• Thirty eight years of ongoing study in traditional and modern martial arts.
• Over twenty years teaching experience.
• Black belts in Japanese Shotokan and Okinawan Shorin Ryu Seibukan Karate.
• Certified instructor in Filipino Martial Arts.
• Proficient in dozens of weapons, both classical and modern.
• Skilled in specialized techniques (including animal styles, ground and wall fighting, combat strategies, etc.)
• Founder of the FMSD system (Familiar Movement Self Defense).
• Listed in Who's Who in American Martial Arts, third edition, 1987.
• Author of Karate: Crash Course, 1991.
• Instructor and Instructor Trainer for Young Champions Karate, 1998-2007.
• Taijiquan, Qigong, and push-hands instructor.

It doesn't matter if I'm teaching modern self-defense or a classical martial art, realism is of the utmost importance to me. I got into the martial arts for self defense, and as such, keep it real regardless of the system I teach or practice.

I've made the martial arts a lifelong study, starting at the age of four in 1972. My studies have included many Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Indonesian, European, Brazilian, and American martial art systems.

In the summer of 1991, I published my own book as a reference guide for a course I was teaching through Colorado Free University, and am currently working on a new book.

I strive to dispel the myths and misconceptions associated with martial arts and deliver the truth in an easy to understand method.

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