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Discipline, Play, and Teaching with Sensei Charles Fink
Charles Fink has been practicing karate since 1994 and teaching since 2002.
He holds the rank of Godan (5th level black belt), an instructor’s license, and NCCP Certification. Adhering to high standards of coaching and pedagogy, Sensei Fink stays abreast of the latest developments in martial arts and sport science and continually strives to find and develop innovative ways to practice and teach karate.
Charles has a B.A. in Psychology and a B.Ed. (P/J) from Laurentian University and a M.Ed. in Higher Education Leadership from the University of Calgary.
When not practicing karate, Sensei Fink teaches at Laurentian University, Cambrian College, and Collège Boréal. He is happily married and the proud father of two.
Charles also has passion for baseball and Star Wars, which him and I have bonded over on multiple occasions.
Check Charles out by going to his dojo's website and reading his blog, or adding him on Facebook, but he is mostly focused on teaching and leadership and not on social media.
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By Ken KingCharles Fink has been practicing karate since 1994 and teaching since 2002.
He holds the rank of Godan (5th level black belt), an instructor’s license, and NCCP Certification. Adhering to high standards of coaching and pedagogy, Sensei Fink stays abreast of the latest developments in martial arts and sport science and continually strives to find and develop innovative ways to practice and teach karate.
Charles has a B.A. in Psychology and a B.Ed. (P/J) from Laurentian University and a M.Ed. in Higher Education Leadership from the University of Calgary.
When not practicing karate, Sensei Fink teaches at Laurentian University, Cambrian College, and Collège Boréal. He is happily married and the proud father of two.
Charles also has passion for baseball and Star Wars, which him and I have bonded over on multiple occasions.
Check Charles out by going to his dojo's website and reading his blog, or adding him on Facebook, but he is mostly focused on teaching and leadership and not on social media.