UNITED WORLD MARTIAL ARTS

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     Patience and focus.  Not usually words I would use to describe Chase on a daily basis.  Chase suffers from lack of patience that being a tad bit "hyper" brings about... geeee, I wonder where he gets that from?  But Chase's ability to focus, be patient, practice and listen shown through brightly throughout the month's of February and March. 
     He was signed off on all material required for Orange belt in early February, but he wasn't allowed to board test until mid March.  Master Sanchez, Sensei Mike, and most importantly, his father Sensei Butch, had to feel he was truly ready.  He tested on ALL his material every week, over and over again,  to have a chance to board test, never once showing any displeasure or losing his patience.
     He practiced non stop before class, after class, and at home to prepare himself for our scrutiny.  When he was finally allowed to test, more than a month after he was signed off on everything, he was more than prepared.  He flew through the material with flying colors, and made the board, and his father,  proud.
     Choosing student of the month isn't easy... we always meet to discuss who we feel truly earned it, and this month Chase won our vote.  Good job Chase!  Try to stay as focused and attentive as you were during your "Run for the Orange". 


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