Adults Yarns

For fifteen long years I have been teaching martial arts to people of all ages. I myself was taught the art of self defence when I was studying Japanese over in Tokyo back in 1982. I fell in love with not only the women there but also the exciting lifestyle they lead. I have so many fond memories from my years of living in Japan that I have often thought about moving back there once I retire.

I began learning about martial arts when I befriended an old man that told he was the one who taught Bruce Lee how to do the swinging roundhouse kick. He also told me he had a brief encounter with Chuck Norris in the ring a few years prior to our first meeting. He took me in under his wing and made me train for 5-6 hours a day for a period of almost 3 years. Unfortunately he died just when I was about to enter my first major Karate tournament in Tokyo. With him in my prayers I managed to win the district championships and I suddenly became a well respected master of martial arts by all my peers.

The women suddenly would caress my body and feed me rice to build up my strength for my hard gruesome training that I would perform every day. I would be doing swinging punches, swinging kicks and I could even do a double swinging roundhouse kick. However when my time finally came to an end in Japan I moved back to my home in Alaska. I started working on a fishing boat where I stayed for almost 4 years until I decided to start my own martial arts training camp in town. It became an instant hit and people signed up to be taught by me in massive numbers.

Within 10 years I have trained approximately 15 people that managed to take big steps into the world of martial arts and began competing for America in the Olympics such as Judo. For my great contribution to martial arts I was even called up to coach the American Olympic teams where I stayed on up until Atlanta 1996 where I finally retired and went back to teaching at my studio in Alaska. I sometimes miss being on the road with the boys travelling to all these different countries to compete but I also enjoy the quite and relaxing life I get here in Alaska.