Palm Bay High School - Royal Fortune Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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The Board that was at the receiving TaeKwonDo students Eric Cline, block. She may be little but Renee Clary had enough power to break this board in half using a Twist Kick. One of the more interesting extracurricular activities that some of Palm Bay's students participate in is TaeKwonDo. These students study the Korean martial art at The Mel- bourne TaeKwonDo 8a Nautilus Fitness Center. The students pictured here are: Larry Dalton lst Degree Black Belt, instructor traineeg Renee Clary, lst Degree Black Belt, instructor trainee, Philip Kundrat 1st Degree Black Belt, and Eric Cline, now a green belt. The belt rankings in TaeKwonDo progress from white, to yellow, to green, to blue, to red, and finally to Black. There are nine degrees of Black Belt. These students put in between two to six class hours a week. They often attend local, regional, and national tour- naments. KARATE f 45 end of Paul Kundrats Running Jump Side Kick ended up broken at Larry Daltons feet. Here four of Palm Bays Renee Clary, Larry Dalton and Philip Kundrat execute a double knifehand

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