When searching for a martial arts instructor, several key qualities can significantly enhance your learning experience and ensure your progress on the martial arts journey. Firstly, consider an instructor who hails from a reputable martial [...]
Grand Master Rhee (1932-2018) the Father of American Tae Kwon Do & the first in the National Karate lineage. Master Rhee even starred in a few movies [...]
In the journey of youth martial arts, the path to success is not just about perfecting kicks and punches. It's about instilling the invaluable traits of perseverance and grit that will serve students well beyond [...]
Grand Master Worley, the co-founder of National Karate Turned 80 on January 22nd and continued his Birthday Tradition of pumping out 1 push up for every year of his life. So yes - this year [...]
This year at the Diamond Nationals Mr. Drescher and our staff met two of the top competitors in the country, Ms. Haley Glass and Mr. Alex Mancillas of Team Paul Mitchell. Team Paul Mitchell, is [...]
Saturday, January 13, 2024 Ms. Raeann Bardgett earned her 4th Degree Black Belt and the coveted “black uniform”! She persevered through many obstacles, including a knee injury to achieve this major accomplishment! Ms. Bardgett [...]
In a world where instant gratification often takes precedence over long-term success, discipline emerges as the cornerstone of achievement in various aspects of life, from academics and careers to relationships and personal growth. But you [...]
Meet Michael Drescher, an exceptional martial artist and one of National Karate's most accomplished Directors and Instructors. His journey in martial arts began at the age of 4, and over the years, he has honed [...]
Mr. Roller and his wife with Grand Master Worley Tony Roller's martial arts journey is an inspiring tale of dedication, discipline, and continuous self-improvement. From his humble beginnings as a teenager in 2006 [...]
Master Mazzola with his family In 1995, National Karate expanded from Minnesota to Illinois, and in the first days of the new expansion school, in walked a young man named John Mazzola who [...]
