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with a( 8 by 10) photos poof of prior training and certification.
Call for information: 619 961 8350
1.head master instructor license certificate fee- $200 USD per each certificate
2.life time membership fee-$50 USD per each certificate
U.S.A & Japan Atemi Internatioal Ju-jujitsu Federation open to all style of martial arts science is open to all martial arts style of mma and martial artists from different disciplines in martial arts science.
To Submit your paper work send a copy to Soke grandmaster irving soto e-mail [email protected] or by mail to PO Box 11052 Pleasanton CA 94588
with a( 8 by 10) photos poof of prior training and certification. [email protected]
Call for information: 619 961 8350
head master instructor license certificate fee- $200 USD per each certificate
life time membership fee-$50 USD per each certificate
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U.S.A ATEMI KI DO DOJO
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Atemi Aiki -jujitsu 8-time world kumite champion
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Call for information: 619 961 8350
head master instructor license certificate fee- $200 USD per each certificate
life time membership fee-$50 USD per each certificate
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U.S.A ATEMI KI DO DOJO
9805 PROSPECT AVE SANTEE, CA 92071
Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto 10th degree black belt
Atemi Aiki -jujitsu 8-time world kumite champion
Call today for information: 619 448 2118-
Come and learn martial arts of Atemi Aiki ju-jitsu with one of the top Grandmaster with over 50 year experienced in the martial arts. Prof Grandmaster Irving Soto hold a 10th degree black belt, is a world champion; a personal trainer so come on in and get in workout," (get in the best shape of your life);" learn martial arts with some of the best instructors, Our personal trainer, our instructors are experienced, fun to work with, and completely professional. Our facility is located in the San Diego area.......The U.S.A ATEMI KI DO Ki DO/ DOJO /Martial Arts Physical Fitness’ Center 9805 prospect ave ste-d in Santee; CA 92071.
Our facility: features state-of-the-art equipment, beautiful training and consultation areas, and is clean and comfortable.
Hope to see you soon! So call today for information: 619 448-2118
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Biography
Biography
, Introduction Headline:
Grandmaster Irving Soto
Kumite Champion/10th degree black belt cover red belt
About me
Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships And the last person to be taught Atemi- jujitsu Aiki-jujitsu, he has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi jujitsu for the last 56 years; he has traveled all over the world to demonstrating his Techniques and been teaching the military arm forces like the army. Soke Soto has been in numerous commercials such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show Live TV, Inside Edition, New York, Newsday, Barbra Sang live TV network show. Aaron Banks Show of World Oriental Show and Hong Kong Television by Raymond Chow he has appeared in sports TV ESPN Sports Martial Arts Channel and the list goes on.
Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community he has taught the special force over sea and the United States and the federal police, New York Sheriffs federal correctional facilities and NYPD tactical defense for DEA, FBI, US Treasury, team for Navy, as well as teaching for the DOD police academy and the department in Aberdeen Maryland. Soke Soto has received accommodations from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego, CA former Mayor Dinkins of New York City and Mayor of Hollywood CA Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commanding Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T Wright for his hard work in teaching the US armed force 2002.2003,2004, 2005, 2006. Irving Soto still teaching and training and working with the military to present Day 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010,2011, 2012,2013,2014.
Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships and the last person to be taught Atemi-jujitsu and jujitsu. He has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi Aiki jujitsu for last 56 years. He has traveled all over the world demonstrating his techniques and has been in numerous commercial, such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show, Inside and inside editions, Barbra Sang show New York live TV network, Aaron Banks live TV Show of World Oriental Show, and Hong Kong television by Raymond Chow.
He has appeared in Sport TV, ESPN Sport Martial Arts Channel and list goes on Grandmaster Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community. Soke grandmaster Irving Soto has taught the United States armed arm forces, and some of the police department around the county, New York City Sheriff’s, federal correctional officer tactical defense for DEA, FBI, US Treasury, DOD teams for the navy, As well as teaching for DOD police academy in, Aberdeen Maryland, Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto has received accolades from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego ca, former New York city Mayor Dinkins, And the mayor of Hollywood ca Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commander Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T. Wright for his hard work in helping the with the US Army.
I was born in Bronx in 1954, 1956 my mother moved to Brooklyn, New York at the age of 2 years old. One of my first professors that I trained with a Japanese man called Tashioshi, he taught in jujitsu. I received my black belt at the age of 11-year-old. Master Tashioshi took me to Japan, I competed at internationals martial arts tournament Kata and weapons forms, at the ages of 16 years old. I became the open champion. Tashioshi moved away in the early 1970’s, I continued my thirst for martial arts science knowledge of jujitsu.
I continued to further my instructions with a group of masters from Brooklyn New York City from The neighborhoods that I grew up in Brownsville, in 1974,
I was invited by the Japanese association to compete in the open kumite championship in Japan upon winning the championship 1974. I was invited to the humble dojo of koshimitsu Yamamoto and to compete in the open kumite after winning kumite championship. I was asked to be under the guidance of Yamamoto to further my instructions in the advance technique Atemi Aiki-jujitsu.
