Meet your Instructors
Sensei Bradley Grant-Smith 7th Dan
Sensei Bradley has trained karate and other martial arts for over 39yrs and is a 4 x World KSI Karate Champion, having success is in multiple categories. Over the years he has taught & coached hundreds of students, and more recently reaching students from all over the world. He cultivates a friendly and prosperous environment, with attention to detail and high-quality teaching, so that students get the best out of karate. Producing, confident, respectful and able individuals from children through to adults. Karate is his passion.
Sensei Steve Fearnley, 5th Dan
Sensei Steve started training Kimura Shukokai in September of 1997 under Sensei Raj, 5th Dan, in Smithville, Ontario. Steve achieved his black belt (Shodan) in December of 2002 and now currently holds the rank of 5th Dan (Godan). He has participated in many of the World Tournaments throughout his years. He also referees in the World and European Tournaments. He opened his own dojo in Vineland, Ontario in September of 2007. The Beamsville dojo opened in 2012 and moved to its new larger location in 2016 Sensei Steve has attended Many World Chief Instructor Courses W.C.I.C's and travels to New Jersey several times a year to train with Shihan Bill Bressaw.
Senpai Cai Shirton, 2nd Dan
Cai began his training in 2015 in Beamsville under Sensei Steve. He earned his Shodan in 2021 and, during a 2024 Gasshuku held locally with Shihan Bressaw, was promoted to Nidan. Cai serves as an assistant instructor and has participated in several ASKU tournaments. Most recently, he represented at the 2024 European Championships in Estonia, returning home with two bronze medals.
Senpai Bart LeDrew, 2nd Dan
Bart began his training in 2017 under the guidance of Sensei Steve and earned his Shodan rank in 2022. He currently leads the Little Ninja class and assists with other sessions, consistently bringing fresh ideas to enhance the learning experience. In 2025, Bart was promoted to Nidan (2nd Dan) at the World Chief Instructors Course (WCIC).
Senpai Colleen Annandale -Roberts, 1st Dan
Senpai Colleen brings over 20 years of dedicated karate training to the dojo. A two-time World Championship competitor and former Zimbabwe National Champion, she combines high-level experience with a deep passion for teaching. Her enthusiasm for karate—particularly within the KSI system—is evident in every class she leads.
Senpai Kieran LeDrew, 1st Dan
Kieran began his karate training in 2015 in Beamsville under the guidance of Sensei Steve. He achieved his Shodan rank in 2022. As an assistant instructor, Kieran plays an active role in supporting classes and has proudly represented Lincoln Shukokai Karate at U.S. tournaments, earning medals at every competition he has attended.
Senpai Tiana Piscitello , 1st Dan
Tiana began her training in 2015 in Beamsville under Sensei Steve. In 2024, she earned her Shodan during a local Gasshuku led by Shihan Bressaw. As an assistant instructor, Tiana actively supports classes and has proudly represented Lincoln Shukokai Karate at U.S. tournaments, earning medals at every event.
Senpai Justin Love, 1st Dan
Senpai Justin has trained in various martial arts and karate styles for over 16yrs, he has a world of experience in both competition & as a referee, he has a passion for karate and sharing it with others. He recently attended the WCIC (World Chief Instructors Course) in New York where he achieved the grade of Shodan (1st Dan). His enthusiasm and excitement spreads to the students he works with, while building a base of knowledge for their future.
Senpai Andreas Dragicevic, 1st Dan
Andreas began his Kimura Shukokai training at 3 years old (2012) at the first Beamsville dojo under Sensei Steve. In New Jersey, 2025, at the World Chief Instructors Course (WCIC), Andreas earned his Shodan rank. Andreas is dedicated to applying and sharing his knowledge through assisting and supporting current classes and refereeing at tournaments.
Senpai Jamie Grant-Smith, 1st Dan
Senpai Jamie is a dedicated first-degree black belt with over eight years of consistent training. She has competed at two KSI World Tournaments, earning a seventh-place finish in kumite at the 2025 World Championships in Finland. A driven athlete and passionate martial artist, she brings her energy and enthusiasm to every class, inspiring students through her love of karate.