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FEATURED STUDENTS
At each
class they attend, Dean,
Dane and Zack Pritchard
exemplify the tenets
of Taekwon-do: Courtesy, Integrity,
Perseverance, Self Control and
above them
all Indomitable Spirit. Each of the
Pritchards joined Sandalwood for his own specific reasons; such as, to
pursue
a new athletic
activity, to develop increased self-confidence, to maintain or improve
fitness. Attending
as a family has allowed them to support each other while working on
their own
personal martial arts development. Although
they may have started together, each has followed his own unique path
and each has
become an integral part of the Sandalwood Family.
One of the traits they share is
an incredible spirit that has
allowed them
to overcome the individual challenges that are faced both on and off
the
training floor. We at Sandalwood are
impressed with their quiet courage and strength and we are honoured to
have
them among our ranks. For these reasons
Sandalwood Martial Arts is pleased to name Dean, Dane and Zack as our
current
Featured Students.
There is a saying in the martial
arts, “a family that kicks
together sticks
together” and we look forward to the day that the youngest member of
the
Pritchard family is old enough to join her dad and brothers in line at
the start
of class. 
Zack, Dean and Dane
Inspiration
is often drawn from
historical figures, or from
people who are considered to have accomplished great things. Also, when
witnessing excellence, it is easy to be more impressed by the
culmination than by the incredible journey, or the great effort, that
lead to it. However, the struggles and achievements of our fellow
martial artists, whatever their size or status, should not be
overlooked as they can be the source of great inspiration.
Sandalwood
Martial Arts is
pleased to recognize the
endeavours and accomplishments of its students. This page is dedicated
to acknowledging their notable efforts and successes. We have numerous
students worthy of such notice, so visit often to see who is featured.
Feature
on James Down March 2002
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