I continued to further my instruction by traveling back and forth from Japan in 1990 I receive my 10th degree black belt in Atemi -Aiki jujitsu. I won the kumite 8 times in roll and for 8-years from, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980 1981 && &&
More about Soke
Taisho Gm Irving Soto started training in the martial arts since 1956 at the age of 2 years old. At that time martial arts was unheard of in the United States of America; maybe only some war veterans from World War II.
He also studied Jujitsu and Judo under Grandmaster Rudy Jones and Grandmaster Charlie Sparrow. Dr. Moses Powell- jujitsu, Master Saigon Ellis Evans- jiu-jitsu, Grandmaster Master Danny McEddy-jujitsu -Nin jujitsu –kempo, Prof. Ronald Duncan, School of self Defense Aiki- jujitsu, sifu David Lebron, Chinese kung- fu, Grandmaster Aaron Banks Martial arts Goju karate.
He also studied Chinese gung fu martial arts 7 Star Praying Mantis, mot street Chinatown. Shotokan Karate, Tae Kwon Do, Wing Chun, Pa-ku Hsing Yi, Tai Chi, Korean Moo Du Kwan Karate, and many other arts. Gung Fu was not popular at the time since it was only taught to those of Chinese descent.
He was a martial arts champion since his early teens. In 1973, he won the Open Championships of Grandmaster Aaron Banks’ Oriental World of Self-Defense and later went on to win the World Kickboxing Championships, Universal Title belt for the Welterweight Division in Europe. He continued his studies martial arts present, jujitsu Atemi waza
He has also had the great opportunity and privilege to meeting later Gogen Yamaguchi from Goju karate known as "the Cat" and meet in 1965 with the founder of Aikido, Morehei Ueshiba.
Irving Soto is a 10th Degree Black Belt and founder of the Art of Jujitsu Atemi waza. He is a World’s Top expert in the Art of Atemi Jiu Jitsu. Soto has attained the title of Meijin-Wajusa as a Samurai.
Atemi strikes are aimed at key areas of the body: nerve endings, arteries running close to bone, organs, sensitive and vulnerable joints like elbows and knees. These strikes can be made with virtually any part of the body, open hand, fist, fingers, elbow, toes, heel, knee, even your head - all are viable tools for attacking an aggressor's key Atemi points.
, Introduction Headline:
Grandmaster Irving Soto
Kumite Champion/10th degree black belt cover red belt
About me
Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships And the last person to be taught Atemi- jujitsu Aiki-jujitsu, he has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi jujitsu for the last 56 years; he has traveled all over the world to demonstrating his Techniques and been teaching the military arm forces like the army. Soke Soto has been in numerous commercials such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show Live TV, Inside Edition, New York, Newsday, Barbra Sang live TV network show. Aaron Banks Show of World Oriental Show and Hong Kong Television by Raymond Chow he has appeared in sports TV ESPN Sports Martial Arts Channel and the list goes on.
Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community he has taught the special force over sea and the United States and the federal police, New York Sheriffs federal correctional facilities and NYPD tactical defense for DEA, FBI, US Treasury, team for Navy, as well as teaching for the DOD police academy and the department in Aberdeen Maryland. Soke Soto has received accommodations from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego, CA former Mayor Dinkins of New York City and Mayor of Hollywood CA Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commanding Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T Wright for his hard work in teaching the US armed force 2002.2003,2004, 2005, 2006. Irving Soto still teaching and training and working with the military to present Day 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010,2011, 2012,2013,2014.
Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships and the last person to be taught Atemi-jujitsu and jujitsu. He has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi Aiki jujitsu for last 56 years. He has traveled all over the world demonstrating his techniques and has been in numerous commercial, such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show, Inside and inside editions, Barbra Sang show New York live TV network, Aaron Banks live TV Show of World Oriental Show, and Hong Kong television by Raymond Chow.
He has appeared in Sport TV, ESPN Sport Martial Arts Channel and list goes on Grandmaster Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community. Soke grandmaster Irving Soto has taught the United States armed arm forces, and some of the police department around the county, New York City Sheriff’s, federal correctional officer tactical defense for DEA, FBI, US Treasury, DOD teams for the navy, As well as teaching for DOD police academy in, Aberdeen Maryland, Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto has received accolades from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego ca, former New York city Mayor Dinkins, And the mayor of Hollywood ca Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commander Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T. Wright for his hard work in helping the with the US Army.
I was born in Bronx in 1954, 1956 my mother moved to Brooklyn, New York at the age of 2 years old. One of my first professors that I trained with a Japanese man called Tashioshi, he taught in jujitsu. I received my black belt at the age of 11-year-old. Master Tashioshi took me to Japan, I competed at internationals martial arts tournament Kata and weapons forms, at the ages of 16 years old. I became the open champion. Tashioshi moved away in the early 1970’s, I continued my thirst for martial arts science knowledge of jujitsu.
I continued to further my instructions with a group of masters from Brooklyn New York City from The neighborhoods that I grew up in Brownsville, in 1974,
I was invited by the Japanese association to compete in the open kumite championship in Japan upon winning the championship 1974. I was invited to the humble dojo of koshimitsu Yamamoto and to compete in the open kumite after winning kumite championship. I was asked to be under the guidance of Yamamoto to further my instructions in the advance technique Atemi Aiki-jujitsu.
