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In the world of martial arts, few names resonate as powerfully as that of Pedro Xavier. Owner and head instructor at the Boston Tae Kwon Do Academy in Randolph, MA, Xavier has carved a niche for himself, not just as a skilled practitioner and teacher of several martial arts disciplines, but also as a mentor who instills confidence and belief in his students.

Born into a world where discipline, strength, and agility were virtues, Xavier's early life was steeped in the traditions of martial arts. His journey began with fitness kickboxing and kids martial arts, before he ventured into the realms of Krav Maga, self-defense, and Muay Thai kickboxing. As he honed his skills, he discovered an innate ability to teach, leading him to establish his own academy on 24 North St, Randolph, MA, 02368.

The Boston Tae Kwon Do Academy is a testament to Xavier's dedication to martial arts. With the academy, he has created a space where anyone, regardless of their age or physical capabilities, can succeed and have fun. His particular emphasis on Krav Maga, a martial art developed in Israel for military self-defense and fighting, has seen him train hundreds of students, helping them improve their fitness, confidence, and self-defense skills.

Xavier's accomplishments are not limited to his work as an instructor. He is considered one of the best point fighters ever, a testament to his skill, dedication, and relentless pursuit of excellence. A string of accolades, including being a 1996 Arnold Schwarzenegger's Classic Men's Fighting Grand Champion, a 1995 WAKO Pro Lightweight Sparring World Champion, and a NASKA National Champion, among others, adorn his illustrious career.

His prowess as a martial artist was recognized by Team Paul Mitchell Karate, one of the most prestigious and successful teams in the martial arts industry. As a member of this team, Xavier competed and performed alongside some of the best martial artists in the world, representing his team with honor and excellence.

Xavier's talents also caught the eye of television producers, leading to a role in WMAC Masters (1995), a television show that featured martial arts competitions and stories. As "The Ax Man," he showcased his skills as a fierce and skilled fighter, wielding an axe as his weapon of choice.

Notable accomplishments of Pedro Xavier:

• 9th degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do received from Grandmaster Jhoon Rhee, (the father of American Tae Kwon Do)
• Considered one of the best point fighters ever
• One of the most respected and accomplished martial artists in the world.
• 1996 Arnold Schwarzenegger's Classic Men's Fighting Grand Champion
• 1995 WAKO Pro Lightweight Sparring World Champion
• Member of Team Paul Mitchell Karate
• Cast member of WMAC Masters (1995)
• 1995 Ocean State Grand Nationals Hall of Fame
• 1993 WAKO Men's Lightweight Sparring World Champion
• 1993 WAKO Men's Hard Style Forms Bronze Medalist
• 1993 WAKO Men's Hard Style Weapons Bronze Medalist
• NASKA National Champion, 1991 WAKO Men's Lightweight Sparring World Champion.

Pedro Xavier's story is one of perseverance, dedication, and a deep love for martial arts. His legacy continues to inspire a new generation of martial artists, proving that with passion and commitment, anyone can achieve greatness.