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Meet the InstructorsRichard Meyer - Sah Dan
In 1996, he moved to Santa Fe and opened Tang Soo Do of Santa Fe, where he has been teaching for the last 12 years. He believes in hard work and regular practice, but keeps a good sense of humor in his classes, which helps people bring out their best. Meyer also took up the study of Aikido six years ago, to add to his martial art knowledge. Angela Gulick - Sam Dan
After having moved to the United States, she began practicing Tang Soo Do under Richard Meyer in 1999. She has been teaching at Tang Soo Do of Santa Fe for eight years. She loves the challenge of finding the right way to relate the techniques and spirit to each individual and to the class as a whole. Her daughters have also been practicing at this school for six years. Among other achievements in the past, Angela was recently the Female Sparring Grand Champion, and Forms Grand Champion at the Tucson Tang Soo Do Championships in 2008. Cathra-Anne Barker - Cho Dan
At 66, she is our most senior student. She started to train for a different kind of exercise with more meaning than just staying fit. She loves the camaraderie of the class and the mutual support and respect the practitioners have for one another. Amy Dalness - Cho Dan
What she likes most about Tang Soo Do of Santa Fe is the supportive atmosphere and the lifelong approach to martial arts the students and instructors display everyday. Tom Troth - Cho Dan Bo
Troth, a teacher, believes instructing in martial arts and teaching at school complement each other and make each stronger. He enjoys the enthusiasm, support, and guidance from those dedicated to the art and discipline of Tang Soo Do. |
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Richard Meyer began practicing martial arts in 1975. He studied under Jong Lee for four years, and continued his Tang Soo Do study in the World Tang Soo Do Association under Pat Marsch in San Diego.
Angela Gulick has been involved in martial arts since her childhood, beginning with Judo while she was living in Japan. She studied ITF-style Taekwon Do for six years in Germany, where she received her Cho Dan in 1984 and went on to broaden her horizons under instructors of various styles for another six years.
Cathra-Anne Barker began studying Tang Soo Do under Richard Meyer in 1998.
Amy Dalness started practicing Tang Soo Do in 2003.
Tom Troth has attended classes at Santa Fe Tang Soo Do since late 2003. He enjoys the interesting backgrounds, skills, and personalities that students bring to class.