Steve Fisher(III)
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Mr. Fisher began his Shorin-Ryu Karate training at 13 and has learned under the watchful eyes of two international champions in Tadashi Yamashita and Mike Stone. Mr Fisher has won over 500 hundred awards and trophies nationally and internationally. A few of these awards include:
1977 International Kata Grand Champion 1978 Rocky Mountain Middleweight Champion 1978 International Fighting Grand Champion 1979 Fort Worth Pro-Am Kata and Fighting Grand Champion 1981 Official Karate Magazine's "Legion of Honour" membership award as "Man of the Decade." Top 10 Nationally & Regionally Rated
A winner of three coveted Golden Fist Awards for overall excellence. Mr Fisher also won the Chuck Norris/Mike Stone sportsmanship Award and won the Arizona Southwestern Tournament eleven years in a row, an accomplishment unparalleled in karate history.
Seventh Degree Black Belt and Karate Legend, Steve Fisher has appeared in various action movies, and was a special guest on the television show Pacesetters. Steve Fisher has also worked with several movie stars and was involved in the production of Mortal Kombat Annihilation and other movies. Mr Fisher also appears in new show "Fight Guys" with Chris Casamassa (Scorpion in Mortal Kombat) as hosts on Black Belt TV.
Although Mr. Fisher loved competition, his true passion was teaching. In 1971, at the tender age of eighteen years old, Mr. Fisher opened Steve Fisher Karate in Hawthorne, California teaching Shorin-Ryu karate. He owned and operated the karate studio for 45 years teaching as a full time professional instructor. He was tough as nails on the outside, but soft and compassionate on the inside. He would share his philosophical teachings with all who walked into his school. He would never hesitate to share the truth, providing guidance and wisdom to his students. "To become a champion, one must train, think and act like a true champion" he would say. Mr. Fisher was a true champion.
1977 International Kata Grand Champion 1978 Rocky Mountain Middleweight Champion 1978 International Fighting Grand Champion 1979 Fort Worth Pro-Am Kata and Fighting Grand Champion 1981 Official Karate Magazine's "Legion of Honour" membership award as "Man of the Decade." Top 10 Nationally & Regionally Rated
A winner of three coveted Golden Fist Awards for overall excellence. Mr Fisher also won the Chuck Norris/Mike Stone sportsmanship Award and won the Arizona Southwestern Tournament eleven years in a row, an accomplishment unparalleled in karate history.
Seventh Degree Black Belt and Karate Legend, Steve Fisher has appeared in various action movies, and was a special guest on the television show Pacesetters. Steve Fisher has also worked with several movie stars and was involved in the production of Mortal Kombat Annihilation and other movies. Mr Fisher also appears in new show "Fight Guys" with Chris Casamassa (Scorpion in Mortal Kombat) as hosts on Black Belt TV.
Although Mr. Fisher loved competition, his true passion was teaching. In 1971, at the tender age of eighteen years old, Mr. Fisher opened Steve Fisher Karate in Hawthorne, California teaching Shorin-Ryu karate. He owned and operated the karate studio for 45 years teaching as a full time professional instructor. He was tough as nails on the outside, but soft and compassionate on the inside. He would share his philosophical teachings with all who walked into his school. He would never hesitate to share the truth, providing guidance and wisdom to his students. "To become a champion, one must train, think and act like a true champion" he would say. Mr. Fisher was a true champion.
