Ray Szuch

One minute of Self Defense for Women!

(MARTIAL ARTS)

1972 Coach of the Year Central Tae Kwon Do Association / 1972 AAU Junior Olympics Chairman / 1973-1979 Lake Erie AAU Tae Kwon Do Association Chairman / 1974 AAU Outstanding Coach / 1974 Student Danny Wagner Featured in Black Belt Magazine / 1974 Winter Four Seasons Karate Championship Outstanding Coach Award / 1975 International Karate Hall of Fame / 1975 Coached first female to compete in Men's International Competition (being disqualified for excessive contact to the body) / 1976 AAU National Tae Kwon Do Coach / 1977 U.S. Outstanding Coach of the Year / 1977 Coached Billy Blanks for AAU Tae Kwon Do Nationals / 1978 First AAU National Women's Team Coach / 1978 U.S. Coach to the Pre-World Tae Kwon Do Championships in Seoul, Korea / 1978 Rated 7th Coach in the World by South Korea / 1978 Black Belt Hall of Fame / 1982 Founded United States Police Defensive Tactics Association / 1984 Karate Hall of Fame / 1985 Ohio Karate Association Outstanding Coach Award / 1985 Featured in Who's Who in the Martial Arts / 1987 Martial Arts Hall of Fame / 1988 International Martial Arts Honor Society / 1988 International Martial Arts Association Black Belt Hall of Fame / 1989 Black Belt Instructor Hall of Fame - Master Instructor of the Year in Moo Duk Kwan Tae Kwon Do / 1992 Coached youngest female to compete in Women's Full contact at the World Cup in London, England Owner of Cleveland Academy of Self Defense ..
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