Bob Fitzgerald

Bob Fitzgerald, born Robert Michael Fitzgerald in Ridley Park PA, began his career as a model at age 16. He did some print work and was featured in the second issue of Hobby FX as a Colonial Marine. In 1990 he added Martial Arts to his resume with the study of Ed Parker's Kenpo Karate. After a few years of study in Folsom PA and working on a few films as an extra he decided to take his career and training to Los Ageles when Kenpo Master Frank Trejo invited him to train with him. After some minor success in low budget films he moved his priority to the Martial Arts and worked in the film Personal Vendetta. He is regaining his reputation as a quality Martial Arts instructor and worked on the low budget comedy "Jason: The Incredibly Lucky Mass Murderer." In 2015 he was inducted to the Martial Arts Hall of Honors and was promoted to 5th Degree Black Belt under Grand Master Tony Collins. He also does charitable work. Fitzgerald is working on Fans Against Child Abuse with an organization called "What A Fan". The organization if run by Lowell Moore and celebrates Sports Fans around the world. After being stalled by his ex wife he is rumored to be working on a program to assist the stalked as well.