I continued to further my instruction by traveling back and forth from Japan in 1990 I receive my 10th degree black belt in Atemi -Aiki jujitsu. I won the kumite 8 times in roll and for 8-years from, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980 1981 && &&
More about Soke
Taisho Gm Irving Soto started training in the martial arts since 1956 at the age of 2 years old. At that time martial arts was unheard of in the United States of America; maybe only some war veterans from World War II.
He also studied Jujitsu and Judo under Grandmaster Rudy Jones and Grandmaster Charlie Sparrow. Dr. Moses Powell- jujitsu, Master Saigon Ellis Evans- jiu-jitsu, Grandmaster Master Danny McEddy-jujitsu -Nin jujitsu –kempo, Prof. Ronald Duncan, School of self Defense Aiki- jujitsu, sifu David Lebron, Chinese kung- fu, Grandmaster Aaron Banks Martial arts Goju karate.
He also studied Chinese gung fu martial arts 7 Star Praying Mantis, mot street Chinatown. Shotokan Karate, Tae Kwon Do, Wing Chun, Pa-ku Hsing Yi, Tai Chi, Korean Moo Du Kwan Karate, and many other arts. Gung Fu was not popular at the time since it was only taught to those of Chinese descent.
He was a martial arts champion since his early teens. In 1973, he won the Open Championships of Grandmaster Aaron Banks’ Oriental World of Self-Defense and later went on to win the World Kickboxing Championships, Universal Title belt for the Welterweight Division in Europe. He continued his studies martial arts present, jujitsu Atemi waza
He has also had the great opportunity and privilege to meeting later Gogen Yamaguchi from Goju karate known as "the Cat" and meet in 1965 with the founder of Aikido, Morehei Ueshiba.
Irving Soto is a 10th Degree Black Belt and founder of the Art of Jujitsu Atemi waza. He is a World’s Top expert in the Art of Atemi Jiu Jitsu. Soto has attained the title of Meijin-Wajusa as a Samurai.
Atemi strikes are aimed at key areas of the body: nerve endings, arteries running close to bone, organs, sensitive and vulnerable joints like elbows and knees. These strikes can be made with virtually any part of the body, open hand, fist, fingers, elbow, toes, heel, knee, even your head - all are viable tools for attacking an aggressor's key Atemi points.
Career
Taisho Grandmaster Irving Soto 1Oth Degree Black Belt COVER Red Belt World Kumite Champion
Founder of Atemi Aiki jujitsu
U.S.A & Japan Atemi Internatioal Ju-jujitsu Federation
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Introduction Headline:
Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto world Kumite Champion/
10th degree black belt cover red belt
About me
Gm Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships And the last person to be taught Atemi- jujitsu Aiki-jujitsu, he has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi jujitsu for the last 57 years; he has traveled all over the world to demonstrating his Techniques and been teaching the military arm forces like the army.
Gm Soto has been in numerous commercials such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show Live TV, Inside Edition, New York, Newsday, Barbra Sang live TV network show. Grandmaster Aaron Banks live martial arts Show the World Oriental Show for 45 times, and Hong Kong Television by Raymond Chow he has appeared in sports TV ESPN Sports Martial Arts Channel and the list goes on. He is a Actor has work movies in (Columbia Pictures)
My first actual roll as an actor was in Spanish speaking film by (Columbia Pictures called a cry in the city), the movies was release in New York in 1975. The film producer by Tony Betancourt Actors, many Spanish actors Luis manual, Irving Soto, and Rafael Pineda is a retired Cuban-American television news reporter and anchor for the Spanish language station WXTV, the Univision affiliate in New York City. Born in 1938 in Cuba, he later immigrated to the United States as an adult. , The film was show in movies theaters in New York City my roll in this film was a bad guy.
Gm Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community he has taught the special force over sea and the United States and the federal police, New York Sheriffs federal correctional facilities and NYPD tactical defense for DEA, FBI, US Treasury, as well teaching for the Navy, teaching for the DOD police academy and the department in Aberdeen Maryland. Soke Soto has received accommodations from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego, CA former Mayor Dinkins of New York City and Mayor of Hollywood CA Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commanding Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T Wright for his hard work in teaching the US armed force 2002.2003,2004, 2005, 2006. Irving Soto still teaching and training and working with the military to present Day 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010,2011, 2012,2013,2014.
Grandmaster Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships and the last person to be taught Atemi-jujitsu and jujitsu. He has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi Aiki jujitsu for last 57 years. He has traveled all over the world demonstrating his techniques and has been in numerous commercial, such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show, Inside and inside editions, Barbra Sang show New York live TV network, Aaron Banks live TV Show of World Oriental Show, and Hong Kong television by Raymond Chow. He has appeared in Sport TV, ESPN Sport Martial Arts Channel and list goes on.
Gm Irving Soto has received accolades from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego ca, former New York city Mayor Dinkins, And the mayor of Hollywood ca Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commander Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T. Wright for his hard work in helping the with the US Army.
I was born in Bronx in 1954, 1956 my mother moved to Brooklyn, New York at the age of 2 years old. One of my first professors that I trained with a Japanese man called Tashioshi, he taught in jujitsu. I received my black belt at the age of 11-year-old. Master Tashioshi took me to Japan, I competed at internationals martial arts tournament Kata and weapons forms, at the ages of 16 years old. I became the open champion. Tashioshi moved away in the early 1970’s, I continued my thirst for martial arts science knowledge of jujitsu.
