Our very first Student of the Month feature is none other than Romeo “Aeutto” Lobedecis. Aeutto started at Quest as a white belt at the age of 8 and in less than a year, already traveled to Minnesota to compete in the Nationals. Let’s get to know Aeutto…
The 2018 USAT Nationals is the biggest Taekwondo event in the world, bringing in over 4,000 participants from different age groups from all over the country to the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Quest’s FIGHT TEAM, came ready for battle!
As part of Quest’s community outreach, we held a TaeKwonDo class for all Alta Vista elementary students from Pre-School to 5th grade during their annual Field Day. There is no better way to start the day, 8:30 in the morning, than to be greeted with the enthusiasm and energy these kids have.
We celebrate our Quest dads on Father’s Day and “Daddy & Me” Taekwondo classes have been a tradition here at Quest. Last June 16 was not just a day when Dads showed their kids that they can also do what their kids are doing, but more importantly, it was a day that Dads made their kids know that they enjoy doing it more with them.
The road to being a Black Belt requires a lot of dedication, perseverance and endurance. One’s character is challenged by the discipline required to attain to this level not to mention the rigorous training involved.
