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Modern Day Knights Class

I developed and started teaching a new program. Having a masters rank in Feng Xiao Zhang Kung Fu, and Sun Do Won Tae Kwon Do, and have a love for Western Martial arts (14th and 15 century); I created a program that mixes all my interests into one fun and effective self defense system. It truly is a fun class and has become very exciting as I am seeing new kids joining the program and having a blast doing it.

Students will learn all the same great self defense and weaponless fighting techniques of most Eastern martial arts combined with the Western martial arts of longsword, dagger, polearm, and other fun Medieval Weapons. Kids will get physically fit, learn effective self defenses, learn to grapple and fight from the ground, and how to use a sword and many other weapons effectively.

Our current website is: Tactical Kung Fu and MMA

I teach at Tactical Kung Fu and MMA in Durham, NC. It has the best training facilities in the Durham area and perfect to learn both stand up and ground fighting. With emphasis on safety, students will learn how to fight and spar one another with and without weapons. The weapons we use in class are padded and each student wears protective gear. 

As they progress, they start using real steel weapons and be able to compete in local and national tournaments. The Western Martial arts phenomena is taking the US by storm! There is no better time like the present to get your kids in a program such as this. There are schools starting all over the US using the same basic curriculum and concepts taught at our school and providing students a way to compete not only here in the US, but potentially internationally!



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