I continued to further my instructions with a group of masters from Brooklyn New York City from
The neighborhoods that I grew up in Brownsville, in 1974, I was invited by the Japanese association to compete in the open kumite championship and in Japan upon winning the kumite championship. I was invited to the humble dojo of koshimitsu Yamamoto, I was asked to be under the guidance of Yamamoto to further my instructions in the advance technique Atemi Aiki-jujitsu.
I continued to further my instruction by traveling back and forth from Japan and USA. In 1990 I receive my 10th degree black belt in Atemi -Aiki jujitsu
wining the kumite for 8 times in roll, and for 8-years, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980 1981-&& && 1982
Grandmaster- Charlie Sparrow-jujitsu 2.Grandmaster- Rudy Jones-jujitsu 3.Dr. Moses Powell- jujitsu 4.Master Saigon Ellis Evans-ji koshimitsu-jujitsu 5.Grandmaster Master Danny McEddy-jujitsu -Nin jujitsu –kempo, Prof. Ronald Duncan, School of self Defense Grandmaster 7.sifu, David Lebron, Chinese kung- fu, 8, Grandmaster Aaron Banks Martial arts Goju karate. Sifu Chinese gung fu martial arts 7 Star Praying Mantis, mot street Chinatown
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Biography
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Biography
Introduction
Taisho Grandmaster
Irving Soto is considered the foremost authority Atemi Aiki jujitsu
World Kumite Champion /10th degree black belt.
Irving Soto is a winner of numerous championships And the last person to be taught Atemi Jujitsu Aiki-jujitsu, he has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi jujitsu for the last 57 years; Irving Soto he has traveled all over the world to demonstrating his Techniques and has been teaching the Armed Forces like the U.S.A military.
Irving Soto has been in numerous commercials such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show Live TV, inside Edition, New York, Newsday, Barbra Sang live TV network show. Aaron Banks Show over 45 time in the World Oriental Show and Hong Kong Television by Raymond Chow he has appeared in sports TV ESPN Sports Martial Arts Channel and Grandmaster Aaron Banks live martial arts show. Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community he has taught the special force over sea and the United States and the federal police, New York Sheriffs federal correctional facilities and NYPD tactical defense for US Treasury, DOD police academy and the department in Aberdeen Maryland and military army.
Irving Soto has received accommodations from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego, CA former Mayor Dinkins of New York City and Mayor of Hollywood CA Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commanding Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T Wright for his hard work in teaching the US armed force 2002.2003,2004,2005, 2006. Irving Soto still teaching and training to this 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014.
I was born in Bronx in 1954, 1956 my mother moved to Brooklyn, New York at the age of (2 years old). I started to train in the martial arts of jujitsu. One of my first professors that I trained with he was Japanese man called Tashioshi.
Tashiosh taught me in jujitsu; I received my black belt at the age of 14-year-old, and The first time I when to Japan
Master Tashioshi took me for a tournament in Japan. I competed in the internationals Japanese open tournament in Japan at the age of 16 years old, I won Kata and weapons forms. Tashioshi moved away in the early 1970’s, I continued my thirst for martial arts science knowledge of jujitsu.
I continued to further my instructions with a group of masters from the neighborhoods of Brooklyn New York City.
In 1974, I was invited by the Japanese association to compete in the open kumite championship in Japan upon winning the championship 1974. I was invited to the humble dojo of koshimitsu Yamamoto.
I was asked to be under the guidance of Yamamoto to further my instructions in the advance technique Atemi Aiki-Jujitsu. I continued to further my instruction by traveling back and forth from Japan to the USA. In1990.
I receive my 10th degree black belt in Atemi -Aiki jujitsu upon my teacher death. I won the kumite for 8- times in 8 years in an roll from 1974,1974,1975,1976,1977,1978,1979,1980 1981-World kumite champion.
I would like to pay my special thanks to some of the masters who took the out time teach me the martial arts science of ju -ju-jitsu, Chinese martial arts
Grandmaster- Charlie Sparrow-jujitsu 2.Grandmaster- Rudy Jones-jujitsu 3.Dr. Moses Powell- jujitsu 4.Master Saigon Ellis Evans-ji koshimitsu-jujitsu 5.Grandmaster Master Danny McEddy-jujitsu -Nin jujitsu –kempo, Prof. Ronald Duncan, School of self Defense Grandmaster 7.sifu, David Lebron, Chinese kung- fu, 8, Grandmaster Aaron Banks Martial arts Goju karate. Sifu Chinese gung fu martial arts 7 Star Praying Mantis, mot street Chinatown.
Grandmaster- Rudy Jones-jujitsu
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Biography
THE POWER OF ATEMI BY KIM YUSHIDO FROM JAPAN SOKE GRANDMASTERS IRVING SOTO
The art of Atemi was developed in Asia more than 400 Years ago, along with the science of acupuncture. The Chinese practiced the art of dim mak, or death touch. In Japan the touch of death is called Atemi. Atemi focuses on striking one of the 365 points in the central nervous system. It was valued as a treasure of the masters for many centuries. The art is so deep and complex that it requires a mastery of human physiology. To this day, scientists cannot understand why a single strike to the central nervous system can kill a man.
