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WORLD CAMP 2000 - International Taekwon-do Federation of New ...

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At lunch, Mr D gave us another update on the Pakistani situation; apparently thepolice had put a tail on them (loud cheers) and found out where they were staying.The drama continued.Our afternoon session was breakfalling andreleasing (or in my case, how not to breakfall!).The coloured belts had Master Wheatley for<strong>do</strong>dging/close quarter combat and got a bit <strong>of</strong> ashock when he told them: “No one leaves the <strong>do</strong>jangtill there’s blood on the floor.” Luckily for themhe was just kidding! After dinner, Mr John Havill,our physiotherapist from Te Awamutu, gave alecture on injury prevention (some smart-alec said“Why didn’t we have this lecture earlier in thecamp?”) and gave some valuable tips, as well asmanaging to entertain everyone with his keen wit.After that Mrs Gummer took everyone who couldstill walk for yoga, and we learned the hard waythat night that if we weren’t at supper by 9pm, wewould miss out!Tuesday: (Waitomo Adventure Day). At 10 to 6,Mr Breese rudely awakened the whole campringing the bell like a lunatic, then proceeded toMr Niven “tosses” Mr McPhail inthe Weapons Self Defence class!go round all the <strong>do</strong>rms shouting: “Get up, you lazy maggots!” and shining his torchinto people’s faces. Needless to say, he wasn’t very popular. His excuse was thatthe seniors had got annoyed by people being late to warm-ups. Today everyonewas on time - except the seniors! After suitable punishment (that’s right, everyoneelse got punished for the seniors’ lateness!) we finally completed the four-way tug<strong>of</strong>war - our team lost - and went back to our rooms to get ready for the trip toWaitomo.At Waitomo, we split up intogroups for our activities, taking awalk up the hill to the nearest pubwhile waiting for some <strong>of</strong> the lateractivities to start. Fortunately,Mr Brown had found someone tojoin him in the Haggas HonkingHoles (<strong>do</strong>n’t ask!), but we werestill taking bets as to whether ornot they would make it out alive!I’d decided to try horse trekkingfor the second time and reallyenjoyed it (apart from a very sorebutt for the next two days). MrThe “Fearless” Black Water Rafting Team8

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