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Big Nick's Big Day said:So, to truly get a feel for the whole situation, you need to start at the night before. Well, the night before my test I relaxed with a couple friends and watched a movie. Finally crawled into bed around 11-11:30. Nervous as could be so I had some trouble getting to sleep...probably fell asleep a little after midnight. Now, for those that don't know, I'm a junior in college and still live in the dorms. So, of course, some idiot pulled the fire alarm at 2:50 in the morning. I was not a very happy boy. While standing outside I was talking to my buddy and told him it just "had to be tonight, just had to be." I figured might as well put my time to good use and started practicing outside. We were let back into the building aroud 3:20. I didn't fall asleep again until after 4 a.m. Woke up at 6:50 a.m. and got ready, had a solid breakfast and headed out. Got to the school around 7:45 and just rested for a bit. Check in started at 8:30. After everybody had checked in we started with the written test. Again, I'm a college student so I take tests for a living. SO, the written portion was no big deal. Around 10ish we moved onto the physical test. It started with a timed run, just under a mile. From there we went right into situps and pushups in a minute. After some windsprints and a million footwork drills we cooled down with some flexibility tests. We got about an hour break for "lunch" at 11:30. The technique part of the test started at 1:00. My friend and I just stayed at the school and relaxed and tried to stay warmed up. When one o'clock rolled around we started with forms and moved on to all types of kicking combinations, one steps, and hogu drills. When that was finished we got to the easy part and one of my favorites, breaking. The required break was triple roundhouse, one foot, three different boards without setting down. From there we had various breaks we could chose from. I did 3 board forearm, 3 board knifehand, 2 board 360 axe kick, 3 board front kick, and double front kick(one board each foot, jump and break both at same time). All breaks were held by people and there were no spacers. Got all my breaks and when I was done there was such a feeling of relief/accomplishment. I think I finally left the school sometime around 5:30. UNOFFICIALLY, I think I passed, and my instructor said he didn't think I needed to retest on anything, but he wasn't running the test so I can't take that as a 100% guarantee. I'll find that out within a couple of days and from there it's just the public demonstration in January.