
Roger Miller became involved in Kenpo in 1985 at the age of 9 and received his black belt in 1992. Most of Roger's training was under the instruction of Sensei Garry Temple in the Marystown Kenpo club and Jacques Fontaine Kenpo club, which was founded by Roger and Gary.
Roger had been active as an instructor for 20 years at the Mt. Pearl School of Martial Arts. Roger is past President of the Kenpo Association of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Roger had been active as an instructor for 20 years at the Mt. Pearl School of Martial Arts. Roger is past President of the Kenpo Association of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Andrew Tilley is the owner and operator of Driven PowerSports located in Mount Pearl, with more than 20 years of retail experience and 30 years in the power sports industry. Andrew is also an avid back country snowmobiler, guiding small and large groups in the back woods of western Newfoundland. Andrew also sits as a executive member of the Motorcycle Ride for Dad board to help raise funds in the fight against prostate cancer.
He also enjoys running in his spare time and has successfully completed the Tely10 in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017 and the Cape to Cabot race in 2016.
Andrew has been involved in martial arts since 2012. After six years of training with MPSMA, Andrew currently holds a blue belt
He also enjoys running in his spare time and has successfully completed the Tely10 in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017 and the Cape to Cabot race in 2016.
Andrew has been involved in martial arts since 2012. After six years of training with MPSMA, Andrew currently holds a blue belt
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Paul Lahey is a faculty member of the Applied Arts Department at the College of the North Atlantic teaching the 2 year Community Recreation Leadership program. He joined the MPSMA in 2011 and currently holds a brown belt with the senior adult class.
Paul began his martial art training over 20 years ago completing 8 years of Tae Kwon Do training, until he decided to raise a family and pursue his Masters Degree in Education at Memorial University. Paul has an extensive background working with volunteer boards in the Community Development sector and has held a number of positions with many recreation and volunteer based organizations including Chairperson of a number of provincial and national boards.
Paul enjoys working with people of all ages, loves teaching, and a passion for martial arts, making him a great addition to assist with various levels and classes at the Mount Pearl School of Martial Arts.
Christopher O' Halloran has been a part of the MPSMA family since 2008 and he holds a brown belt with black stripe and is working hard toward his black belt. Being the oldest of four boys he takes his role of junior instructor very seriously and enjoys teaching the younger members.
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Harry Bishop joined the Mount Pearl School of Marital Arts in 1996 and was awarded his Black Belt in June 2003. Since that time he has been active as an Instructor and thoroughly enjoys all aspects of martial arts training.
Sensei Harry credits his involvement in the martial arts with improving his overall health and lifestyle. In 2012 he retired after 33 years service with the provincial government. He enjoys regular daily exercise and is a student of Tai Chi and Yoga as well.
Sensei Harry credits his involvement in the martial arts with improving his overall health and lifestyle. In 2012 he retired after 33 years service with the provincial government. He enjoys regular daily exercise and is a student of Tai Chi and Yoga as well.
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Gerry Whelan joined the MPSMA in 1999 because martial arts was an activity he could share with his son Liam. Gerry received his black belt in March of 2004. Gerry assists in teaching the children's and adult classes. Gerry competed at the provincial and national level in amateur wrestling while attending Memorial University from 1977 to 1983 and coached briefly at the High school level. He works as a geological data management specialist with an international oilfield service company and credits the MPSMA family with such major health benefits as stress reduction, improved fitness and wonderful friends. In retirement Gerry has turned to a new career and has taken up his love of photograpy.