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2019 BLACK BELT SEMINAR June 28th-29th Dacula, GA Register at www.IFCMA.org INFORMATION PACKET IFCMA Christian Black Belt Seminar June 28-29, 2019 CONTENTS Introduction 3 Schedule of Events 3 Testing and Certification 7 Instructor Bio & Course Listings 8 Seminar Features 15 Location and Lodging 15 Registration and Cost 17 2 www.ifcma.org Introduction In December of 2005, a dozen martial artists from a handful of schools—representing different arts, styles, and systems—came together to form the International Fellowship of Christian Martial Artists. The objectives of the IFCMA are four-fold: 1. Promote professional development in the individual martial artist and in the schools. 2. Encourage and foster scholarly research into the Biblical origins and foundations of the martial arts. 3. Provide a platform for international evangelism using the martial arts as a tool for outreach. 4. Foster Christ-centered fellowship among believing martial artists. Yudansha Taigu, which serves as the IFCMA’s governing philosophy, is the principle that in business matters all members share the same rank as the highest rank present. For the IFCMA, this means Jesus Christ holds the highest rank and relationships are based on him, not on a belt-rank system. This provides the unique atmosphere of a Christian family community rather than a merely martial arts community, and the difference is amazing. As brothers and sisters in Christ, we use our talents to build up one another and seek God’s best for each other and our member schools. Funds paid to the IFCMA are used to fund missions and evangelistic ministries. The Lord has blessed our efforts and we have witnessed a steady growth since our beginning. This year we will be holding our 13th Annual Black Belt Seminar and Clinic for black belts of any age. This year’s event will be hosted by the Hebron School of Karate at the spacious Hebron Baptist Church facilities in Dacula, GA. The schedule includes a day for black belt testing and promotions followed by two days of intense and varied training. Trainings come in eight sessions with over 30 workshops, Bible studies, and special events such as the School Leader Round Table. As always, one of our seminar’s central focus is to equip individual and instructors to use martial arts for evangelistic efforts. 3 www.ifcma.org Schedule of Events 13th Annual IFCMA Black Belt Seminar Note: By popular request we have brought back the multiple class format so that if you have conflicting sessions, you will have multiple options to take what you want. Sessions, times, and instructors are subject to change. Thursday, June 27, 2019 5:00pm 10:00pm Shihon Council/Promotion Board Pre-arranged black belt testing, see page 7 for contact and registration details Friday, June 28, 2019 11:30 12:30 Optional Fellowship Brunch (Location TBD, Cost not included in Fees) 12:30 1:15 Arrival and Registration (Main Gym/Lobby) 1:15 1:50 Opening Formation, Introductions, and Warm Ups (Main Gym) 2:00 3:15 Pressure No Session "Hard Tao Hsieh Wu No session Point Fighting Target," for Shu Staff women Form 1 Master Van Master Redick Sensei Kendall Doorn (Room 1) (Room 2) (Room 3) (Main Gym) (Outside) 3:30 4:45 Automatic Martial Arts Inspiration for Tao Hsieh Wu (Korean) Bo Body Ministry Female Shu Sword Staff for Response Martial Artists Form Dummies Master Van Kyoshi Master Brown Sensei Kendall Master Fitts Doorn DeAngelo (Room 1) (Room 2) (Room 3) (Main Gym) (Outside) 5:00 5:45 Dinner and Mesodori (Main Gym) 6:00 7:15 Anti- The Art of Warrior Mind European Advanced Carjacking Committing Sport Sword (Korean) Staff Forms Master Master Redick Soke Geniesse Master Brown Master Fitts Whitaker (Room 1) (Room 2) (Room 3) (Main Gym) (Outside) 4 www.ifcma.org 7:30 8:45 Driver Fondation of No Session Beginner Throwing extraction Seigido Ryu Iaido Weapons Master Kyoshi Sensei Baggs Sensei Kendall Whitaker DeAngelo (Room 1) (Room 2) (Room 3) (Main Gym) (Outside) 9:00 9:45 Group Seminar: Shugyo Challenge – (Location TBD) Christian Fellowship (Optional, Location TBD) 5 www.ifcma.org Saturday, June 29, 2019 8:00 8:30 Morning Formation and Warm Ups (Main Gym) 8:30 9:45 Automatic Multiple "Hard Advanced (Korean) Bo Body Attackers Target," for Iaido & Staff for Response women Kenjutsu Dummies Master Van Master Master Redick Sensei Baggs Master Fitts Doorn Whitaker (Room 1) (Room 2) (Room 3) (Main Gym) (Outside) 10:00 11:15 Anti- Fondation of No Session European Throwing Carjacking Seigido Ryu Sport Sword Weapons Master Kyoshi Master Brown Sensei Kendall Whitaker DeAngelo (Room 1) (Room 2) (Room 3) (Main Gym) (Outside) 11:30 12:30 Lunch and Mesodori (Main Gym) 12:30 1:45 Pressure Multiple Inspiration The Long and Tao Hsieh Wu Point Fighting Attackers for Female Short of using Shu Staff Martial Staffs Form 1 Artists Master Van Master Master Brown Master Redick Sensei Kendall Doorn Whitaker (Room 1) (Room 2) (Room 3) (Main Gym) (Outside) 