The goal of Ability Unlimited is to not only provide adaptive
Martial Arts instruction to students with special challenges, but
also to encourage personal growth in all of our students in the
areas of self-confidence, leadership and general character
development.
Ability Unlimited was founded by Sensei Cheryl
Wieser to assist specially challenged students to realize their full
potential, not only as individuals, but also to by providing the
opportunity for these unique and highly motivated students to
realize their dreams and abilities as athletes.
The
instruction offered through Ability Unlimited is designed to
structure a program for the individual needs of each student.
We emphasis instruction for specially challenged students; however,
we welcome students of all abilities. The Ability Unlimited
instructors, include Sensei Cheryl Wieser, Sensei Misha Carter and
Shihan Ron Robles, who have combined Martial Arts experience
totaling almost 100 years!
Sensei Wieser has been a student
of the Martial Arts since 1981, a practicing teacher of Karate since
1994 and has been teaching specially challenged students since 1997.
She is a National and International Gold Medal Competitor and is a
multiple inductee of the Eastern USA International Martial Arts
Association Black Belt Hall of Fame. In addition, she has
almost 30 years of experience as a Security Specialist for the U.S.
Government, with special emphasis on workplace violence and personal
safety.
This unique Martial Arts program is now in its sixth
year and is run in partnership with the YMCA of Greater Seattle,
19290 Aurora Ave., Shoreline, WA 98133 If you are interested
in participating in this dynamic program, please contact the YMCA at
206-363-0446.
13th IRISH CUP BROCHURE
Check out the awesome, new, sent all the way from Ireland,
Irish Cup Brochure. These are links to both the
Web version and the
Print version.
This is a program in affiliation with
AKJU Team America.
Take a look at the great Ability Unlimited team
Schedule of Events
Plus
Pictures of seminar
given by Don Madden
AUW class November 2009