Ancient Tradition
By tradition, practitioners were not allowed to teach Atemi only a highly skilled master within the family could teach the art of Atemi. The bushido code required that a warrior must learn enlightenment and the five principles of earth, water, fire, wind, and void and that a warrior also acquire the five skills of accuracy, timing, ki or chi (internal energy), mind control, and instinct in order to become a proficient warrior.
As Atemi continued to develop through the centuries, the Chinese divided the art into 81 points; each point was based on one of the five elements or principles. Atemi continued to be tested for thousands of years in remote regions of China. As the Chinese and Japanese cultures continued to evolve and intermingle, the art of Atemi was passed to Japan. Soon the mystical science of mind was added to Atemi and its power went to a new level. Stories began to circulate around Asia about wise masters who could kill a person without touching him; this was Atemi at its highest level.
Other Systems
Atemi became extremely popular during the 15th century. At the same time, ninjitsu began to flourish and grew throughout Japan for the next four centuries. In the 16th century wing Chun was developed by a Buddhist nun. Both wing chun and ninjitsu incorporated Atemi into their systems, While other systems attempted to include elements of Atemi to increase and augment their techniques' potency in judo,
for example there are three major division. The third and final division is known as atemi-waza, ate waza, or simply Atemi. Jigoro Kano made atemi-waza, or vital point striking techniques, an important part of judo after learning them from gichin funakoshi; atem-waza is so deadly that it is not allowed in judo competition, and is taught only to high-ranking belts. Other examples of systems that use Atemi are Tatsu Tanaka,s modernized from of jujitsu calledgoshin-jutsu part of the modernization included an emphasis on atemi-waza.Yet another form of jujitsu known as Hakko -Ryu Atemi strikes and touches based on the principles of koho shiatsu kempo, too, emphasizes various methods of striking the anatomical vital points; However, very few people gained a complete understanding of Atemi, the true Atemi master went underground, becoming even more stringent and selective about the students with whom they shared their knowledge. By the 1940s, the complete art of Atemi was known only by one master, Grandmaster Koshimitsu Yamamoto, who had been taught by Soke SokakuTakeda. Grandmaster koshimitsu yamoamoto selected ten ninth-degree black belt out of 200 student to whom he would teach the Aiki jujitsu Atemi waza art.
Only one of those ten students was non- Japanese, an American named grandmaster Irving Soto who had been raised by Chinese in New York’s. This gave him an insight into Asian culture and intensive martial arts studies was possessed by very few non-Asians. Grandmaster Irving Soto tenth degree black belt/cover red belt, When Yamamoto died, he left Grandmaster Irving Soto as head of the international bushido federation, the first non-Japanese, to head the organization.
Grandmaster Irving Soto opened the first dojo in New York to make this wish a reality. Soto named his system Atemi Aiki jujitsu which stands for the life force, also known as chi or ki flow, that everyone possesses, ki flow is not only vital to physical health and generating power, it also permeates and enhances all facets of life, especially spirituality. The "do" stands for the way that an individual chooses to walk in life following in the footsteps of the masters such as Jigro Kano, Morihei Ueshiba, and Gogan yamamgucchi,
Grandmaster Soto broke from tradition and brought the most secret and powerful art from Asia to the west.
Grandmaster Soto, 56 years in the martial arts, which emphasizes the principles of honor, respect, and discipline, and because the Aiki jujitsu Atemi art Soto constantly reminds his students that power and humility are interlocking forces that balances each other.
To be continued.
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Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto world Kumite Champion/10th degree black belt cover red belt
About me
Soke Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships And the last person to be taught Atemi- jujitsu Aiki-jujitsu, he has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi jujitsu for the last 56 years; he has traveled all over the world to demonstrating his Techniques and been teaching the military arm forces like the army. Soke Soto has been in numerous commercials such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show Live TV, Inside Edition, New York, Newsday, Barbra Sang live TV network show. Aaron Banks Show of World Oriental Show and Hong Kong Television by Raymond Chow he has appeared in sports TV ESPN Sports Martial Arts Channel and the list goes on.
Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community he has taught the special force over sea and the United States and the federal police, New York Sheriffs federal correctional facilities and NYPD tactical defense for DEA. FBI, US Treasury, team for the Navy, as well as teaching for the DOD police academy and the department in Aberdeen Maryland. Soke Soto has received accommodations from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego, CA former Mayor Dinkins of New York City and Mayor of Hollywood CA Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commanding Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T Wright for his hard work in teaching the US armed force 2002.2003,2004, 2005, 2006. Irving Soto still teaching and training and working with the military to present Day 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010,2011, 2012,2013,2014.
Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships and the last person to be taught Atemi-jujitsu and jujitsu. He has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi Aiki jujitsu for last 56 years. He has traveled all over the world demonstrating his techniques and has been in numerous commercial, such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show, Inside and inside editions, Barbra Sang show New York live TV network, Aaron Banks live TV Show of World Oriental Show, and Hong Kong television by Raymond Chow.
