Shenae’s blog

A couple of weeks ago i did the state champions for taekwondo and won a silver medal.  I went back to taekwondo the week later and got told i was one of 6 people selected to go to the nationals in Brisbane in October i was very excited about that because one its Brisbane and two that im representing tasmania in something i love doing. im going over there with the other team mates by myself and 3 of my good friends are going which means i wont be alone.(: We are  staying in a luxury hotel in the middle of brisbane, and it should be good to get away from all this cold weather.

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Well I think i would ask….. What do you feel when you go out into the stadium?        My next one would be…. have you ever won or is this your first match?  Which is harder to verse a gladiator or animal?  have any of your mates died whilst  battling? and what weapons do you use?

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Miss Wyatt read a story of William Dampier, we had to listen and take notes.

William discovered the west coast of Australia in July 1699 but wasn’t interested in it because he’s crew got Scurvy and there was lack of water. 

William was born in 1652 in Yeovial England.  when he was 16 he became a seamen.  By the age of 22 he became assistant manager for a plantation place in Jamaica. in 1688 he became a lumber jack or a pirate.      he also discovered shark bay and Roebuck Bay. in 1701 his ship sank at Ascension island and got picked up and taken back to England.

People got interested because of hes book about the Voyage.

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I got my taekwondo photos on google images and typed in taekwondo and howrah taekwondo.

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the’s ones are of our club well the small ones.

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well taekwondo is a recognised Olympic sport, as well as judo.

Taekwondo & Karate are very similar except taekwondo uses more leg action & i prefer taekwondo.     In sport taekwondo we get mouth guards, shin guards, arm guards, bodyguard, head guard, gloves for seniors & for guys groin guards.

The aim of the game is to score as many points as you can on the bodyguardrd…you have between2.00 to 3.00 minutes depends if you are a junior or senior, but you are not aloud to kick in the back otherwise you get disqualified. seniors can kick to the head which scores 2 points or 3 points if it knocks them down i think and its just one point kicking to the stomach.

I’m going in the Tasmanian opens for taekwondo in late july and hopefully get into the Australian’s nationals.  a couple of years ago i got into the nationals but broke my wrist a couple of weeks before.

the other part of taekwondo is the grading and self defence stuff. I’m provisional black (:                            

And that’s taekwondo!!

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Hi im Shenae My interest are surfing dancing singing taekwondo tennis Scrap booking and swimming.

Next wednesday im doing a mini comp at howrah taekeondo we get all geared up and do sport taekwondo!!

ITS SO FUN

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