When I was a kid I used to study Tae Kwon Do, and was always amazed at how strong, capable, and poised our head instructor, Anthony, was. He was a third degree black belt, though I don't recall the federation, ITF I think, and I had this notion in my head that being a black belt (as I was impressed with all of them at that school) was some kind of
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of course i have plenty of room for improvement... always! but i find that is one of the beauties of learning wing chun... there is always something new to learn, and so i stay interested and always have new goals.
congratulations on your sash! how recently did you achieve it?
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It's strange. I had gotten very used to being a purple or brown sash, and having quite a bit of responsibility teaching classes and the like. I had a certain reluctance to test and go higher, even though my sifu was prodding me to test soon.
Hopefully I will grow into my rank and ultimately beyond it. At the moment I still feel like a kid trying on his parents' clothing.
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