Taekwondo has given Chloe confidence, discipline, strength, and leadership. As a 2nd-degree black belt, she inspires other young women
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Learn MoreChloe loves how Taekwondo has helped build her confidence while giving her the opportunity to teach and encourage new students. She recently competed at Nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she loved the excitement and challenge of competing at a higher level. After the experience, Chloe proudly said, “This is my place to be.”
Chloe has been fortunate to learn from exceptional mentors throughout her martial arts journey. Sensei Nick Schneider of Allegiance Martial Arts in Wisconsin and Chief Master Shane Nixon of Millennia Taekwondo in Bettendorf, Iowa, have both had a profound impact on her life. They inspire Chloe not only through their knowledge and dedication to martial arts but also by the way they lead with integrity, humility and respect.
Our proudest moment in Chloe’s athletic journey was watching her compete at the UTA Grand Nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She rose to the challenge against top competitors from across the country, earning three first-place finishes and one bronze medal. More than the medals, we were proud of her confidence, determination, sportsmanship, and the hard work she put in to reach that level of competition.
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