Mr. Robert Michael Way

Robert Michael Way is an attorney practicing in Graham County, Arizona, who combines his legal career with a rich tapestry of personal interests. Originally from California, he relocated to Arizona following his family's move to Tucson. Married with eight children, Robert balances his family life with his professional and personal pursuits, including music, martial arts, and surfing during visits to Hawaii.

Robert's background in martial arts is deeply rooted in the study of Chinese martial arts, specifically Northern Shou Shu, a discipline brought to the United States by the Chin family and taught to Al Moore, Sr. He currently offers private instruction and training in this art form.

In addition to his legal and martial arts endeavors, Robert has been immersed in classical music since the age of four. His musical journey has taken him to perform in Budapest, Hungary, throughout Italy, and across the United States. Notably, he has played at prestigious venues such as the Tanglewood Institute of Music, the University of San Diego, and the Orvieto Musica Festival in Umbria, Italy.

Robert's work as a composer and producer includes recording projects like Zimbobway's King Kingston Orchestra in 1998, collaborating with Jamaican arranger Carlos Malcolm. His other notable work, 'Boitovision,' features the vocal talents of Greg Lee from Hepcat on tracks such as 'Big Bamboo' and 'Reincarnation.' In a span of six days, his orchestra recorded 24 tracks for two albums, later mastered at Capitol Records in Hollywood, California.