He has appeared in Sport TV, ESPN Sport Martial Arts Channel and list goes on Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community. Soke grandmaster Irving Soto has taught the United States armed arm forces, and some of the police department around the county, New York City Sheriff’s, federal correctional officer tactical defense for DEA, FBI, US Treasury, Seal teams 5 and 6 for the navy, As well as teaching for DOD police academy in, Aberdeen Maryland, Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto has received accolades from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego ca, former New York city Mayor Dinkins, And the mayor of Hollywood ca Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commander Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T. Wright for his hard work in helping the with the US Army.
I was born in Bronx in 1954, 1956 my mother moved to Brooklyn, New York at the age of 2 years old. One of my first professors that I trained with a Japanese man called Tashioshi, he taught in jujitsu. I received my black belt at the age of 11-year-old. Master Tashioshi took me to Japan, I competed at internationals martial arts tournament Kata and weapons forms, at the ages of 16 years old. I became the open champion. Tashioshi moved away in the early 1970’s, I continued my thirst for martial arts science knowledge of jujitsu.
I continued to further my instructions with a group of masters from Brooklyn New York City from
The neighborhoods that I grew up in Brownsville, in 1974, I was invited by the Japanese association to compete in the open kumite championship in Japan upon winning the championship 1973. I was invited to the humble dojo of koshimitsu Yamamoto and to compete in the open kumite after winning kumite championship. I was asked to be under the guidance of Yamamoto to further my instructions in the advance technique Atemi Aiki-jujitsu.
I continued to further my instruction by traveling back and forth from Japan and USA. In 1990 I receive my 10th degree black belt in Atemi -Aiki jujitsu upon my teacher death I was awarded full Sokeship.
I won the kumite times in roll and for 8-years from, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980 && &&
Grandmaster- Charlie Sparrow-jujitsu 2.Grandmaster- Rudy Jones-jujitsu 3.Dr. Moses Powell- jujitsu 4.Master Saigon Ellis Evans-ji koshimitsu-jujitsu 5.Grandmaster Master Danny McEddy-jujitsu -Nin jujitsu –kempo, Prof. Ronald Duncan, School of self Defense Grandmaster 7.sifu,David Lebron, Chinese kung- fu, 8,Grandmaster Aaron Banks Martial arts Goju karate. Sifu Chinese gung fu martial arts 7 Star Praying Mantis, mot street Chinatown
Introduction Headline:
Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto world Kumite Champion/10th degree black belt cover red belt
About me
Soke Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships And the last person to be taught Atemi- jujitsu Aiki-jujitsu, he has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi jujitsu for the last 56 years; he has traveled all over the world to demonstrating his Techniques and been teaching the military arm forces like the army. Soke Soto has been in numerous commercials such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show Live TV, Inside Edition, New York, Newsday, Barbra Sang live TV network show. Aaron Banks Show of World Oriental Show and Hong Kong Television by Raymond Chow he has appeared in sports TV ESPN Sports Martial Arts Channel and the list goes on.
Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community he has taught the special force over sea and the United States and the federal police, New York Sheriffs federal correctional facilities and NYPD tactical defense for DEA. FBI, US Treasury, team for the Navy, as well as teaching for the DOD police academy and the department in Aberdeen Maryland. Soke Soto has received accommodations from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego, CA former Mayor Dinkins of New York City and Mayor of Hollywood CA Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commanding Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T Wright for his hard work in teaching the US armed force 2002.2003,2004, 2005, 2006. Irving Soto still teaching and training and working with the military to present Day 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010,2011, 2012,2013,2014.
Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto is a winner of numerous world championships and the last person to be taught Atemi-jujitsu and jujitsu. He has been studying and teaching the martial arts of Atemi Aiki jujitsu for last 56 years. He has traveled all over the world demonstrating his techniques and has been in numerous commercial, such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show, Inside and inside editions, Barbra Sang show New York live TV network, Aaron Banks live TV Show of World Oriental Show, and Hong Kong television by Raymond Chow.
He has appeared in Sport TV, ESPN Sport Martial Arts Channel and list goes on Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto is member of the law enforcement community. Soke grandmaster Irving Soto has taught the United States armed arm forces, and some of the police department around the county, New York City Sheriff’s, federal correctional officer tactical defense for DEA, FBI, US Treasury, Seal teams 5 and 6 for the navy, As well as teaching for DOD police academy in, Aberdeen Maryland, Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto has received accolades from former Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego ca, former New York city Mayor Dinkins, And the mayor of Hollywood ca Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army Commander Rodger A Nadeau, US Army Aberdeen Proving Grounds Colonel US Army Deputy Installation Commander John T. Wright for his hard work in helping the with the US Army.
I was born in Bronx in 1954, 1956 my mother moved to Brooklyn, New York at the age of 2 years old. One of my first professors that I trained with a Japanese man called Tashioshi, he taught in jujitsu. I received my black belt at the age of 11-year-old. Master Tashioshi took me to Japan, I competed at internationals martial arts tournament Kata and weapons forms, at the ages of 16 years old. I became the open champion. Tashioshi moved away in the early 1970’s, I continued my thirst for martial arts science knowledge of jujitsu.
