Peewee Program Director & Head Instructor

Miss Charlene Belu (Miss B.)  - 3rd Dan Black Belt (WTF)  - 8 years in Taekwondo with 6 years teaching experience  - Senior Instructor (All Programs including Black Belt)  - Women's Self-defense Instructor  - Member of Precision's GOLD Team  - Member of Precision's Demonstration Team  - Summer Camp Instructor  - 2005 Jr. Black Belt National Champion - Bronze   - 2005 Jr. Black Belt Provincial Champion - Gold  - 2004 Jr. Black Belt Provincial Champion - Silver  - Certified in First Aid & CPR  - Full-time student at Grant MacEwan College  - Currently training for 4th Dan Black Belt Goals/Ambitions:  - "To become a Master in Taekwondo and continue to       inspire others."  - "To encourage and assist others in achieving their      goals." Favorite Quotes: "Those privileged to touch the lives of children and youth should constantly be aware that their impact on a single child may affect a multitude of others a thousand years from now" ... Author Unknown.

Miss Charlene Belu is one of the most respected, admired, and humble students and instructors at PMAA.  She is adored by many and respected by all our students.  She has been trained and mentored by Master Sadler for nearly 9 years and has developed into one of the strongest and most skilled students at PMAA.

More importantly, Charlene has an innate ability to inspire and motivate the lives of others with her incredible work ethic, passion, enthusiasm, compassion, and care.  She has truly earned and deserves the credibility as one of Master Sadler's Senior Instructors at PMAA and she is well on her way to earning a 4th Dan Black Belt , which in Taekwondo is considered a Su Bum Nim (Instructor).

Her list of accomplishments are long and great, but it is her willing heart and desire to help her students, her classmates, and her instructor / school that sets this amazing young lady apart.

Charlene is considered to be one of PMAA's Head Instructors, directly under Master Sadler.  She defines leadership and her loyalty and dedication to her Instructor, to PMAA, and to her students is second to none.