Mr. Chuck Lovelace Sr.
contact him at clovelace@warriorsama.com
Mr. Lovelace is an Active Duty Army Supply Sergeant Who is currently on a Mission to Afghanistan; he is married and has two children. His Martial Arts training began at a young age with his father teaching him self-defense based off of his own martial arts training in Shotokan-ryu. To date, Mr. Lovelace currently has a 2nd Degree Black Belt under Master Guy Lee Fields, a Cho Dan Bo (Provisional Black Belt) in Bahk-Do-Kwan TaeKwon-Do, a Brown Belt in Sport Karate, and is a Combatives instructor for his
His love of the arts comes not only from the discipline and self-confidence it gives you, but also from the health benefits. Mr. Lovelace suffered a bad neck injury in 2004 and it was the Martial Arts that helped him recover after spinal surgery. He truly believes that the Martial Arts are for everyone regardless of age and physical capabilities. Mr. Lovelace is still training and moving forward as a student himself as he trains to the next level.
Mr. Lovelace has been recently accepted as the Wisconsin State Rep. for the KoreJa Do Christian Martial Arts Association. This is a Global Martial Arts Association for Christians and Schools. Visit them a www.korejado.org.
His favorite thing about teaching is watching children grow and mature with the Martial Arts. His favorite classes are Fit Boxing and Forms/Chanbara.
Mr. William "Billy Bob" Booth
Mr. Bill Booth is the Main Assistant to Mr. Lovelace. While Mr. Lovelace is in Afghanistan Mr Boooth will be the Head Instructor of Warriors Academy.He Carries a Shodan in Shorin Ryu Karate under Hanshi Tadashi Yamashita and is currently a 1st Dan in TaeKwon-Do
Mr. Booth has a long service in the Martial Arts Starting with Marine Corps Close Quarters Combatives. He has been studying the Okinawan form of Shorin-Ryu Karate and Kobudo under Sensei Pat Carrington for several years and Also works with Sensei John Hacket at River Vallley Karate.. Mr. Booth has come a long way as a TaeKwon-Do practitioner and instructor in a relatively modest amount of time and is invaluable to Warriors Academy.
Keep your eyes open as we will be offering classes in Yamashita International Kobayashi Shorin-Ryu at Warriors. The dcooperation between Mr Booth and Mr. Lovelace Began in a church together and have been friends ever since. The best part is the cooperation we have together is summed up like this. You will find those that think their arts are the best and there is no room for negoation but Mr. Booth and Mr. Lovelace recognize the value in cross training to make people sucesscul.
Congratualtions Mr. Booth on your New Shodan, and Good Luck in starting the new program!
Ms. Jennifer Lovelace
contact her at jlovelace@warriorsama.com
Ms. Jennifer Lovelace is the program director for
