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Training for Success: Frank Brown, Mile High Karate Training Director Frank Brown. As a longtime member of the Mile High Karate professional team and now as one of its training directors, Master Frank Brown’s primary responsibility is to help the school owners and their staff members, who become new MHK schools, understand and implement new ...
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Stephen Oliver's Mile High Karate ® Background Information
Stephen Oliver began martial arts training in 1969 in Tulsa, Oklahoma with Bob Olinghouse and Gran Moulder - Black Belts teaching for the Jhoon Rhee Institute based In Washington, DC. He began actively teaching 1974 and founded his first school in 1975.
Read More »How to Use Low-Cost Public Relations Strategies to Grow Your School and Become a Celebrity in Your Community
The philosophy of martial arts is ready-made to attract the attention of the public. Few professionals are better qualified than Paul Hartunian to help you learn and use his low-cost public relations formula to create and benefit from a celebrity status in your community and achieve recognition that can translate into a growing, prosperous school. ...
Read More »A Good Instructor Doesn’t Always Make A Good Manager
While an instructor may run a class with stern discipline, that doesn’t always translate well when that instructor puts on his management hat. The job of the owner/manager is not to be a dictator, but to tell people how they’re doing, what they’re doing, give encouragement, and give advise. IN motivation, we only become committed to ...
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Learn a Top Staff Trainer’s Secrets to Develop a Top Staff
Training for Success: Frank Brown, Mile High Karate Training Director Frank Brown. As a longtime member of the Mile High Karate professional team and now as one of its training directors, Master Frank Brown’s primary responsibility is to help the school owners and their staff members, who become new MHK schools, understand and implement new ...
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How to Use Low-Cost Public Relations Strategies to Grow Your School and Become a Celebrity in Your Community
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The Ultimate School Character Development Program by Zig Ziglar
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The Ultimate Martial Arts Enthusiast Shows You How To Systematize and Create a Profitable "Turnkey" School, with Master Ranulfo Gonzalez
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A Bigger Vision for the Martial Arts Industry
Martial Arts Management
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Stephen Oliver's Mile High Karate ® Background Information
Stephen Oliver began martial arts training in 1969 in Tulsa, Oklahoma with Bob Olinghouse and Gran Moulder - Black Belts teaching for the Jhoon Rhee Institute based In Washington, DC. He began actively teaching 1974 and founded his first school in 1975.
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A Good Instructor Doesn’t Always Make A Good Manager
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Jean Claude Van Damme, Martial Arts Film Star
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The Power of Truth, Integrity and High Ethics
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Create a Referral Culture: Business culture affects staff as well as customers
Martial Arts Marketing
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How to Use Low-Cost Public Relations Strategies to Grow Your School and Become a Celebrity in Your Community
The philosophy of martial arts is ready-made to attract the attention of the public. Few professionals are better qualified than Paul Hartunian to help you learn and use his low-cost public relations formula to create and benefit from a celebrity status in your community and achieve recognition that can translate into a growing, prosperous school. ...
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Were You Born With It? Part 2
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Were You Born With It?, Part 1
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A Bigger Vision for the Martial Arts Industry
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Internet Insider Information About Domain Names, Hosting Services and Such.
Martial Arts Education
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Following My Passion and the Market, Part 2
After launching Cardio Karate during 1996, I realized that it attracted students with completely different needs. They didn’t come to class to learn martial arts, but to lose weight and become healthier. If those students continued to eat junk food, however, then they wouldn’t have received the results they wanted, regardless of how good the ...
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Learn From Your Students
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Backing Down the Prison Bully, Part 3
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Following My Passion and the Market, Part 1
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In Pursuit of Mastery and Leadership