Indiana Martial Arts
Martial Arts
Indiana
Martinsville Martial Arts
Martinsville
Karate
Martinsville Indiana
Taekwondo Tae kwon do
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2002 NAPMA Clearwater, FL
Mr. Sieg and Tony Blauer, president of Blauer Tactical Confrontation
Management Systems sharing a photo.
 Mr. Sieg and Richard An
of the USA
National Team take a moment to smile.
 Mr. Miller and Muay Thai
boxer Cunge
Le take a break from the action to get a picture.
 Mr. Miller and Mr. Sieg
both meet Grand
Master Jhoon Rhee in Clearwater, FL. Grandmaster Jhoon Rhee, a 10th
Degree Black Belt, is considered the "Father of American Tae Kwon Do."
Grandmaster Rhee's first trip to America was on June 1, 1956, for a
short military training program soon after the Korean War. In 1957, he
returned as a freshman to Southwest Texas State Teachers College in San
Marcos, Texas with $46 in his pocket. English was his biggest obstacle.
It took him half an hour to read a single page. Through perseverance and
discipline, Grandmaster Rhee has become one of the most prominent
motivational public speakers in the world today, encouraging individuals
to achieve self-discipline, self-esteem and self-defense through the
development of academic, moral, and physical excellence. He was named the
721st Point of Light
by President George Bush for establishing a foundation for inner-city
children. His Joy of Discipline program provides children with physical
and mental skills needed to improve their sense of self-respect,
self-discipline, and motivation through the use of martial arts discipline
training.
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