Meet our Martial Arts Instructors at Go No Sen in Peekskill, New York

Sensei Lauri began taking karate when she was 33 years old after struggling with anxiety and is currently a 3rd degree black belt. In addition to her deep faith, she credits the martial arts with enhancing her life and giving her the confidence in all that she does. She is married to Renshi McCauley and loves to share all the wonderful benefits of karate with the students of Go No Sen!

Sempai Tyler has been studying martial arts at Go No Sen Karate since 2001. He is an original member of the Go No Sen Leadership Team and a graduate of the program. He is currently a 2nd degree black belt.

Sempai Christopher (Sempai Chris) started karate with Renshi in 2000 at an after school program. He received his black belt in 2009 and started officially teaching at Go No Sen in 2014. He is currently a Nidan (second degree black belt) and teaches at both the Peekskill and the Cortlandt Manor locations.

Instructor David has been training at Go No Sen for over 18 years. He achieved his black belt in October of 2008 and is testing for his second degree this spring. He actively works as a key instructor as he has been a part of the GNS family as student, leader, trainer and now instructor.

Junior Instructor Molly is a black belt and has been taking martial arts for over 10 years now. She joined our leadership team and for the last couple years has began her journey as a leader through the martial arts.

Hi my name is Junior Instructor Isabelle I’ve been with Go No Sen for 12 years. I’m a second-degree black belt and I am in the leadership program. Teaching gives me great joy and pride when I see my students belong, believe, and achieve greatness in life.

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