Vladimir Mialovski

Vladimir was born in Moscow, Russia. He grew up working as an acrobat/gymnast in the circus. He was a member of the Russian Marines from 1988-1991. After his time in the military he joined Cirq du Soleil as a trapeze artist and began training for a career in the performing arts. He moved to Canada to train at the Cirq headquarters and then was then relocated to Las Vegas to open the show "Mystere" at Treasure Island. He was a performer in the show for 3 years. After retiring from the show he dabbled in acting and then turned to his love of martial arts and opened a karate school. Has been training since 1985 in the arts of Judo, Russian Sambo, and is ranked as a 2nd degree Black Belt in Song Moo Kwan, and 6th degree Black Belt in Shorin-Ryu Karate. He is inducted in the U.S.A. Martial Arts Hall of Fame and received the honor or Shorin Ryu Man of the Year. He is also inducted in the I.K.K.I. Masters Hall of Fame and was awarded Outstanding Male Competitor of the Year. His accolades include: 3 time World Champion in Olympic style of Tae Kwon Do in the sparring division in the years 2000, 2001, and 2002 and Gold Medalist and Grand Champion Full Contact Kumite at the Spirit of Budo Traditional Karate Tournament 2002. Vladimir continues to train and teach martial arts with the world famous John Natividad. He loves to ski, scuba dive, and is also interested in photography. In his free time he enjoys spending time with his son. He joined the Dynamic team where he can continue to use his life long skills working with and teaching people to assist in their recovery during their time in Physical Therapy.