A seventh-degree black belt whose supplied résumé connects more than 50 years of martial-arts experience with fitness, service, self-defense, and community instruction.
Discipline becomes capacity when it is practiced and shared.
7°Black Belt
Instructor ProfileMR. LEEMartial Arts · Fitness · Service
50+Years of martial arts30+Years in fitnessW.A.V.E.Community self-defense
Martial arts, fitness, and service.
The supplied résumé describes Mr. Lee as a martial-arts instructor with more than 50 years of experience planning, developing, and implementing training programs, with more than 30 years in the fitness industry.
Practice becomes service when experience is carried into other people’s capacity.
A broad applied background.
The source résumé lists martial-arts instruction, one-on-one personal self-defense, children’s karate, women’s self-defense through W.A.V.E., fitness instruction, Tai Chi, wheelchair Tai Chi, military service, security work, competition, and personal training.
InstructionDecades of martial-arts and fitness teaching.ApplicationSelf-defense, security, military, competitive, and community contexts.
Credentials and discipline.
The supplied résumé lists a seventh-degree black belt, personal-training certification, six years of active-duty United States Marine Corps service, and physical-education study at Kent State University.
7° Black BeltCurrent project-authorized credential.50+ yearsA long practice horizon behind the current community work.
Experience becomes valuable when it is shared.
Mr. Lee’s connection to Diamond Gate Bridge is practical: W.A.V.E. applies safety and agency, Tai-Boxing develops breath and physical capacity, and R.O.B. connects individual support to communal accountability.