2:00 3:15 Warrior Mind Martial Arts The Art of Tao Hsieh Wu Advanced Ministry Committing Shu Sword (Korean) Staff Form Forms Soke Geniesse Kyoshi Master Redick Sensei Kendall Master Fitts DeAngelo (Room 1) (Room 2) (Room 3) (Main Gym) (Outside) 3:30 4:15 Group Seminar: "What if" swap meet Facilitated by Soke Geniesse, various master instructors (Main Gym) 4:20 4:45 Final Formation, Dismissal, and Clean-up (Main Gym) 6:30 10:00 Fellowship Banquet (Optional) La Cazuela Mexican Restaurant; 179 W Crogan Street; Lawrenceville, GA 30043 6 www.ifcma.org Testing and Certification Thursday, June 27th Black Belt clinics and seminars provide a great opportunity for artists to be evaluated, tested, and promoted based on their time-in-grade, level of proficiency, technical expertise, and knowledge of their style of system. The testing board or “Shihon Council” consists of master-level martial artists, representing many different arts, with a combined 200+ years in the martial arts. For many this will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be tested or evaluated by such a high-level board. This testing and promotion will be of particular value to martial artists who are no longer under the direct mentorship of their teacher or for students who are now ready to be promoted to the same level as their teacher. To be tested and/or evaluated, prior notification is required and due by June 1. To be eligible for testing, a candidate must have: 1. the appropriate time in grade (2 years for 2nd dan, 3 for 3rd dan, 4 for 4th dan, etc.); 2. proof of current rank (certificate, instructor’s statement of affirmation, etc.); 3. belt requirements curriculum; and 4. two letters of endorsement. If you are interested in testing, please register for the seminar or contact Master Angie Fitts at [email protected] as soon as possible in order to make arrangements for testing. 7 www.ifcma.org Instructor Bio & Course Listings Friday and Saturday, June 28th & 29th This year’s Black Belt Seminar will feature multiple sessions with over 20 workshops, taught by highly qualified instructors, providing each participant with opportunities to cross-train in new areas or perfect aspects of his/her own system. Instructor bios and class topics: Kyoshi Frank DeAngelo Seigido Ryu is a recognized with Kyoshi Frank J. DeAngelo as the Shodai Soke, who has been in the Martial Arts since 1972. Sanctioned and recognized by Shidoshi John F. Manniel III, Soke of Kar-Do-Jitsu Ryu, by Dr. Clement G. Riedner, Soke of Shiho Karano Nippon Karate-Do, and by Shiho Karano Kai International's Soke Remmei, a gathering of Martial Arts Head Families. Other accomplishments: • Completed Calvary Chapel Bible School - 1985 • Founded Seigido Ryu - 1986 • 10th Degree Black Belt in Seigido Ryu • 9th Degree Black Belt in Kar-Do-Jitsu-Ryu • 3rd Degree Black Belt in Shiho Karano Kenpo Karate • 3rd Degree Black Belt in Shiho Karano Ju-Jitsu • 2nd Degree Black Belt in Aiki Ju-Jitsu • Inducted into the Action Portrait Studios Martial Arts Gallery of Fame - 1995 • Inducted into the World Karate Federation Hall of Fame - 1999 • Inducted into the North American Federation of Martial Artists Hall of Fame - 2008 • Received a "Lifetime Service Award" from the International Fellowship of Christian Martial Artists - June 26, 2010 - for pioneering Christian Martial Arts through Seigido Ryu • Inducted into Gary Alexander's International Association of Martial Artists Hall of Fame - 2010 • Member of International Fellowship of Christian Martial Artists • Member of Shiho Korano Kai International Class offering: The foundation of Seigido Ryu Tree blocking, knife, karate and jujitsu combined for self-defense, which is Seigido Ryu’s bottom line. -No limit on participation Martial arts ministry What that means and what it should look like. Not to have anyone conform to what we would do or want but to help us all in what our Lord may be calling us to do in and through the arts. -No limit on participation _________________________________________________________________ 8 www.ifcma.org Master Cathy Brown Master Cathy Brown is a 5th degree Black Belt in Taekwondo and a student of BJJ and Goju-Shorei Weapons. Cathy is the Master Instructor at Cornerstone Martial Arts in Snellville, Georgia. She enjoys all aspects of leading Cornerstone, but most importantly, she enjoys spending time with the Cornerstone “family” each week. Cathy is a graduate of Milligan College and a member of Snellville Christian Church. Class Offering: Inspiration for Female Martial Artists Explore the history of female warriors throughout time and explore how their stories can inspire your own journey in martial arts. -No limit on participation European Sport Sword Discover your inner knight in a fun, high energy class! Explore the ways Sport Sword training can enhance your overall martial arts training by developing strategy and fitness, and try some Sport Sword competition.
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