I Tested to Become a Karate MASTER

I have been taking Karate my whole life, but in this video... I took my 4th Degree Black Belt test.
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[@SenseiSeth]

Here’s my children’s book I wrote! senseiseth.com/products/the-boxing-gloves-hardcover-childrens-book-by-sensei-seth

[@kungfujoe2136]

what style is that?

[@PaMuShin]

@@kungfujoe2136 suppose black cat kempo from the dragon society

[@kungfujoe2136]

@@PaMuShin cool ty (i did shotokan myself)

[@brianquint6126]

I bet he knew you would pass when he asked if you wanted to test for it.

[@andrewverburg1805]

Next kids book is Master Seth fights in the kumate

[@saawysorenson4585]

This is literally my reaction every time I pass any large exam or test, they might have passed me, but I sure didnt. You just always feel like you know and are able of so much more, and not being able to show it just sucks, even if what you did was "enough".

[@SenseiSeth]

It’s a tough way to live tbh

[@tabletoparcade4203]

@@SenseiSeth though, always having that vision of a higher potential, does mean that you will go further still. How can one improve, if one does not see one's own failings?

[@CoachKyleZ]

Imposter syndrome is powerful. The truth is you're not as bad as you think you are. However, you're not as good as you think you are either. Keep going. Your base level confidence always increases the better you get.

[@Glorfindel_117]

@@SenseiSeth I think that this comment is part of why you passed. You know you could do better, you know you could have explained things better, you know you learned so much more than what was used for the test. But like your dad says, he also knows before the test happens if he will pass you. He can tell if a mistake is from lack of skill, or from nerves. He knows you (and the others) likely know more than what their stressed test-mode minds put on display. So while you might think they dont realize you did so much worse than you were expecting to, they know that the fact your there shows that you do infact know what you need to. Congrats man.

[@soldierx345]

Like when the word is on the top of your tongue. Just. There.

[@aidenchism8628]

It's really inspiring to see you take pride in what really matters to you. It was apparent throughout the entire video that this was something that meant more than the usual video. Congratulations, Seth on the new level of mastery 🎉🎉🎉

[@JKDVIPER]

That was nice of you. I agree. 😎

[@thegreatchrispy]

Imposter syndrome is powerful. I got to purple belt in BJJ, had to quit for a few years, then to switch to a new school in a new city and I felt OUTCLASSED by the monsters that were in that new school. The bravery it takes to accept you aren't where you thought you were, but to keep pressing on is commendable. Sometimes you just need to keep pressing forward. Good luck to everyone out there on your own journey.

[@adamglltt89]

I was given an orange belt 15 years ago after my first grading. I think it was a double grading but the certificate seems to say otherwise. Either way my new school says I can wear the belt as I've earned it. However their ranking system places orange as a second belt. I've felt like an imposter for a while until Sensei said I performed a good kata for my yellow belt. It's humbling returning to a martial arts you've had a break from. But I've come back with a lot more focus and determination than before. The imposter feeling has driven me to catch up fast. Also, I cannot let my son overtake me! 😂

[@farkass7440]

If Seth ever said as a kid "my dad can beat up your dad" he was probably right.

[@SCarlson-lo5xx]

When your Sensei says you are ready…. Then you are ready. Students always the last to know if they are ready. 4th Dan only signifies Teacher. A true Sensei. Good job.

[@samurailife7666]

Is this a master's belt?

[@Kemp1730]

You tend to be hard on yourself, the fact that you understand that the title of master isn't to be taken lightly as well as knowing it is a continuous journey means a lot. Congrats man

[@LemmyAuditYou]

Thanks Seth, your Dad reminded me of when I was training for my black belt test and I kicked a 2nd degree black belt in the throat, that really amped up the sparring match!

[@SenseiSeth]

I gave a black belt a black eye during my test 😂

[@LemmyAuditYou]

@@SenseiSeth I unfortunately quit a week before my test because my Master Instructor got our school banned from the Olympic Trials in 1988. Young and dumb... I won the statewide tournament 3 years in a row before that.

[@KarateMami]

I can imagine it did!!

[@Matt-zl4nr]

@@SenseiSethWhen me and my friend were testing for our Black Belts in American Kenpo; he got his nose broken in sparing.

[@b-ray3387]

Man!... I was in my 1st day test... and after 7 hours, that was when it was time to spar. I had ZERO control and was paired up with a 3rd dan that was taking it relatively easy on me until I kicked him in the face....

