Episode 44- Taekwondo in Your 20's with Cynthia Correa Nazario

Cynthia Correa Nazario is the face of Taekwondo practitioners in their 20's in the United States.  She is an accomplished Taekwondo black belt.  She began training at her father's Dojang in Queens, NY, New Beginning Taekwondo, at an early age.   She became a highly ranked National Sparring competitor and has earned numerous medals and accolades in local, National, and USA Taekwondo competitions.  She has continued to train and teach while maintaining an impressive 4.0 college grade point average in her pursuit of a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Communications.

Cynthia talks to Marc Zirogiannis about the very real struggle of Taekwondo students in the college demographic to continue to meet the financial demands of high level competition while balancing the costs of education.  This is an important weakness that plagues the United States' Taekwondo community and that we have discussed it on numerous episodes.  Ms. Nazario thoughtfully articulates the struggle in her personal narrative, and also tells us how practicing this beautiful art has helped her to always live her best  Taekwondo Life.

To Follow Cynthia Correa Nazario:

Facebook:            @CynthiaCorreaNazario

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