Ron’s STORY

Ron’s Story

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The athletic experiences, not karate, that Ron had as a small boy started by playing and competing against his older brothers, classmates and neighbors.  The experiences lead to getting involved in youth sports leagues primarily is baseball and basketball.  Although Ron was small, but he possessed a strong desire to succeed in sports.  He was a good student academically, but when school was dismissed, he wanted to be involved in sports.  If there was no one to play or practice with together, he discovered ways to practice alone.

At age 10, Ron played little league baseball for Donahue Orchards.  At that age most of the players could not throw a strike.  The team needed a pitcher.  Someone asked if anyone could throw a strike.  Ron wanted to play short stop and never even considered pitching, but Jim Maxey (Ron’s older brother) told the coach that Ron could throw a strike.  Ron’s twin brother Don could also throw a strike, but he was playing second base.   There is much more to the story, but we are here about Ron’s Start in karate.

Wondering how he would find ten people to play basketball or eighteen to play baseball as an adult, Ron searched and found an athletic event he could do for a lifetime in a group or alone.

Ron became interested in karate as a teenager.

His search started with a boy that lived across the street from Ron’s family home.  They practiced techniques they had learned from a book.  Not long after, Ron learned about Morris Mack.  Sensei Mack was teaching at The Women’s Century Club.  Knowing that karate was very rare in the Pacific Northwest he thought it would be very expensive, but he found out much later the dues were only $5.00 monthly.  One could beg, borrow or steal that much.  Better yet, Ron could have earned that much.  Five years later came Ron’s Start in karate.

Ron_Maxey
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“Welcome”

If I were a wise man, I would know exactly how to welcome All heavenly Father’s children, but you are so unique and different, I will just say

“Welcome” to Ron’s Story related to Karate

Ron’s Start in Karate-do

Ron became interested in karate as a teenager.

First Dojo
Ron enrolled in Yakima School of Karate 1966.
Owned and operated by Morris Mack.

Shisochin

Education
Brigham Young University

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Director of Karate/Martial Arts

Ron’s Teaching

Brigham Young University
University of Arkansas
El Paso Community College

Private Schools

Yakima, WA
Everett, WA
Provo, Utah

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Faith, Hope, Charity and Intelligent Work is

followed by Miracles.

Ron Maxey
Karate Brand website
Member of Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints