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Black Belt Curriculums click here How a Black Belt Can Hurt You Mrs Nancy Stokvis posted a link to this article on our Face Book Page. I was so impressed by how closely this article reflects the ideals and philosophy of Centennial Taekwon-Do that I have made a copy available by clicking on the link below. Quality vs. Quantity During Black Belt Class on Thursday, October 1, 2009, we discussed an article from Black Belt Magazine that I felt best described our school philosophy on upper ranks and Black Belts. The discussion we had went very well and was very benificial. So I have posted the article here and encourage all of my upper ranks and Black Belts to read it. Click here to download the article "Case for Less"
Mr. Bryan Galke, IV Dan
Ms. Makenna Galke, I Dan, Adolf Galke, Marysol Galke, Annie Galke, Mr. Bryan Galke, IV Dan, Mrs Marcela
Galke, I Dan, Mr. David Christopher, V Dan IV Dan Test May 21, 2011
Black Belt Testing Saturday, February 12, 2011 Mr. Andrew Kaser, I Dan, Mrs Terri Kaser, I Dan, Mr. Joshua Furtado, IV Dan, Mr. Alston Phu, I Dan, Mr. Matt Logan, I Dan, Mr. Ben Logan, I Dan, Mrs. Marcela Galke, I Dan, Mr. Bryan Galke, III Dan
Black Belt Testing Saturday, August 21, 2010 From Left to Right Back Row: Mr. David Christopher, V Dan, Zach Hinds, Andrew Kaser, Alex Hinds, Mr. Bryan Galke, III Dan Front Row: Quinten Sheme, Zack Kaser, Parker Kaser, Elias Beaini
Black Belt Testing
August 8, 2009 Left to Right: Master Swan,
VII Dan, Ms. Makenna Galke, I Dan, Mr. Bryan Galke, III Dan
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