[@toomanydogs1527]

This was one of the more close-to-home videos you've made and it's absolutely brilliant. Great job and congratulations. Always keep the white-belt-mindset and see yourself as a beginner. Learning comes much easier then. If, at some stage, you end up doing grading for your purple belt in BJJ, you should share that experience. I think it's one of the more eye-opening things when it comes to belts and martial arts.

[@SenseiSeth]

Sounds fun!

[@toomanydogs1527]

@@SenseiSeth Great stuff. And again, congratulations on the promotion, Master.

[@BMO_Creative]

Man, the pictures of you as a kid while taking your exam, it brought tears to my eyes... i still don't know why. Great video man!

[@saxguychris]

I can't tell you how many times I've watched this video! Aside from the congratulations you've earned for your 4th-degree black belt, you keeping it real throughout the whole process makes it that much more appealing and satisfying. It also inspires me to make sure that, whether I test or otherwise, I stay on top of my game, as an instructor. Your dad put it best (paraphrasing): "I can tell when someone's undergoing stress and when someone doesn't know." Or, as others put in the comments, "Your instructor will always know before you if you're ready for your next rank."

[@tylerwiseman4549]

Seth as someone who’s trained all the way up to 3rd degree, started training early in life, and knows the stresses of these kinda tests, I gotta say you looked better than ever and definitely earned every marking on that belt, keep it up!

[@jonathansefcik473]

I just got 3rd, and this video perfectly reflected my feelings and mental space in the 2 months leading up to the test. The mental and physical exhaustion of preparing, the self doubt. The forms, self defense, 1-steps, demonstrating all the crazy kicks and strikes, and almost throwing up in my last round of sparring. Mentally beating myself up over the little mistakes made because of nerves. Though relieved once the judges announced we passed, I still felt I could've and should've done better. I think it's natural for martial artists to be their own worst critic. We must never stop striving for perfection. It's how we grow. Before the test, I was the best 2nd degree I'd ever be, and after, I became the worst 3rd degree I'd ever be. Worst 3rd me could comfortably look back on worst 2nd me and go "Pft, amateur. I could teach that guy a thing or two". That's what's most important.

[@johnreidy2804]

I just got my 8th and it was tough

[@giovelazquez8872]

@@johnreidy2804how old is you?

[@SilvanaKicks]

I love gradings! Have my 4th coming up in November. I think any martial artist that is passionate about their art is going to over critique themselves. I'm sure you did much better than you think in your head. It's interesting because I have a very similar family dynamic with martial arts it seems. Such an amazing experience to be trained and tested by your dad! Congratulations on your accomplishment. 😊

[@SenseiSeth]

Good luck!!

[@earljamesdelacruz4761]

Future collab with you two please

[@NotSoGentleJester]

"When the student becomes the master, let them bear the legacy of their teacher with unwavering faith, for in that sacred trust, they find their own mastery." Seth, you're a true inspiration and your journey is incredible. Continue to trust in yourself. All that time, hard work, and dedication is worth it! Thanks for sharing 🖤

[@MikesDadvice]

SETH! The you that you show on your channel embodies the idea of "master" of martial arts, you share knowledge, you constantly gain knowledge, you are accepting of all, you are humble when learning from others, and you have a lifetime love of the art. In my eyes and the eyes of so many who watch your channel, you have been a "master" since day one. Thank you, and keep doing what you do!

[@Squisky]

Osu Sensei! What a stunning and moving homage to your heritage, your journey, to your family, to your grit and gumption. I genuinely cried a bit. A fantastic way to honour your father and the life you have shared together. Beautiful and wonderful. Congratulations on getting published. All the best to you and your family.

[@ManyVoicesEd]

Thank you for being a huge inspiration for me getting into karate Seth. Thanks to you and some of Jesse Enkamp, Karate is a big part of my life now. I enjoy kata and doing slow kumite so we can just have fun. Its an honor to have an awesome Southern karate teacher. Thank you. OSU!

[@jj-wp6wc]

In Karate we "Seek perfection of character," we strive for perfection, but we never quite get there. That's what keeps us going. Great job, Seth- Sensei🙂

[@RedFoxGrappler]

God bless, man! Congratulations on receiving such a monumental achievement as a culmination of all your hard work and a testament to your passion and determination! You deserve it!