I continued to further my instructions with a group of masters from Brooklyn New York City from
The neighborhoods that I grew up in Brownsville, in 1974, I was invited by the Japanese association to compete in the open kumite championship in Japan upon winning the championship 1973. I was invited to the humble dojo of koshimitsu Yamamoto and to compete in the open kumite after winning kumite championship. I was asked to be under the guidance of Yamamoto to further my instructions in the advance technique Atemi Aiki-jujitsu.
I continued to further my instruction by traveling back and forth from Japan and USA. In 1990 I receive my 10th degree black belt in Atemi -Aiki jujitsu upon my teacher death I was awarded full Sokeship.
I won the kumite times in roll and for 8-years from, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980 && &&
Grandmaster- Charlie Sparrow-jujitsu 2.Grandmaster- Rudy Jones-jujitsu 3.Dr. Moses Powell- jujitsu 4.Master Saigon Ellis Evans-ji koshimitsu-jujitsu 5.Grandmaster Master Danny McEddy-jujitsu -Nin jujitsu –kempo, Prof. Ronald Duncan, School of self Defense Grandmaster 7.sifu,David Lebron, Chinese kung- fu, 8,Grandmaster Aaron Banks Martial arts Goju karate. Sifu Chinese gung fu martial arts 7 Star Praying Mantis, mot street Chinatown
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Brief history:
Brief history:
Atemi Aiki jujitsu
The Power of Atemi by Taisho Grandmaster Irving Soto, Kim Yoshiro from Japan
Atemi was developed in Asia thousands of years ago. In China it became known as dim mak, (death touch) while the Japanese, called it Atemi jujitsu, a system of strikes and painful joint holds aimed at one of the central nervous system's 365 "pressure points." Paradoxically many of these points are also used in the healing art of acupuncture, which began its development at about the same time.
For many years it remained exclusively in China but as Chinese and Japanese cultures intermingled, the art migrated to Japan. The early masters spent many hours researching human anatomy in their quest for Atemi perfection. They toiled over anatomical charts and experimented on prisoners of war and criminals. They immersed themselves totally in this learning, committing to memory their secret knowledge, refining it as they progressed and keeping the secrets of Atemi within the confines of their immediate families or clans.
During the 15th century, the samurai warriors began to assimilate Atemi strikes into their systems of battlefield unarmed combat - the martial arts. Atemi strikes gave them several advantages: Atemi strikes require no flamboyant stances, no flashy movement, they are direct and decisive. The samurai could employ a fatal blow quickly to end a life threatening confrontation or a use a quick disabling strike that would render the opponent helpless but alive for interrogation. - Minimum power, little effort and maximum effect.
Various modern jujitsu, karate and ninjitsu systems employ Atemi strikes however; very few people have a complete understanding of the original art. The true masters were very selective about the students with whom they shared this knowledge.
Today's Atemi masters number in tens rather than hundreds. It's said that in their prime, the old masters could administer an Atemi strike without touching the body, a channeling of focused chi at one of the victim's vulnerable pressure points was enough. In some instances once struck, the victim felt nothing and then fell down dead several days later. Such is the stuff of legend...or is it?
There are a limited number of pressure point Atemi specialists who claim to possess this skill and many others who have witnessed their 'untouched' knockouts. It may be truth, myth or an assault on our imaginations. One thing is certain though, in the hands of a skilful practitioner, Atemi strikes can paralyzed, maim or kill.
The art of Atemi was developed in Asia more than 400 Years ago, along with the science of acupuncture. The Chinese practiced the art of dim mak, or death touch. In Japan the touch of death is called Atemi. Atemi focuses on striking one of the 365 points in the central nervous system. It was valued as a treasure of the masters for many centuries. The art is so deep and complex that it requires a mastery of human physiology. To this day, scientists cannot understand why a single strike to the central nervous system can kill a man.
Ancient Tradition
By tradition, practitioners were not allowed to teach Atemi only a highly skilled master within the family could teach the art of Atemi. The bushido code required that a warrior must learn enlightenment and the five principles of earth, water, fire, wind, and void and that a warrior also acquire the five skills of accuracy, timing, ki or chi (internal energy), mind control, and instinct in order to become a proficient warrior.
As Atemi continued to develop through the centuries, the Chinese divided the art into 81 points; each point was based on one of the five elements or principles. Atemi continued to be tested for thousands of years in remote regions of China. As the Chinese and Japanese cultures continued to evolve and intermingle, the art of Atemi was passed to Japan. Soon the mystical science of mind was added to Atemi and its power went to a new level. Stories began to circulate around Asia about wise masters who could kill a person without touching him; this was Atemi at its highest level.
