Nearly 2000 years ago, Koreans used Tae Kwon Do as a martial and cultural fighting style. Up until the 2000 Olympic Games, this summer, it has been considered an exhibition sport. It's easy to convince yourself that when you get older, you can't be competitive physically, but now that I've won this tournament, I know I have competitive bones. She says her skills in the courtroom easily translate into Tae Kwon Do and vice versa. They are analogous.
Litigation is a challenge.
You have to think on your feet and know how to react quickly. But you also have to have strategy. Tae Kwon Do is the same. Kathy spends three or four nights a week training at Strantz Tae Kwon Do, in Littleton. There are few women her age at her school with blackbelts, so she spars with men and teenagers.