Instructors' Bio's:
Master Malone ...
....still coming soon.....
Adam Salazar...
I started Martial Arts when I was six years old. I wanted to be like the Ninja Turtles, so I begged my father to put me into classes. My father wanted me to gain discipline at a young age. After 12 years I would like to think I'm as cool or even cooler than the Ninja Turtles and the discipline I have, would make my father proud. I've competed and won several competitions in creative and traditional styles. I enjoy many weapon styles, with the sword being my favorite.
I love the Martial Arts because the sense of confidence, self worth, and discipline I've developed due to my training. I hope to pass on these traits to the people I meet and as an instructor I get that opportunity.
Mr. Schuster...
I joined Premier Martial Arts back in Sept of 98, because of my good friend Mr. Heil. I had always wanted to try it out and I've never regretted making that decision. I initially started out only wanting to learn self defense, never intending to compete at tournaments. However, after a few months of classes I decided to try a tournament and it was the best experience I could have had. I didn't place well, but I persevered through my fear of getting in front of people and did the best I could. It has forever given me the confidence to do things I normally wouldn't have.
I've been given the opportunity to help Mr. Malone by teaching the introductory private lessons. I get to chance to meet new people and to help them achieve a goal that they have set. Martial Arts has been an experience of a lifetime for me and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon.
Mr. Heil...
I started Martial Arts in August of '96, just before my senior year in high school and I've been there ever since. I was always interested in Martial Arts but too shy to try it, however with some encouragement from my family I gave it a try. In my 12 years I've seen many changes, but one thing that doesn't is the family attitude we have, a deep caring and friendliness that you feel. The 'Family' may change, but you always get that sense of caring. I feel we should all learn some Martial Arts, a little never hurts and it can be very helpful too.
