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The Ultimate High Level Business, Management, and Marketing Manual for Professional Martial Arts School Owners. Applies Equally to MMA, BJJ, Krav Maga, Kick Boxing, and Traditional Schools. Mile High Maverick is compiled from over 40 years experience in the Industry and is targeted at the professionals operating Martial Arts Schools. If you want to be in the top 10% of the industry and Earn a SOLID Six Figure Income while developing Quality Students and a Quality Life-Style for yourself this is what you need. Stephen Oliver is the "Hidden Genius" behind the top 1% - the most successful MMA Schools, traditional schools, Transported after-school care programs and everything in between. This is NOT a curriculum manual. It's not about what to teach or even how to teach it. It's THE manifesto for those who are ready to really be financially successful running a professional martial arts school. Whether you are a 30-year veteran or a relatively new but highly motivated professional, you'll find new ideas, hidden secrets, and ideas and concepts that will change your view of how your business should operate.

Stephen Oliver began martial arts training in 1969 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at a branch school of the Jhoon Rhee Institute. He opened his first school in 1975. He later moved to Washington, D.C. to work for the Jhoon Rhee Institute, first as an instructor, and later as their youngest-ever branch manager, while earning an honor’s degree in Economics at Georgetown University. In 1983, he moved to the Denver metropolitan area, and opened five schools in 18 months with only $10,000 in capital. He went on to promote the Mile High Karate Classic NASKA World tour event and serve on NASKA’s Board of Directors from 1989-1999, and on EFC’s Board of Directors from inception until 2002. In 1992 he earned his Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Denver, and went on to serve on their Venture and Entrepreneurship Advisory Board. He has also written several other books including: How to Market Your Martial Arts School Using the Internet and Direct Response Marketing for Martial Arts Schools. He has been actively involved in NAPMA since before its inception, and has been an on-going and active contributor and speaker. Currently, he is CEO of the National Association of Professional Martial Artists (NAPMA), and Martial Arts Professional Magazine (www.MartialArtsProfessional.com). He continues to focus on his Mile High Karate schools, which has “Regional Developers” in place throughout the world, and is the leading, and fastest-growing, professional Martial Arts School Franchise system (www.MileHighFranchise.com), with locations worldwide. In the Denver area, he has nine locations, and continues to speak to and write for martial arts school operators throughout the world, as well as consult for a very select team of school owners. He is currently an 8th-Degree Black Belt in American Tae Kwon Do, and oversees an organization that teaches a diverse range of martial arts styles.