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Advanced & Internal Arts Seminar Dallas, NC November 2017 Shuri-Te Bujutsu-Kai, Presents: November 3, 4 & 5, 2017 - Dallas, North Carolina Special Guest Instructor Troy J. Price, Kyoshi Paul Cote, Kyoshi Director, Shurite Bujutsu-Kai Master Level Baguazhang 7th Dan Shuri-Ryu Karatedo Master Level Xingyiquan 7th Dan Shuri-Te Ju-Jutsu 7th Dan Isshin-Ryu, IWKA 7th Dan US Ju-Jitsu Federation Taijiquan Instructor Chin-Na & Qigong Jeff Rhodes, Kyoshi Alex Ormaza, Shihan 7th Dan Kwan Mu Kan Karate 6th Dan Torite-Jutsu 7th Dan US Ju-Jitsu Federation 6th Dan Okinawan Kempo 7th Dan Shuri-Te Ju-Jutsu Doug Perry, Hanshi 4th Dan RyuTe Renmai 3rd Dan Kodokan Judo Shorin-Ryu Karatedo Kobudo Kensankai 2nd Dan Shuri-Te Ju-Jutsu 9th Dan Shorin-Ryu Karatedo & Kobudo Balintawak Arnis Guro TW. Smith, Sifu Lama Pai- Hop Gar Kung-Fu Original Yang Taijiquan When: Baguazhang & Xingyiquan Choy Li Fut November 3, 4 & 5, 2017 Friday; 6:00 PM to 10:00 Saturday; 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Mark Baker, Shihan 6th Dan Shuri-Ryu Karatedo (Saturday Lunch Included) 6th Dan Shuri-Te Ju-Jutsu Sunday; 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM 2nd Dan Shintoyoshin-Kai Massage & Healing Arts Where: (20 minutes South of Charlotte, NC) Ormaza’s Family Karate School Joe Pounder, Shihan 6th Dan, Shuri-Ryu Karatedo 3138 Dallas High Shoals Hwy 5th Dan Shuri-Te Ju-Jutsu (Windsor Shopping Center) 2nd Dan Tae Kwon Do Dallas, North Carolina 28034 Okinawan Kobudo Cost: Register on-line at: www.shuritebujutsu.com $125.00 All 3-Days Pre-Registration by 10-30-2017 Thabiti Sabahive, Prof. $140.00 All 3-Days Registered After 10-30-2017 5th Dan Danzan-Ryu Ju-Jitsu $110.00 For Any Two Days Seifukujitsu Restorative Therapy Friday Only $60.00 Saturday Only $95.00 (Lunch Included) Sunday Only $60.00 Nate Mohler, Renshi 5th Dan Shuri-Ryu Karatedo For Information Contact Troy J. Price Taijiquan Instructor Acupuncture & Herbs Phone: (919) 360-7224 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.shuritebujutsu.com Keith Black, Renshi All Are Welcome: This seminar is open to all styles 4th Dan Shuri-Te Jujutsu/Bujutsu & ranks; any martial artist with a desire to improve via Shodan Shuri-Ryu Karatedo Modern Arnis & Qigong continued study are welcome. Taijiquan & Baguazhang Massage & Healing Arts REGISTRATION FORM: ADVANCED MARTIAL ARTS, KYUSHO-JUTSU, INTERNAL MARTIAL ARTS & HEALING ARTS SYMPOSIUM 2017 Name____________________________________________________________________________Rank_____________________________ Address____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ City__________________________________________________________State______________________Zip________________________ Phone___________________________________________E-Mail____________________________________________________________ Payment by: Check, Cash or register on-line & pay with credit card go to: www.shuritebujutsu.com _____$125.00 All 3-Days Pre-Registration by 10-30-2017 _____$140.00 All 3-Days Registered After 10-30-2017 Please make checks payable to: _____$110.00 Any Two Days Shurite Bujutsu-Kai _____Friday Only $60.00 225 Helton Lane _____Saturday Only $95.00 (Includes Lunch) Fort Mill, SC 29708 _____Sunday Only $60.00 Combative Martial Arts Concepts Kyusho-Jutsu Karate-Jutsu & Ju-Jutsu Combative Flow Training Fa-Jin Explosive Striking Internal Martial Arts Theory Baguazhang & Xingyiquan Taijiquan Meditation Qigong for Martial Power & Health Healing Arts & Restorative Therapies Integration of Internal & External Martial Techniques & Concepts Testing Opportunities Available for: Shuri-Te Ju-Jutsu, Shuri-Ryu Karatedo, Combative Flow System & Internal Martial Arts Hickory, NC To Statesville, NC Hotel Information: I-40 Exit-123 Special Room Rates: “Must Reserve Room by 10-15-2017” Hwy 321 To receive special rate ask for the Ormaza’s Family Karate North 3138 Dallas High Shoals Hwy 32Miles Shurite Bujutsu-Kai Rate (Windsor Shopping Center) West East Dallas, NC 28034 South Exit 20, off I-85 COURTYARD by Marriott, $96.00 Dallas High Shoals Hwy Dallas, NC 1856 Remount Road Dallas Exit Gastonia, NC 28054 West Trade St, SR-275/279 (704) 852-4411 Hwy 321 3 Miles 3 I-85 Gastonia, NC Exit-17 To Charlotte, NC .
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