Russell Drake, Miami: A Biography Of A Professional Kung Fu Expert

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Russell Drake was born on Dec 5, 1990 – at this age he already has many a professional qualifications in his kitty. At present, Russell Drake is working as an instructor in his self owned business with Emin Boztepe Martial Arts System. He is an expert Wing Tzan Kung Fu instructor and is a mentor for many children and adults who have trained under him.

Russell Drake worked as a helpdesk technician for University of Miami from the year Apr 2009 – Feb 2013. He was responsible for varied jobs here, his main tasks included looking after the computers. Russell Drake was into networking, troubleshooting the laptops and desktops and also looking after the server maintenance. Basically, he was the most reliable person here looking after hardware systems in the computer labs. Russell Drake did the mass deployments and also looking after the security of the computers.

Russell Drake joined Officer Candidate School and graduated with a degree. This helped him to be a part of United States Marine Corps and he worked here from Dec 2008 – Nov 2011. The Officer Candidate ...
... School basically trained the students and then screened them to select the best potential candidate for the post of Marine Corps officer. The Marine Corps officer is the one who leads the Marines to the combat. Russell Drake worked as a coach with CHAA from the year 2006 -2008.

As a coach, Russell Drake was already into making perfect sports people. He coached the kids aged 5 to 18 years in different sports. Russell Drake helped develop sportsmanship spirit in them and thus developing a sense of teamwork in them. Russell Drake always believed that a perfect coach is the one who knows all the knowledge about first aid and emergency care. His main responsibilities as a coach were to provide a safer and cleaner environment for the kids to play their sports.

Russell Drake graduated from University of Miami from 2008 – 2012 for a Bachelors Degree in Aerospace Engineering. Later, Russell Drake applied for his 10th Grade with the Florida International University so that he can supplement his high school lessons. With this Russell Drake could earn credits that helped him doing his majors at University of Miami.