Mesa Arizona Karate Instructor is a Who's Who of Martial Arts Teachers

"Just last week, the Taekwondo school down the street on McQueen closed its doors leaving all of its students with contracts to pay for over the next several months. I was told that a few even had contacts of more than 2 years to pay for. Not so long ago, the Mixed martial arts school on Arizona Drive did the same to its students. That won't happen at the Arizona Hombu in Mesa", exclaimed Soke Hausel, I have 5 decades of martial arts experience vested in my lifetime and I have also been awarded three of the highest awards in martial arts, so I am not going to go away. Besides, anyone can check the Internet on my background and find that I have produced a long list of black belts and many positive students".  "I don't make much money teaching martial arts, but it is a way of life - a way of life I will not walk away from".

When it comes to martial arts, many people think of karate. When it comes to martial arts at the University of Wyoming, many think of Hall of fame member Grandmaster Hausel, and now when people think of the traditional martial arts, many people in Mesa Arizona again think of Grandmaster Hausel.

It was in 2006 that Soke Hausel, grandmaster of Shorin-Ryu Karate and Kobudo decided to retire from the University of Wyoming and he and his wife packed up some bags, mats, hundreds of rocks and awards and moved to Gilbert, Arizona and opened the Arizona Hombu in Mesa, Arizona. Soke Hausel was a research geologist who had published more than a 1000 books, papers and maps but also had taught karate, martial arts weapons known as kobudo, self-defense, samurai arts including the samurai sword, spear, halberd, and throwing arts known as jujutsu, and also taught classes in women's self-defense and martial arts history.  Each week, Soke Hausel teaches several classes to adults and families at the Arizona Hombu located on Baseline Road on the border of Mesa and Gilbert. The Mesa Karate Instructor taught at the University of Wyoming for 30 years and recently celebrated his golden anniversary in martial arts.

In 2014 as well as for 2015, Grandmaster Hausel was selected as a member of Marquis Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World for accomplishments as a martial arts instructor, martial artist, and geologist.