About Trevor Hurst
Trevor started training in martial arts at the age of 7 in this very school. He received his 1st-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do in 2009. By 2016 he received his 5th Dan. Over the years, he studied in several of the arts including, kickboxing, boxing, Brazilian Ju Jitsu, and self-defense training and tactics. Trevor took over the school in the summer of 2020 and works with a range of students, from young to old, and those with special needs.
During his free time, Trevor works as a teacher at West Point Military Base and is currently undergoing his master’s degree in teaching and special education.
About Hoshin
Ho Shin means defense in Korean. The dojo was first opened by Craig Cheviar over 30 years ago. What started as an after-school program grew into a community.
After several years, the dojo shifted hands, and Doug Coberly became the next instructor. The school moved several times under his care until it found its home in Walden. For 15 years he carried the torch and introduced the new generation to martial arts.
In 2020, the dojo was passed to the capable hands of Trevor Hurst who had been a student at the school for 21 years. Under his watchful eye, the newest generation of students can learn the art.
