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What you should know  Ranking: 6th Degree Black Belt Goju Shorei, Olympic Karate 5th Degree Black Belt Gangi Kung Fu Studies in Kang Chan Do, Cobra Kai Kung Fu, Judo, Jiujitsu, Gung Moa Kung Fu, Fencing, Wrestling, Full Contact Karate, MMA, Boxing Over 30 years of martial arts training Master Hall of Fame Inductee Special Qualifications: Professional Coach and Motivator: Point Fighting, Full Contact Karate, MMA Street Self Defense Expert Instructor World National Karate Championship Judge Professional Kickboxing Judge Demo Team & Professional Senior Men Black Belt Team Fighting Conducted Men’s and Women’s Self Defense Seminars Assistant instructor in Police Seminars with Master Gregg Woodridge Director Midwest Challenge of America - 1985 Traveled with and experienced world class martial artists, seminars and tournaments with master National Martial Arts Tournament Coordinator and Martial Arts Designer Walt Spears from 1970 to 2002 Shihan_Greg_Woldridge.htmlShihan_Greg_Woldridge.htmlshapeimage_5_link_0shapeimage_5_link_1
Mind and technique become one in true Karate/ Kung Fu. We strive to make our physical techniques pure expression of our mind’s focus by understanding the essence of the physical techniques. By polishing our Karate/Kung Fu practice we are polishing our own spirit, our own mentality. For example, eliminating weak and indecisive movements in our Karate/ Kung Fu helps to eliminate weakness and indecision in our minds and vice versa. Karate/ Kung Fu becomes a way of life, as we try to become very strong but happy and peaceful people. We must be strong enough to express our true minds to any opponent, any time, in any circumstance. We must be calm enough to express ourselves humbly.
Motivation in the Martial Arts (Personal Philosophy):