Mitchell Bobrow trained with Master Ki Whang Kim in the early 60's and quickly developed as Great Grand Master Kim's first Grand Champion student. Mitchell Bobrow was known for his ruthless unedited continuous attacks using a unique combinations of kicks, punches and sweeps including his Trademark Jump Back Kick that scored on his opponents with either leg. Bobrow was nick named by Blackbelt magazine the "Boy Wonder" in 1967. Bobrow fought with competitors Chuck Norris, Joe Lewis, Ron Marchini, Toyotara Miyazaki, Thomas La Puppet, David Moon, Louis Delgado, Bill Wallace just to name a few during the golden era of Martial Arts in the US. Bobrow was a personal friend of Bruce Lee as Lee was often seen on the sidelines when Bobrow competed. Blackbelt magazine yearbook rated Bobrow as a top ten fighter in the world throughout the 60's and Karate Illustraded magazine gave Bobrow the honor of #1 in 1969 above Chuck Norris, Joe Lewis and Bill "Superfoot" Wallace. Bobrow was inducted into the Inaugaral Taekwondo Hall of Fame as Best Fighter of the 60's and Honored as the Official Chairman of the event, Bobrow in 2009 was selected ast a Technical Advisor for the Taekwondo Hall of Fame. He represented the United States in Tokyo, Japan in the First World Karate Championships at the Budokan.Grand Champion at the 1969 All American Open Championship at Madison Square Garden [14], American Invitational Tournament of Champions, Marine Corp Champion, International Heavyweight Champion. Universal Open Champion. Bobrow was the founder of the first chartered Karate Club in the United States at Bethesda Chevy Chase High School in 1966. Bobrow is currently the founder/owner of Otomix Martial Arts Gear. Otomix is the Official Sponsor of the American Taekwondo Association and was the Official Sponsor of the 1st UFC mixed martial arts fighting championships. http://www.otomix.com Mitchell Bobrow has appeared in films and television Visit http://www.imdb.com
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