[@cjsher90]

I needed this so bad. I'm testing for my black belt in November. This is motivating in all the right ways.

[@SenseiSeth]

You got this!

[@MikesDadvice]

so, how did it go?

[@cjsher90]

​@MikesDadvice passed with Honors!

[@MikesDadvice]

@@cjsher90 EXCELLENT!!!

[@emperortime4380]

Honestly with how much you’ve learned, it’s impressive how much of your base you remember and keep distinct. I could easily see getting mixed up, with how much you practice other styles.

[@SenseiSeth]

It’s very hard tbh lol

[@andreakarlsson7927]

I feel like your first love in martial arts really stick. I’m still trying to stop doing a little skip in some of my movement in muay thai, taekwondo is still in my spine.

[@carlfjnon]

Love seeing schools that actually spar and spar hard. Congratulations on this promotion. Definitely deserved!

[@timetravel_00]

Man I fuc*ing love this channel!! The storytelling, the editing, the lessons, the jokes, the soundtrack, everything's on point, congrats for all that and for your test, we love you Seth!

[@SenseiSeth]

Appreciate you 🙏🙏🙏

[@francoismorin8721]

Congrats about the children book. Such a personal accomplishment feels so good. The book looks nice with all those colorful drawings. This is very sweet, and it is the kind of thing that survives after we are passed away. I am working on a martial art book myself, and I can't wait to hold that first copy in my hands.

[@jackconnolly3078]

OSS! Congrats man. Amazing piece of self-documentation and you’ve inspired me to start a karate journey 20 years since I last studied kempo as a kid.

[@warrenking3873]

A lot of people have that feeling of not enough, the most important thing is your dad thinks you’re enough and that’s pretty awesome! Also congrats you looked amazing out there.

[@FrancisGregory]

Bro, we are always the hardest judge of ourselves!!! You definitely earned it, through all the hard work and grind to get there. I am not personally a karate enthusiast, with judo being my martial art, but your videos are really inspiring and fun to watch. Love the content!!! Maybe I will have to turn to karate one day.

[@T.Rex33]

"It didn't feel great, I passed" is EXACTLY how I felt after I got my black belt. I remember every single thing I did wrong. It's 2 years later and it still haunts me.

[@alexavilez624]

Honestly this is an amazing video and I appreciate how you perfectly illustrated the conflicts and concerns that happen in the minds of those who go through this. It’s not only a martial arts thing, but this kind of mentality is only unique to those who push themselves to be better. I envy your struggle and hope to go through it again one day and even possibly the one putting others through it. :)

[@lwiltshire]

Sensei Dad is so low-key and nice inter-personally, and just smooth terror in the sparring.

[@victormattoni4319]

Congratulations, Seth! It is inspiring to follow your journey through so many different martial arts, always curious, always eager to learn and to test them, adding what works to your repertoire. I’m sure you very much deserved that Master Belt!

[@BaiLong45]

Real. That what I was thinking as I was watching this. Sensei Seth, you gave a very real and honest look at your martial journey here. Thank you for sharing this with us all. Congratulations on your achievement. And thank you for being humble enough to let us know that we still have more to go.

[@lordofchaos97]

Congrats on the fourth degree, Sensei Seth. I remember my time in TaeKwonDo, every test was a bundle of nerves. Not even sure how I got to Blue belt, especially considering how young I was, but I can say you put in the work and your fourth degree is well deserved!

[@goldfishcheese4875]

God this hits home, every moment, and emotion shown I’m able to relate to, and it really shows how much you push yourself to be better. Awesome job and congrats!

[@jch1020]

Congratulations Seth! You definitely earned this. Your passion and humbleness really shines in every video.

[@themartialartsmermaid]

Oh my gosh. This was so wonderful to watch!! Thank you for sharing this incredibly special moment with us. I started my karate training on the 11th of this month and as a very new white belt this was both unbelievably inspiring and absolutely terrifying 😂 We're all super proud of and happy for you. Congratulations, Master Seth.

[@combatforlife.31]

See a psychiatrist and an ophthalmologist. Did you get a black belt from the same excellent grocery store?

[@UhOhDovah]

​@@combatforlife.31wtf are you talking about my guy.

[@combatforlife.31]

@@UhOhDovah Exactly my point, tragically.

