Martial arts a family affair for Waterville nativeHe might be 65 years old, but age is not holding Ron Raymond back. By Evan Crawley Staff Writer WINSLOW – It all started some 37 years ago for life-long Waterville native Ron Raymond. Staff photo by Michael G. Seamans Ron Raymond, 65, spars with Randy Huard at Huard’s Jujitsu and Karate Gym in Winslow on Saturday.
Edmonton man with autism teaching tae kwon do to kids with the conditionEDMONTON – Thirteen years ago when David Wilson was diagnosed with autism, a doctor told his parents that he’d likely end up in a group home. Contrary to the original prognosis, David has become quite accomplished.
The Karate Cop: Bronx NYPD sergeant uses martial arts as teaching toolsCall him the Karate Cop. NYPD Sgt. Jose Guerrero fights crime in more ways than one – the 15-year veteran patrols the Bronx, then spends most of his free time teaching martial arts to young kids.
From classroom to karate, teacher Sam Schilder sets up martial arts centre in Barton StreetFROM classroom to karate, teacher Sam Schilder has set up his own martial arts centre in Barton Street. Sam, 41, a former teacher at Gloucester Academy, believes martial arts teaches teenagers vital life skills such as respect, hard work and focus.
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