From serving our nation to serving the community, the Frick Brothers are using their skills and experience to give back

PALMETTO, Fla. (WWSB) - There’s an elite level partnership that’s recently formed in Palmetto that could benefit multiple portions of the community.Nick and Eric Frick recently relocated their wrestling school Frick Brothers Wrestling from Parrish to Elite Legacy Martial Arts in the Joey D’s plaza in Palmetto.“It’s the perfect location, right off the highway,” Nick Frick said.“We have hotels nearby for people who want to stay and train underneath us,” he added.It’s a natural fit for a variety of reasons, including the owner being a veteran as well.“I think getting out of the military you lose your purpose a little bit, so finding a purpose, which is serving our community, serving our community’s youths,” Elite Legacy Martial Arts owner Adam Lebuffe said.“I think we have a lot of the same core values on that,” he added.The Fricks were the first brothers deployed out of the Olympic training center to war, both serving in Iraq post-9/11. But their time of service was only beginning.“We’re