[@giovelazquez8872]

@@combatforlife.31these guys blink when they take a punch lol

[@hello58096]

Well deserved, Sensei seth! Thanks for being such an inspiration. Now you need a mountain and some long flowy clothes (and also maybe grow out your beard and speak in haikus)

[@SenseiSeth]

Karate is good Punches and Kicks screaming by Seth is a Master

[@hello58096]

@@SenseiSeth this is the quality content I subscribed for

[@Avariche]

Congrats man! You are an inspiration to others! The fact that you had thought you didn't do well on parts of it and that you felt that you could do better only shows how much it is deserved.

[@ghosty_apex2674]

Seth you are a major inspiration to me. Seeing this I was so happy for you. Currently I've been training for about 3 years (Nov 1st) and have watch you for a long time of it.

[@GigaChadJawline7777]

Congrats SENSEI Seth, you deserve it! Good luck on your martial journey and thanks for inspiring us all. How about you join a Karate tournament and prove your the best in your art!

[@TheSegaStoner]

Congratulations! This was a very good documentary video. As a fellow instructor, not Karate mind you, I think you perfectly captured something we really only talk about with our friends, and that's the self doubt we have. We KNOW we know things, we KNOW that's why we do what we do, and are dedicated to it, and only upon later reflection do we get to see that, yeah, we got this. Good job sir!

[@michaelroberts8579]

Congratulations Seth! What I love about your content is that it just feels like a mate of mine to telling me about his training and so it feels great to see you succeed. It has really helped me with getting back into my own training after a over a year off. You are an inspiration mate and honestly, this makes me want to try Karate

[@kmosheng]

Congratulations on your promotion Seth~ and thanks for sharing how it can feel disappointing even after getting the positive result, because it is easy to be self-critical and feel like the journey didn't show itself during the exam. I have had that exact feeling before and it was nice to relate to that.

[@328YoungGun]

My father took over my Shotokan school fairly early on in my training, when our head instructor and family friend had to move away. My father ran the school for close to 20 years as a Shodan (first degree). We were pretty isolated and didn't have the ability to go higher. Eventually our head instructor reached out to my father and said it has been long enough, it's time to test for your 2nd degree. After a tough hour of testing it was time for my father (50 something at the time) to go through the sparing gauntlet. He was exhausted but he made it to the last guy. The last guy was me, a 1st blackbelt under both the head instructor and my father. We sparred hard, he was tired and almost done. The head instructor stopped us for a moment and pulled me aside. He said "I need you to turn in it up and go hard" and I said okay. We went at it again. My father was battered and bruised and almost done. I saw the head instructor over my dad's shoulder, he looked me in the eye and nodded. I knew what he meant. I have never seen my father in the state that he was in. Here he was, the man who raised me, a man I love, standing before me almost defeated. I almost couldn't do it, but I did. For he next 2 or 3 min I cranked it up and laid into him. It was the hardest thing I have ever had to do. As soon as the round was over, I broke down, we had a big hug in the middle of the dojo he was awarded his 2nd degree black belt. Seeing the brown belt in this video going through it, and listening to you talk about your father brought back all these memories. Thank you!

[@MarkoObradovich]

Man you made this up... It's not nice to lie 🤥

[@johnb-us6bf]

@@MarkoObradovich Based on what facts that you have that he is lying? Maybe he is and maybe he is not but I doubt you know other than you are just being a Schill/troll!!

[@nikolab.4065]

S. Adams? I'm sure you mean Mr. Adam Kempo 😂

[@justintime7529]

that's Seth "Adam *the Kempo"* Adams to you sir

[@legkick1]

Congratulations! Keep learning! And enjoy yourself!

[@Mitsuru14]

"You are your own worst critic" This applies so much to this. It is so true, even if you passed you feel like you didn't do your best. Either way you earned it! I'm working on getting my belt in tang soo do currently! It'll be a long journey but worth it!

[@gnos1s171]

By the way, it is a myth, the belt system comes from judo.

[@SenseiSeth]

I did say it was a myth after all lol

[@nelsbrown3674]

The myth was that Jigoro Kano created the belt system FROM the myth. Or, that the belt gets dirty and turns brown, then black. He added green at some point. That's the belt system we use, white, green, brown, black, no Dan stripes on the yudansha ranks.

[@gnos1s171]

@@nelsbrown3674 Everyone I've heard talk about the myth doesn't really talk about Kano and talks about how that's how karate guys got it, Because old karate masters had belts that just got dirtier and dirtier until they got black, Usually when I hear people talk about it, it's about karate and has nothing to do with kano or Japanese jujutsu

[@nelsbrown3674]

@@gnos1s171 Judo, but, yeah, I guess. Anyway, myth is myth and not reality. We know Kano developed the belt system and that it was expanded from what he did by Karate and others.

