Making Your Martial Art Street Effective with Sensei “Big” John Petrone on April 29-30, 2006
Did you see the April 2006 issue of Black Belt Magazine where they listed the 20 best street fighters in the world? Guess who was pictured next to Professor David James, the Grandmaster of the Vee Arnis Jitsu System. That was Sensei John Petrone!
Absolute Martial Arts and Hokkien Martial Arts proudly present the Budo International Magazine 2005 Self-Defense Instructor of the Year Sensei “Big” John Petrone for a Two-Day seminar at Absolute Martial Arts (2909 SW 37th Terrace) in Topeka, Kansas on April 29-30, 2006 from 1pm-6pm on Saturday and 9am-3pm on Sunday. Cost for the seminar is $70 if paid by April 17. Afterwards, it is $80.
Sensei Petrone is a direct student of Professor David James and teaches the highly effective street self-defense system of Vee Arnis Jitsu. He is also the co-owner of the Defense Institute, an organization that excels in training elite units of the military to include such long standing clients as the 10th Special Forces Group, and law enforcement agencies such as the CO Department of Corrections. There are currently over 100 units/departments utilizing the Defense Institute’s Control Tactics and Threat Elimination (D.I.C.T.A.T.E.) program and Correctional Control Tactics (C.C.T.) program. The website is www.defenseinstitute.com
This event is highly recommended for martial artists, law enforcement and military. Beginner to black belt will find real value in this training. All styles are welcome. Nobody under 18 allowed. Groin protection is mandatory.
Flyer is available at http://hokkien.uuft.org/StreetEffectiveApril2006.pdf
Please contact Andrew Evans at (785) 213-1576, email hokkien@excite.com or visit www.TopekaKarate.com for more information.
Vee Arnis Jitsu Seminar in Topeka, Kansas- 2006
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