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Licensed Instructors of
L.I. Ninjutsu Centers
Chuck Wilson has been training with me for over a decade. Sensei Chuck who is known for his happy, easy going personality, was introduced to me by his brother Erik who was also a Black Belt within our schools and has been training ever since.
Chuck a respected retired member of the United States Navy and a husband has proven to be a highly dedicated member of the L.I. Ninjutsu Centers family. For those of you that have had the privilege and honor to train with this individual, there really isn't more to say "the truth is out there."
Most people have seen Sensei Chuck develop into one of best instructors and he is a pleasure to be around. Over the years, as his instructor I am honored to say, he is the embodiment of what I want my instructors to be - Friendly, caring, conscientious, analytical, hard working and honorable.
I look forward to seeing him continue on his path.
Kyoshi Allie Alberigo - Founder
Personal Information:
Chuck Wilson - Senior Instructor
Rank
Nidan (2nd Degree) next highest rank to Renshi Frank
About
I have learned many lessons in my martial arts career, however, the most important one to me is "Ninpo Ikkan." Roughly translated, this phrase means keep going. Another way to say this is never quit, and this is a philosophy that has helped me in numerous ways. I have learned to push myself as a martial artist going to the limit of my ability and then beyond. I have also learned that everything in life is a lesson if you are willing to see it. Through martial arts I have made many discoveries and advancements, and I have found my calling. I enjoy teaching, coaching, and motivating students and could not imagine life any other way. Some people view martial arts as a hobby or just another sport. I am fortunate to have found martial arts to be a life journey and a path that I will be traveling for a long time.
Kyoshi often asks students are you a martial artist or do you do the martial arts. His questions is easily understood, if you realize that the martial arts are not a hobby but a way of life. I chose to believe I am a martial artists.
I have learned many lessons in my martial arts career, however, the most important one to me is "Ninpo Ikkan." Roughly translated, this phrase means keep going. Another way to say this is never quit, and this is a philosophy that has helped me in numerous ways. I have learned to push myself as a martial artist going to the limit of my ability and then beyond. I have also learned that everything in life is a lesson if you are willing to see it. Through martial arts I have made many discoveries and advancements, and I have found my calling. I enjoy teaching, coaching, and motivating students and could not imagine life any other way. Some people view martial arts as a hobby or just another sport. I am fortunate to have found martial arts to be a life journey and a path that I will be traveling for a long time.
Kyoshi often asks students are you a martial artist or do you do the martial arts. His questions is easily understood, if you realize that the martial arts are not a hobby but a way of life. I chose to believe I am a martial artists.
Favorite Quote
"Success comes by choice, not by chance.
Don't take chances with your future, make the choice to become a success today!"
Favorite Weapon
Don't take chances with your future, make the choice to become a success today!"
Favorite Weapon
Katana
- Mastering the sword takes unbelievable discipline and many long hours of practice, and once you get to that level it becomes an art form filled with grace and beauty that is
generally unmatched by anything.
Message to students
Ninpo Ikkan - Keep going. A Black Belt is simply a White Belt that never quit!
- Mastering the sword takes unbelievable discipline and many long hours of practice, and once you get to that level it becomes an art form filled with grace and beauty that is
generally unmatched by anything.
Message to students
Ninpo Ikkan - Keep going. A Black Belt is simply a White Belt that never quit!
