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Peter Urban (karate)
Peter "George" Urban (August 14, 1934 – April 7, 2004) was an American Martial Art Science Philosopher, Poet-Warrior and Innovative Leader. He was called the "The George Washington of American Karate" by Kick Illustrated Magazine, October and November of 1981 and founder of the Karate style named American GōJū Ryū Karate Do. Urban was one of only a small number of "white" students under Gōgen Yamaguchi, an early GōJū Ryū Sensei, Practitioner, Instructor and head of the style organization, The GoJu Kai. Controversially, Peter Urban created an American style of Gōjū-ryū without the permission of Yamaguchi as he would not allow Sensei Urban to represent Japanese Karate in America, as his head representative.
== Early life ==
Peter Urban was born in the Jersey City Medical Center in Jersey City, New Jersey on August 14, 1934. He lived a short while in Altoona, Pennsylvania then was raised and educated in Union City, New Jersey where as a boy he shined shoes and delivered the local newspaper, The Hudson Dispatch. At this point in his life he had shown an acute interest in the Martial Art Science of JuJitsu and American Boxing. He graduated from Emerson High School in Union City, NJ in 1952 and thereafter joined the United States Military.〔(History of GoJu )〕
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