Golden Dragon Self-Defense Photo Page
Kenjukido Photo Gallery
I met Frank Shamrock at the 2005 Universal Martial Arts Hall of Fame. You couldn't meet a nicer guy -- just don't meet him in the ring! On the right is Master Brian Blauser, Sensei - Chief instructor for the Golden Dragon Self-Defense Academy, and my successor to the system.
Frank is one tough competitor. I enjoyed talking to him and learning some of his techniques.
Chief Instructor for the Golden Dragon Self-Defense Academy Brian Blauser.
Master Blauser uses an arm bar to take 1st Dan Jason Wilkinson to the mat.
Sensei Mike Washington is presented his 2nd Dan in Kenjukido Kenpo Jujitsu, Jan. 2007
Master Blauser lands a well placed punch.
Erica Blauser tests for a 2nd Degree Black Belt.
Mr. Wilkinson gets a choke hold on Master Blauser
Sensei Garrett gets upper hand at 2003 Hall of Fame.
Where it all began - Camp Ames, Korea, U.S. Army. Here is where I took my first formal training in Korean Yudo.
Me and Sensei Jose Bueno - Jujitsu and Arnis
Me and Prof. Silverio Guerra, founder and president of UMAHOF.
Buddy Garrett - Kocho Sensei, National Kenjukido Federation
Hall of Fame 2005 - Kocho Sensei displays trophy for "Master of the Year"
The name Golden Dragon comes from several sources, the dragon being the culmination of all knowledge, but as a soldier on my way to Korea our ship crossed the 180th meridian and that qualified me for induction into the Domain of the Golden Dragon. From this early part of my history comes the basis for the name Golden Dragon Self-Defense Academy.
Scott Gray, Owner of the Hard Knocks Martial Arts Academy in Judsonia, Ark., teaches Taekwondo and Hapkido and is a blackbelt in Kenjukido Kenpo-Jujitsu.
Dustin Cantrell instructs a white belt in when to duck!
Sensei Jim Altom, Judsonia, Ark. has the distinction of being the first student under me to go all the way from white belt to black belt. Mr. Altom teaches Hapkido and earned his first black belt in Combat Hapkido and his black belt in Kenjukido Kenpo Jujitsu with honors.
Kocho Sensei Master Buddy Garrett explains the principles of Kenjukido to students and instructors at a seminar in Tennessee, Nov. 3, 2007.
Sensei Richard Jackson - Calvary Martial Arts in Tennessee has joined the National Kenjukido Federation.
Students at the Tennessee seminar practice their rolls and falls under the watchful eyes of their instructors.
Sensei Phillip Vandiver, heading up his own Calvary Martial Arts school, has also joined the National Kenjukido Federation.
