Dressed in a white dobok uniform adorned with a monogrammed second degree black belt, sophomore Chloe Kallaos trains at ATA Martial Arts for four hours each week.
Kallaos began training when she was...
The girls placed first in their division. “It was fun because we did it together and we won together,” Cooke said. “It was nice because we brought home the most gold, and we were representing our school, all the way from Missouri.”
![Midway though her Jung Yul form, sophomore Chloe Kallaos prepares to extend her leg to the side. To earn her third degree blackbelt, Kallos has to perfect this form. “[We’ve] gone back to four classes a week for every group. It's been a little easier, and it [definitely] conflicts less with [other activities],” Kallaos said.](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/unnamed-2-900x675.jpg)
