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Our Bok Fu Do West cOast Regional Kuo Shu Spring Tournament was a huge success! It was by far the smoothest and most organized tournament we have ever put on. Grand-master lee, master Buckley and Mrs. Newman want to extend a very special thank you to our tournament director Mrs. Mannion, assistant director Mrs. Poon, every international referee, black belt and instructor that were there to judge for the day, as well as all of the volunteers for all of their hard work. These tournaments would not be possible without your support. And thank you to our students that took part. We are all very proud of your efforts. Tournaments are an important way to test your skill and perform everything that you have been working on inside the school.
Here are a few pictures from the day! if you have any pictures from the event, please email mnewman@bokfudo.com. We are looking for some specific pictures for our website and would appreciate if you could send us your best.
Stay tuned this week for videos from the kid special squad and instructor demonstrations. They were fantastic!
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