Instructors

Sensei Jim is the Club Founder and Chief Instructor at
Seaway Karate. He is an Internationally ranked and
certified 4th degree Black Belt Instructor with 29 years
Martial Arts experience. Sensei Jim specializes in Self
Defense, Pressure Points and Sparring Techniques

jim riddle

"Whether you think
you can or you think
you can't, you are
probably right"

Sensei Elaine Mason is a 2st degree Black Belt and
has been with us since 2000. Sensei Elaine instructs
our senior belt classes and has a diverse set of skills.

Sensei Don Loker is a 1st degree Black Belt and
has been with us since 2000. Sensei Don specializes
in Self Defense and instructs adult classes.

Sensei Mike is a 1st degree Black Belt in Karate and
a 4th degree Black Belt in Police Tacticss. He is a
PPCT spontaneous knife defense instructor/trainer and
has been with our club since 1996.

Sensei Bill Williams is a 3nd degree Black Belt and was with our club for 10 years before he opened his own Dojo
at the YMCA in Brockville. He instructs in our club whenever time permits.

Sensei Victoria Boyd started classes with us 11 years ago. Victoria is presently attending Queens University, when time alows Victoria will be dropping in. She specializes in instructing our junior and youth
classes. Victoria is always coming up with new and
different drills to improve her students.

"Don't say you can't
- give it all you got
and you will be
rewarded at the end
of the day"

Sensei Kevin Beehler is incharge of our Jr. class in Cornwall and also instructs kata in the Sr. class, specializing in bunkai.

Sensei Jocelin McPhail is a 1st degree blackbelt who has been with us since 2004.She is an inspiration and leader for our juniors and also assists Sensei Jim with his Sr. and specialty classes.

Sensei Scott Hall is a very well rounded martial artist who has been with us for the past three years.

Sensei Mark Dalrymple Alford concentrates on our Sr. class, and has a keen interert in self-defense.For several years now Sensei Mark has helped our club with many self defense fundraisers for local schools and groups.

Sensei Peter Scott moved to the Prescott area in 2009 after retireing from his career in Iqaluit.Sensei Peter was also Chief instructor at a karate school for over 10 yrs. during his time up north.

Sensei Allison Denis instructs the younger members of our Jr. class as well as adults.

Sensei Sangeeta Mehta-Bhat is a 3rd degree blackbelt in judo and instructs grappling. She also competed in judo at the 1992 Olympics in Barcellona.

There is little difference in people
But that little difference makes a big difference
The little difference is attitude
The big difference is whether it is positive or negative