Brent B.

Since I was young Martial Arts training has been a major part of my life. I have over 20+ years experience studying several styles such as Tae Kwon Do,Krav Maga,Kickboxing,Boxing and some Kung Fu. One style never made it's Mark except Kung Fu. There are many ways to fight and many ways to counter, but to be great at anything I believe that mastering yourself is the ultimate fight. Meditation, Discipline and Practice are the three key elements needed to becoming a great fighter. Nobody has achieved success or won battles overnight.

I have studied the principles of many styles over the years. I had the honor to learn from great teachers such as an instructor who taught Krav Maga to the LAPD, a UFC FIGHTER, and the privilege of an amazing Kempo teacher. I was around 6 when I started with TaeKwonDo, moved on to private Krav Maga lessons at my home, then Kickboxing in my 20's and finally Kung Fu by the time I was 30. No competitions but have utilized my knowledge to merge all the styles together into a combination of the best into one. Study, Practice, Repeat.

Meditation is a crucial part of Martial Arts training so with that being said I will usually start with Meditation and practicing form. After I see some progress from a student and the level of retained memory to basic movement we will get more focused on advanced tactics during lessons. Bow in and Bow out.