[@IriaChannel]

Cram kata for the test, forget it all a week later... keep the rank.. American Karate.

[@kellyperrin6182]

Congratulations Seth! As someone who’s on the precipice of black belt your video really resonated with me and speaks to the experience of students everywhere. We’re in a constant flux between what we know, what we we should know, and what we don’t. Thanks for sharing your journey!

[@jckingsley]

Oh, the feels and the memories of going through this angsty, stressful kind of event, but what a HUGE relief when you get to the other side of it. Super awesome vid, Seth. Way to go, man.

[@danb3529]

Proud of you my man. Know this means little from a random youtube commenter, but its a huge accomplishment. I got my 2nd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do before following a similar path as you, branching out to other martial arts to fill the void. I didnt return to TKD, but love to see your journey unfold before our eyes. If it means anything, regardless if you struggled on the test, your sparring looks absolutely crisp and lethal. You should be proud of the knowledge, not just of Karate, but a well rounded fighting style you've developed. Keep up the great work, would love to spar with you some day and get my ass kicked.

[@christopherpadilla715]

Congrats Seth!! It’s a been a honor to follow through your journey!!! I want to share a piece of wisdom my Sensei told me. “When you first get your belt you may feel like you don’t deserve or didn’t earn it but living up to it is the test!”

[@Robolobster]

Congrats Seth, you earned it. You never stop learning and it's a big inspiration

[@samicusmaximus727]

dude Congratulations!!! You have helped me out so much with this channel with sparring and not giving up on something when it's difficult like kata. I love watching you succeed and again Congratulations!!! God bless you and your family

[@williamsherrer5335]

Been watching your channel for a few years now, bro! Very proud of your hard work and accomplishment! You did great. The only reason your mistakes bother you is because you examine them to learn from them, which is the sure sign of someone who has the capacity to be a "master".

[@MH-lz3gp]

I think you earned it - like the process you went through. Congrats

[@kevinmcgann1372]

Thank you Sensei for sharing this. It's a very big deal, a great accomplishment. Awesome work. Please remember you have a positive impact on countless thousands of people with this channel. You inspire people who need it, the kids especially. You're an ambassador for martial arts, and a great example. That's really wonderful, thank you for it.

[@Geofas]

Congratulations! Hard work paid off. Doubts show humility.

[@SergeantFunkDan]

Massive grats to you Seth. You're someone not only deserving of the grade. You have spent considerable sweat to absorb merits from all the arts (yes, even TKD). Many blessings on your continued journey. We are thankful you've brought us along - for learnings & laughter.

[@nurglematthew893]

Great personal footage in here, too. Excited for you.

[@danieledwards2149]

Congratulations! That's very impressive! Glad the hard work payed off.

[@dragoninja13]

Congratulations my friend!!!!!! That is one hell of an achievement!! As a 3rd degree it was great to see someone share similar perspectives on their martial arts journey in regards to a blackbelt testing and it was really cool to see the similarities and differences in the way our testings go! The gauntlet is no joke!!!

[@o0Takka0o]

Congratulations Seth, you earned it mate. I have learned so much from you, I felt incredibly invested in your journey. Thank you, Master.

[@panda.saurus]

Congratulations...Keth, way too hard on your self buddy!!!. I really enjoy watching your videos!

[@danlonick800]

Congratulations mate. It's easy to feel anxious when you feel all eyes on you. It makes me stumble or forget things I know by heart too.

[@HeinoHeinzKetchup]

I like you're fun videos where you goof around a lot. But I love this serious video, where you sincerly care for the task in front of you. You've trained for this you're entire life and you've earned this belt and title! You can be proud of yourself! All the best from Germany.

[@matthewthompson2844]

Your father is very skilled. I love watching his movements. I'm thoroughly impressed by him!!

[@escre]

Thank you for letting us in on your journey I think it's beautiful that as a master, you still have the open heart and humility of a beginner.

[@adswillo431]

Congratulations! Well earned. I enjoyed this video more than any other by far. Well done.

[@Dave-lx3vt]

I finally got to watch this with my son and it may very well be the best video you've ever made. Wow.

