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#1
Sifu Greg Ringness

Sifu Greg Ringness is a
Second Generation Kenpo Black Belt, where today the
generational gap is somewhere between 8 to 10 degrees behind
the true flame. Sifu Greg is also a first Generation under
Sifu Keith See who studied under
the Great Kenpo Masters: William Chow, Adriano Emperado and
Ed Parker of Hawaii.
American Kenpo is a martial arts system characterized by
the use of quick moves in rapid-fire succession intended to
overwhelm an opponent. It is derived from traditional
Southern Chinese kung fu and other martial arts found in the
cultural melting pot of Hawaii.
#2
Maitre Roger Lafond

Professeur Roger Lafond is The living Legend of Savate. With
Savate entwined in his family since the time of Casseux. He
learned from both his Father Eugene Lafond II and Grand
Father Eugene Lafond I who was a student of Micheal Casseux,
Hubert Lecour as well as Hubert Lebroucher.
Is the Creator of Panache. Creating it after the myth of how
a Savatier with panache could not be cut with a knife or
struck down with a bullet. He still teaches privately
student that have become Professeurs of both Canne and Boxe
Francaise. Teaching the last discipline of Panache. His
Students include : His son Jean Lafond Maurice Sarry,
Christian Guillaume, Jean-Paul Viviani, Paul-Raymond Buitron
III and André Germe
#3 Guru Bob Vanatta

Silat Bledek is an American martial art based largely on the
Indonesian Martial Arts of Pentjak Silat Serak and Pukulan
Pentjak Silat Tongkat. Several years ago Guru Bob Vanatta
the senior most instructor under Maha Guru Victor deThouars,
was encouraged by his instructor to create a method for
teaching the Indonesian arts to Americans. Silat Bledek is
the result of that effort. The title Silat (martial art)
Bledek (thunder) was given to the art by my instructor Maha
Guru Victor deThouars and pays respect to its Indonesian
roots.
#4 Guro Ron Saturno

Guro Ron Saturno is a serious, detailed, instructor who has a powerful
Technical Base. Guro Ron is number 6 of the 11 Guros that Master
Cabalas produced himself.
He comes form the training of the Serrada Escrima System.
Serrada means close or to close in. The term Serrada, was
used by Grandmaster Angel Cabales its founder, to differentiate his style
of Escrima from the other Filipino Martial Art styles at
that time, back in 1968.
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