Mr. Best takes great pride in being your local martial arts instructor at Peak to Peak Martial Arts, located in Southwest Loveland, CO. He started training in the martial arts back in 1987 and has yet to stop. Mr. Best is a fourth degree black belt in Kenpo Karate under Mr. Lee Wedlake. Additionally, he trains in Jiujitsu, and has studied Modern Arnis extensively. In addition to being an avid student of the martial arts he has been teaching them for over two decades. His passion for education runs deep, and not only in martial arts training. He has an undergraduate degree in both engineering and organizational development, and has earned his master of business administration degree (MBA).

Naturally, if you or your family members are looking into signing up for martial arts training you will be interested in coming to know who is responsible for the learning and development standards of our school, and that is what this webpage is devoted to. If you have any questions please feel free to contact him directly at harrisonbest@peaktopeakma.com.

Kaylee has been training in Kenpo since she was four years old. She worked her way up through not only Peak to Peak's Tiny Tiger program, but the Youth and Adult programs as well. Her dedication to the students is second to none. Kaylee's loyalty to her students is reflective to that of a strong family. Her spirit and intent always proves to be in the best interest of the students. She truly understands the concept of "holding others above herself," and the sacrifices and discipline that it takes to align with our students' values. She is currently a third degree black in Kenpo.

Mr. Dozier, in accordance with his rank as a second degree black belt, is an assistat instructor that is passionate about the art and student development. He specializes not only in the application of the techniques, but sparring as well.  

Lilly started her Kenpo training experience in 2014, and is a support system to not only students but the staff as well. Currently, she holds a first degree black belt in Kenpo. In addition to pursuing her own training, and running classes, she has taken a personal interest in designing our school's womens self-defense program. Furthermore, her education in criminal justice and social sciences facilitates for our curriculum development.