B. C. Enquirer: Young girl thrives with martial arts
The Battle Creek Enquirer reports: Battle Creek’s Kaylynn Budreau would make the great subject of new martial arts film should Hollywood be so inclined. The “Hapkido Kid,” perhaps? She is 8-years-old, four feet tall, weighs 58 pounds and just received her first black belt in Hapkido at the Korean Martial Arts Academy last month. “She lives and breathes Hapkido,” said her mom Stacy, who along with her dad Rob, and younger sister, Kirra, are her biggest fans. “We never thought it would get this big, we just love it for her.”
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