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Without anyway of knowing in advance that it would happen, there at the PATH we saw a 'spark.'

This was the best outcome anyone could have hoped for. At the PATH, Master Korchak extended the invitation for Kyle to come check out his class, and Kyle was obviously excited. But to our delight, Master Korchak accepted.ДЄnd then it happened.

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Will he come? Will he understand how important this could be to Kyle's life? Will he be confused and ask questions I'm not sure how to answer? Going about the ask itself was a practice in faith. Asks to the community in those days were something new, and often felt awkward. So, our staff invited Master Korchak to attend a PATH (planning session) that would focus on Kyle's hopes and dreams around the martial arts. I donвЂ™t like sparring as much because I am afraid someone will get hurt, but I like to work with my swords, because it makes me strong and builds muscles.'ДЄs part of Starfire's shift in those days toward more person-centered, community-based work - we saw that Kyle's love of martial arts might be a natural and meaningful entryway into community life, and spring him out of our day program. I really like to combine my fighting skills to make special powerful moves which include a power attack, flashing punch, and double kick. I like to be a fighter with good moves and kicks. I enjoy most of the things that I have learned. Knarr is nice and encourages me to do more. My classmates have helped me learn so many moves and they have been great teachers.

Each skill is hard at first, but it gets easier the more I practice. 'I like my martial arts training and I look forward to going to class each week. His mother went on to write that without the initial connection that Starfire made seven years ago - between Kyle and Paul Korchak (Founder of the Cincinnati Taekwondo Center) - his dream of attaining a Black Belt might never have been realized. KyleВ would be receiving his Black Belt in Gumdo (sword fighting) that Saturday, and they wanted to share the news. It was written by a mother, whose son Kyle used to attend our day program before it closed. A few weeks back, Starfire received an email that reminded us of the importance of making room for 'the spark' to happen.

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