Passed my Junior Bo-Dan Belt Test

 I’m incredibly grateful to have passed my Junior Bodan Belt Test in Taekwondo this evening! It’s an honor to continue training under Master Nam’s guidance. Now, I’m eagerly looking forward to my final color belt test this June. It's been an incredible journey, and I'm excited for what’s ahead!






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