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| Owner Master Craig J. Greca PICTURE COMING SOON |
Craig started his martial arts career in Tae Kwon Do under Grandmaster Kwang Jo Choi in
November 1985. Craig and his brother Scott joined because they loved martial arts and
finally convinced their parents to help them pay for lessons on their own.
Progressing through the ranks until Grandmaster Choi announced the beginning of his
new martial art, Choi Kwang-Do on March 2, 1987. Ever since orange belt, Craig has been
involved in demonstrations promoting Choi Kwang-Do. In October 1888, Craig finished his
teaching log of hours to become an assistant instructor and brown belt ready to test for
black belt. In June 1989, Craig earned his first black belt (Bo Dan) and a short time later
completed his 1st degree black belt test. In 1990, Craig traveled to International
Headquarters on two different occasions with his Instructor - Mr. Gene Duncan - to train
directly with Grand Master Choi. Craig became a certified Chief Instructor on January 1991
and a certified Women's Self Defense Instructor in March of that same year. Then Craig and
Scott tested together for their 2nd degree black belt in May 1992. During this time, Craig
served as a Head Instructor in Saline Choi Kwang-Do Program under Mr. Gene Duncan
while operating the Ann Arbor YMCA Program with his brother, Scott. Under their
leadership, the Ann Arbor school grew tremendously from fifteen students to over eighty
despite the fact that there were five other martial art programs at the YMCA. Choi Kwang-Do
became the largest martial art program at the Ann Arbor YMCA - a tribute to Mr. Greca's
leadership.
Mr. Greca moved to Florida in 1993 to follow a dream to put his film degree to work. During
the years between 1986-1994, Craig was involved with many seminars, special trainings,
and demo teams in different capacities: Saline Demo Team, Michigan Demo Team,
Georgia and International Demo Teams, Captain of Michigan Demo Team, Georgia and
Michigan Seminars. Twice in his career he was offered schools in Georgia teaching for
Grandmaster Choi. In February 2000, Craig and his good friend Paul Johnson came from
Texas to test for their 3rd Degree Black Belt. Currently, Craig has taught the last eight years
in Belleville, MI as a Head Instructor, Program Director of Business, and Captain of the
Belleville Demonstration Team. Being in the best shape of his life, Craig's tested for and
achieved his 4th Degree Black Belt and International Instructor title in February 2006. He
tested in the first ever Korean Seminar in October 2010 for the rank of Master Instructors.
As part owner of the Greca Choi Kwang-Do studio with his brother Master Scott Greca,
Master Craig plans to continue to promote Choi Kwang-Do and to help continue to build the
Greca Choi Kwang-Do studio as it's full time manager/ co-owner.
November 1985. Craig and his brother Scott joined because they loved martial arts and
finally convinced their parents to help them pay for lessons on their own.
Progressing through the ranks until Grandmaster Choi announced the beginning of his
new martial art, Choi Kwang-Do on March 2, 1987. Ever since orange belt, Craig has been
involved in demonstrations promoting Choi Kwang-Do. In October 1888, Craig finished his
teaching log of hours to become an assistant instructor and brown belt ready to test for
black belt. In June 1989, Craig earned his first black belt (Bo Dan) and a short time later
completed his 1st degree black belt test. In 1990, Craig traveled to International
Headquarters on two different occasions with his Instructor - Mr. Gene Duncan - to train
directly with Grand Master Choi. Craig became a certified Chief Instructor on January 1991
and a certified Women's Self Defense Instructor in March of that same year. Then Craig and
Scott tested together for their 2nd degree black belt in May 1992. During this time, Craig
served as a Head Instructor in Saline Choi Kwang-Do Program under Mr. Gene Duncan
while operating the Ann Arbor YMCA Program with his brother, Scott. Under their
leadership, the Ann Arbor school grew tremendously from fifteen students to over eighty
despite the fact that there were five other martial art programs at the YMCA. Choi Kwang-Do
became the largest martial art program at the Ann Arbor YMCA - a tribute to Mr. Greca's
leadership.
Mr. Greca moved to Florida in 1993 to follow a dream to put his film degree to work. During
the years between 1986-1994, Craig was involved with many seminars, special trainings,
and demo teams in different capacities: Saline Demo Team, Michigan Demo Team,
Georgia and International Demo Teams, Captain of Michigan Demo Team, Georgia and
Michigan Seminars. Twice in his career he was offered schools in Georgia teaching for
Grandmaster Choi. In February 2000, Craig and his good friend Paul Johnson came from
Texas to test for their 3rd Degree Black Belt. Currently, Craig has taught the last eight years
in Belleville, MI as a Head Instructor, Program Director of Business, and Captain of the
Belleville Demonstration Team. Being in the best shape of his life, Craig's tested for and
achieved his 4th Degree Black Belt and International Instructor title in February 2006. He
tested in the first ever Korean Seminar in October 2010 for the rank of Master Instructors.
As part owner of the Greca Choi Kwang-Do studio with his brother Master Scott Greca,
Master Craig plans to continue to promote Choi Kwang-Do and to help continue to build the
Greca Choi Kwang-Do studio as it's full time manager/ co-owner.
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