing music, and especially gaming. I can also sometimes be a bit of
a goof-ball. My three biggest weaknesses are fried foods, extreme weather,
and Facebook. Thoughts about the ECTC (INCTL) or Taekwondo in general: I did Taekwondo as a kid but stopped after less than a year. In high school, I rejoined a Taekwondo and never looked back. Taekwondo has taught me a lot about myself in a way I never expected. It helped me define my personality and discover who I really am, and it became a way of life. The discipline, respect, positive attitude, and the everlasting quest for improvement are things that will stay with me for the rest of my days. The ECTC is a fantastic way to spread the culture of Taekwondo, and I truly hope it continues to build future refs, masters and great leaders for years to come. |
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