[@atsumorikofuhara]

Seth, you are truly amazing, and a beacon of light and positivity in the martial arts community. Thank you for everything that you do!

[@thadcruz8623]

Congratulations, Sensei Seth! I've recently started karate last year, and watching your videos is inspiring. I love on this video that you are humble & not content with your martial arts journey despite achieving master status. Oss. 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@Georgeamarustudios]

Congratulations, Seth! From what I’ve seen on your channel and in this video, I’d say the promotion is well deserved. The “Master” thing is definitely hard to get used to. Ultimately, it’s the title that accompanies the rank. There’s always more to learn and perfect, even as we pass on our knowledge to the next generation. Perhaps true mastery is the realization that the journey of learning never truly ends. Congratulations again.

[@aaroncushing9853]

Congratulations man! Been watching your journey for the last few years. It's definitely both a humbling and relieving experience when you finish. I tested for my 4th in ITF back in 2012 and was a pool of sweat. Next year my master wants our group to test in Korea so thats going to be doubly nerve racking!

[@jameskitchenside5164]

Congratulations on passing, what you felt after is natural, when you're so passionate about something but don't feel like you did your best when it counts just proves that you deserved that belt even more, but this video did give me made anxiety, I've been doing karate 19 years and am a 3rd degree black belt and this gave me anxiety about going for my 4th lol

[@NotQuiteAsianOG]

Hey, congratulations. You have a lot of humility, that is a key feature in a master. You can only continue to grow as you continue to practice.

[@avnataraj1659]

This is the best video from you in terms of Karate, video making,story telling. Congratulations Master Seth!

[@mouse0and0duster]

I was SOOO invested and was super nervous along with you waiting to hear if you passed lol. Much congratulations to you!!!

[@hellnightmer]

Congratulations on passing the test, the video was amazing it got me hooked up and even tear up a little bit!!

[@jamesfrankiewicz5768]

Ourstanding! Congratulations, Seth! I love the humble attitude, afterwards.

[@stone7seven]

Congratulations! That's a great accomplishment. The journey isn't over yet! It never ends! Keep working hard and most of all, having fun! 🥋⛩️

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Congratuations! loved watching this video and seeing your karate on display!

[@cortezfilms8511]

Never doubted you for a second. Truly inspirational.

[@thomasjones904]

Congratulations on the rank and what you learned to get it! I've ordered a copy of your book since I just had a parent ask about martial arts related reading material for kids. Keep up the training!

[@karilacrosse5011]

Congratulations Sensei Seth!! You worked hard for it and totally deserve it, you rock!! ❤

[@Pharmbob69]

It's an incredible achievement, you should be very proud. There is always an anticlimax after a grading and the feeling of " do I deserve it" but you've clearly earned it. Well done.

[@cgalaviz240]

I came across your video and wanted to say congratulations on your journey. I myself just got promoted to my 4th Dan two days ago. Keep grinding as our journey never stops. 🥋

[@46ArthurDent]

Congratulations, Seth. You did a fantastic job. Be proud of that. It’s a huge accomplishment that many do not do.

[@anguscaffrey4793]

Congratulations Sensei Seth. Thanks for all the awesome content

[@malcolmowen3505]

Congratulations. Appreciate the honesty, it seems your doubt at the end displays your true Shoshin. Big respect.

[@bornassassin9630]

I'm really proud of you Seth. DONT BE SO HARD ON YOURSELF. This was a great video to watch. The vulnerability is endearing.

[@stevenhansen5453]

Good job! I think you have a humble, learning attitude. You will always be questioning and hence learning. You looked great, your dad can be proud.

[@MusicGent421]

Congratulations! So proud of you Master Adams!

[@fsnicolas]

Congratulations on the book and on the promotion test!! Keep on inspiring people, Master Seth!

[@Real.life.William.afton124]

Bro you are my inspiration, you don’t know how much you helped me

[@BlasArmelin666]

Beautiful video mate, really felt and enjoyed this one. Congratulations 🎉

[@slyphknttdotdotdot637]

I'm about to test for my black belt and your mention of "I've been tired before" and zoning in on what you have to do despite everything you're feeling is something that resonated with me and something I'll keep in my heart when I do take my test, Congratulations Sensei Seth and thank you

[@raycisneros6168]

CONGRATS SENSEI SETH!! I test for My 1st degree black belt this week and I'm bervouse and excited and this video has me more motivated to practice and lock everything down before then! Wish me luck!