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Third Interview Questions 1. (Still haven't had my EQ meeting) 2. What are some factors that contribute to how good a martial artist is? 3. Do black belts have these factors? Why? 4. Which factor has a heavier pull, the mental or physical? Why? 5. Can a person be successful if they only possess one of the traits? 6. How can a person be confident that they are a successful karate practitioner? 7. In a tournament setting, how can a person calm themselves down while in the ring? 8. If you were too pick whether you wanted to have experience or natural talent, which one would you pick? Why? 9. Does a martial artists trainer or teacher have an effect on how successful that practitioner is? 10. Is it possible for anyone to be a successful martial artist? Or do they have to have predetermined traits before they join Karate?

Blog 11: Mentorship 10 Hours Check 1. I am doing my mentorship at Champions Karate Dojo, in West Covina 2. Chris Crisostomo 3. 36 Hours (I am probably going to do a lot more soon) 4. Whenever I do my mentorship hours, I usually head down for 4 hours. During this 4 hours I do a variety of things. Sometimes I will train under the head karate instructor, at other times I will train and practice with fellow black belts. One more thing I do during my mentorship hours is teach. My mentor will either let me know to come in and help run some of the studios classes. 5. DONE! :D