Black belt at 16
Years of focused training built a foundation of discipline and responsibility.
Ibrahim Awad's martial-arts journey started at thirteen. The discipline learned there still shapes how he leads, serves and stands up for others today.
Ibrahim earned his black belt at sixteen and has fought in more than 500 matches. Training taught him to prepare completely, remain composed under pressure, protect people and keep moving forward.
Those lessons followed him into the courtroom and inspired Team Karate Attorney: a welcoming Marietta school where children and adults can build practical skill, earned confidence and lasting resilience.
The goal is bigger than technique. Every class is designed to help students become stronger, calmer and more courageous in everyday life.
Years of focused training built a foundation of discipline and responsibility.
Experience under pressure shaped composure, preparation and perseverance.
Martial arts remains a lifelong practice—and a set of lessons worth sharing.