Jeordan Dominguez, Darius Venerable, and Marvin Mori ⁠— Millennial “Artists Martial”

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Interview with Jeordan Dominguez, Darius Venerable, and Marvin Mori, three poomsae champions who believe in living in the moment and firing up their dreams. Get to know these young guys as they describe how they transitioned from their kyorugi days to poomsae, which is now giving them successes in the national and international circuits. Along the way, they reveal how taekwondo has improved their outlook to shape their future lives.

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