Currently, all money paid to the school through tuition goes into a fund for equipment and trophies. Walker, who works at a mine and is a reserve police officer in Silverthorne, Colorado, is by trade a heavy equipment mechanic. In addition to his thoughts of teaching again, Walker says he has also been approached to work as a technical advisor to actors in martial arts films. He says he will show the actor a certain movement. If he can't do it, sometimes I'll dub in.
Few actors have the time to actually learn the martial arts.
Though working with film makers in Hollywood may be somewhat more glamorous than instructing at the school, teaching appears to be Walkers's first love. I teach for the pleasure of teaching the art. The most satisfaction I get is from a person who can barely tell his right hand from his left and then, three or four years later, he goes up before three other men for a belt and he wins it.