I started to Taekwondo under the Shin Won Wha, which has sprung from Hwa Rang. My first Taekwondo club was in Haslev Taekwondo, where I started teaching the children when I was 14. I started teaching the adults when I was 15.
I achieved 1. Dan (black belt) at the age of 16, and back then I was also the first, youngest, as well as the first woman in Haslev Taekwondo, who obtained black belt. This happened in 2015.
Although I have participated in both technique and combat competitions through my colored belts, I have never been bitten by the competition part. I've always been encouraged to train technique at competitive level, but the time has never been right. I have always been interested in learning the martial arts of what it is, and not the martial arts that have been transformed into being able to function in competitions.
I am fascintated by the body's natural movement pattern and captivated by what works - not what looks great for a show.
If you would like to train technique to attend competitions, we are not the club for you. But I can point you in a direction where you can find it.
With us, it's perfectly okay to be affiliated with several clubs. I believe that it is rewarding to learn different styles - also within other martial arts. It expands one's repertoire and can provide many benefits in the understanding and execution of martial arts.

In the picture I am testing for my 2. Dan graduation.