Martial Arts Master Earns Membership With Stanford Who's Who
Champion Karate West LLC is a martial arts school which specializes in providing instruction in Tae Kwon Do, personal safety, and self-defense. They also offer anti-bully instruction, equipment and uniforms. Paul is a Black Belt and Tactical Master Instructor who is responsible for managing all major aspects of the business as well as overseeing the daily operations.
During his collegiate career, Paul earned an Associate's degree from Ricks College. He is a member of the Black Belt Instructors of United States, Boy Scouts of America, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. In the time away from his busy schedule, Paul greatly enjoys camping, hiking, swimming, and sports.
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This press release was prepared and written by Michael Fairlie.
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