Review

World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) Rwanda Rwamagana 'Dreaming Taekwondo The 'classroom' children once again proved their remarkable growth by taking second place overall in the local competition.

hosted by the Rwanda Taekwondo Association. The ‘Genocide Memorial Taekwondo Competition’ was held. 

In this competition, the Rwamagana Dreaming Taekwondo Classroom team proudly beat prominent teams. 2nd overall.

In particular, players Rek, Deborah, Ian, Prince, and Dominica shined. 

The children, who did their best in each game with fierce kicks and strong mentality, received the fruits of their sweat as a valuable trophy. I was rewarded.

The joy of the competition was short-lived, and the competition became more intense for 102 children from Ninawa Jambo School. Taekwondo class was held. 

After attending the last 'World Happiness Sharing Taekwondo Competition' and achieving second place overall, children's passion for Taekwondo is burning hotter than ever. There is.

• Strength training: Basic physical strength to build a stronger body. Chopping

• In-depth sparring training:Practical customization of skills based on competition experience

• Flexibility Stretching: Flexibility training to prevent injuries and smooth kicking

102 children encouraged each other and devoted themselves to training to the point that their uniforms were soaked with sweat. rgb(0, 0, 0);"> We are deeply grateful to our sponsors who have always been a strong support for Rwandan children who heal their wounds and dream of a new tomorrow through Taekwondo.

"The amazing results shown in the competition and the enthusiasm of the children in each class promise a bright future for Taekwondo in Rwanda. Shows

WECA will continue to provide full support to help children train their bodies through Taekwondo, establish correct values, and move toward bigger dreams." 

— Jeonghwan Bang, World Educational Cultural Aid Chairman

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