United Martial Arts

Coach Yi-Yuan (Ian) Lee is the head coach of the United Martial Arts Training Center in Lubbock, Texas. Coach Lee was born in 1971, Started from a young age, he began martial arts training. After he became an athlete, Coach Lee participated in many combative competitions such as boxing and Chinese quick wrestling, and specialized in the Sanshou combat style. He held a superior record during his athletic career which includes seven times national champions and two times international champions. Coach Lee has been assigned by USAWKF as the head coach for U.S.A. Sanshou Team. Currently, he dedicates himself to promoting and coaching Sanshou at United Martial Arts Training Center in Lubbock.

   - Head Coach for Team U.S.A. in 8th Pan American Wushu Championships, Buenos Aires, Argentina - 2010
   - Head Coach for Team U.S.A. in 11th World Wushu Championships, going to Ankara, Turkey - 2011
   - Head Coach for Team U.S.A. in 9th World Wushu Championships, Beijing, China - 2007
   - Assistant Coach for Team U.S.A. in Wu Shu World Cup in Macao, China - 2003

Gary Chandler is a 2 time U.S. national team member and has competed in many world class events. He has been competing since he was 22 as a ranked fighter for the U.S. and qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, placed 5th in the 9th Wushu world cup held in Beijing in 2007 and 3rd in the Sanshou world cup held in Harbing, China in which he defeated a Chinese national team opponent and is 1st in the U.S. in the 75kg division. He is also a part of the 2011 World Team.

Cory has trained with Coach Le since 2006. In 2007 he made the U.S. National team, In 2008 he competed in the U.S. vs. China semipro Sanshou competition in Harbing, China. He has since competed internationally and across the U.S.. He is now focusing on Brazilian Jiu JItsu to become a well rounded fighter and make his Mixed Martial Arts debut in 2011. He is also a part of the 2011 World Team.

Danny began his martial arts training when he was 7 years old. Later, Danny began boxing seriously and won many tournaments and even the 2006 golden gloves. After accomplishing his goals in boxing he then turned his focus towards ground fighting. He is now ranked as a purple belt under Bruno Bastos in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He is incorporating his ground skills with Coach Lee's fighting system to become a well rounded martial artist. He is also the 2011 70kg National Sanshou Champion