Sensei Randy Wozin made his first pair of nunchucks when he was 10 or 12 years old. That is how dedicated he was to the art. Sensei Wozin was a Black Belt in both Okinawan & Korean systems. He won the East Coast Regional Championship at the Capital Center near DC in 1976 with a double Nunchaku form. He owned The Wozin Dojo in Laurel for many years and had many students. Cynthia Rothrock came down to do a seminar just before he died. He died alone in his room, his students were trying to get a hold of him. it was uncharacteristic of Randy not to keep in touch. By the time they got there, it was too late. I am sorry you are gone, Randy, and I am sorry about everything. Where ever you are, shine on my friend. Hope you found the peace you never found in this life. See you on the other side. Love, Joanne
Sensei Randy Wozin made his first pair of nunchucks when he was 10 or 12 years old. That is how dedicated he was to the art. Sensei Wozin was a Black Belt in both Okinawan & Korean systems. He won the East Coast Regional Championship at the Capital Center near DC in 1976 with a double Nunchaku form. He owned The Wozin Dojo in Laurel for many years and had many students. Cynthia Rothrock came down to do a seminar just before he died. He died alone in his room, his students were trying to get a hold of him. it was uncharacteristic of Randy not to keep in touch. By the time they got there, it was too late. I am sorry you are gone, Randy, and I am sorry about everything. Where ever you are, shine on my friend. Hope you found the peace you never found in this life. See you on the other side. Love, Joanne
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