Self

1) Assessment - I find out your health history and give you a writen questionaire asking for a medical history.

2) Afterwards, I slowly introduce the training to ascertain your level of fitness and preventive measures.

I am certified second degree black belt in Tae kwon do with 25 years of experience as a teacher.  I have a Yoga background, meditation and fitness expertise.

I preferred lessons to be paid in advance.  

At first I began my training for the sole purpose of defending myself against bullies in high school.  I began helping other classmates during training and I noticed that it came natural for me to instruct others.  I guess because I always believe all of us are students no matter how much we learn.  

I love to train everyone especially who is willing to help others with their skills.  I've trained children, young adults and even the elderly.  I can say humbly that I am a good coach because I focus on your issues rather than what the martial art style has to offer.  It is about the student always! 

I train white collars professionals and I love to hear how much martial arts training have helped them cope with their owm issues and how to address their coworkers with a more control disposition.  What got them upset before, now doesn't face them anymore.  They are better at shielding themselves better from stress.  

I advise them that whoever they are hiring understands them.  A good teacher has a high sense of intuition and knows more or less what the student is looking for without the students telling them.  

Why the teacher does what he or she does?

Is the teacher humble?

Are you a student yourself?

Do you consider yourself a role model?

What makes you different than other martial arts teachers?