Teaches the Jaribu System which comprises 5 martial art forms producing a street Ready tactical martial art form. We employ wooden and steel weaponry
The opening of the Kata Jaribu #2 which is one 0 30+ Katas with in the system. This si s short form which is designated for Kohai training specifically 9 Kyu. They start to see integration which addresses the needs of self defense. There are no blocks in the system. Blocking is considered a waste of precious time when you can strike and cause a limb to become nonfunctional or use ashibari or directional change to create inability.
This is the bunkai from Jaribu @2 one of 30 Plus forms of the system
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This. Young man is a fine student and i expect will be close to brown Belt in 2026. i would love to see him and and returning member Kristin McCuiston graduate to Black Belt together! It’s funny everyone in this picture Has achieved elevation.
08/17/2025
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Introduction of a then Brown Belt however recently achieved Kuro obI. Examines hand positions and pressure points and breaks with redirections that occur very fast but need to be definitively understood and controlled. Thank you Ernesto Negron
Recently promoted Shodan is taking another look at Joint Lockingand the insidious movements that cause limb destruction. Lifted Noah's Arch
02/28/2025
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