Other Systems
Atemi became extremely popular during the 15th century. At the same time, ninjitsu began to flourish and grew throughout Japan for the next four centuries. In the 16th century wing Chun was developed by a Buddhist nun. Both wing chun and ninjitsu incorporated Atemi into their systems, While other systems attempted to include elements of Atemi to increase and augment their techniques' potency in judo,
for example there are three major division. The third and final division is known as atemi-waza, ate waza, or simply Atemi. Jigoro Kano made atemi-waza, or vital point striking techniques, an important part of judo after learning them from gichin funakoshi; atem-waza is so deadly that it is not allowed in judo competition, and is taught only to high-ranking belts. Other examples of systems that use Atemi are Tatsu Tanaka,s modernized from of jujitsu calledgoshin-jutsu part of the modernization included an emphasis on atemi-waza.Yet another form of jujitsu known as Hakko -Ryu Atemi strikes and touches based on the principles of koho shiatsu kempo, too, emphasizes various methods of striking the anatomical vital points; However, very few people gained a complete understanding of Atemi, the true Atemi master went underground, becoming even more stringent and selective about the students with whom they shared their knowledge. By the 1940s, the complete art of Atemi was known only by one master, Grandmaster Koshimitsu Yamamoto, who had been taught by Soke SokakuTakeda. Grandmaster koshimitsu yamoamoto selected ten ninth-degree black belt out of 200 student to whom he would teach the Aiki jujitsu Atemi waza art.
Only one of those ten students was non- Japanese, an American named grandmaster Irving Soto who had been raised by Chinese in New York’s. This gave him an insight into Asian culture and intensive martial arts studies was possessed by very few non-Asians. Grandmaster Irving Soto tenth degree black belt/cover red belt, When Yamamoto died, he left Grandmaster Irving Soto as head of the international bushido federation, the first non-Japanese, to head the organization.
Grandmaster Irving Soto opened the first dojo in New York to make this wish a reality. Soto named his system Atemi Aiki jujitsu which stands for the life force, also known as chi or ki flow, that everyone possesses, ki flow is not only vital to physical health and generating power, it also permeates and enhances all facets of life, especially spirituality. The "do" stands for the way that an individual chooses to walk in life following in the footsteps of the masters such as Jigro Kano, Morihei Ueshiba, and Gogan yamamgucchi,
Grandmaster Soto broke from tradition and brought the most secret and powerful art from Asia to the west.
Grandmaster Soto, 57 years in the martial arts, which emphasizes the principles of honor, respect, and discipline, and because the Aiki jujitsu Atemi art Soto constantly reminds his students that power and humility are interlocking forces that balances each other.
To be continued.
Brief history:
Atemi Aiki jujitsu
The Power of Atemi by Taisho Grandmaster Irving Soto, Kim Yoshiro from Japan
Atemi was developed in Asia thousands of years ago. In China it became known as dim mak, (death touch) while the Japanese, called it Atemi jujitsu, a system of strikes and painful joint holds aimed at one of the central nervous system's 365 "pressure points." Paradoxically many of these points are also used in the healing art of acupuncture, which began its development at about the same time.
For many years it remained exclusively in China but as Chinese and Japanese cultures intermingled, the art migrated to Japan. The early masters spent many hours researching human anatomy in their quest for Atemi perfection. They toiled over anatomical charts and experimented on prisoners of war and criminals. They immersed themselves totally in this learning, committing to memory their secret knowledge, refining it as they progressed and keeping the secrets of Atemi within the confines of their immediate families or clans.
During the 15th century, the samurai warriors began to assimilate Atemi strikes into their systems of battlefield unarmed combat - the martial arts. Atemi strikes gave them several advantages: Atemi strikes require no flamboyant stances, no flashy movement, they are direct and decisive. The samurai could employ a fatal blow quickly to end a life threatening confrontation or a use a quick disabling strike that would render the opponent helpless but alive for interrogation. - Minimum power, little effort and maximum effect.
Various modern jujitsu, karate and ninjitsu systems employ Atemi strikes however; very few people have a complete understanding of the original art. The true masters were very selective about the students with whom they shared this knowledge.
Today's Atemi masters number in tens rather than hundreds. It's said that in their prime, the old masters could administer an Atemi strike without touching the body, a channeling of focused chi at one of the victim's vulnerable pressure points was enough. In some instances once struck, the victim felt nothing and then fell down dead several days later. Such is the stuff of legend...or is it?
There are a limited number of pressure point Atemi specialists who claim to possess this skill and many others who have witnessed their 'untouched' knockouts. It may be truth, myth or an assault on our imaginations. One thing is certain though, in the hands of a skilful practitioner, Atemi strikes can paralyzed, maim or kill.
The art of Atemi was developed in Asia more than 400 Years ago, along with the science of acupuncture. The Chinese practiced the art of dim mak, or death touch. In Japan the touch of death is called Atemi. Atemi focuses on striking one of the 365 points in the central nervous system. It was valued as a treasure of the masters for many centuries. The art is so deep and complex that it requires a mastery of human physiology. To this day, scientists cannot understand why a single strike to the central nervous system can kill a man.
Ancient Tradition
By tradition, practitioners were not allowed to teach Atemi only a highly skilled master within the family could teach the art of Atemi. The bushido code required that a warrior must learn enlightenment and the five principles of earth, water, fire, wind, and void and that a warrior also acquire the five skills of accuracy, timing, ki or chi (internal energy), mind control, and instinct in order to become a proficient warrior.
As Atemi continued to develop through the centuries, the Chinese divided the art into 81 points; each point was based on one of the five elements or principles. Atemi continued to be tested for thousands of years in remote regions of China. As the Chinese and Japanese cultures continued to evolve and intermingle, the art of Atemi was passed to Japan. Soon the mystical science of mind was added to Atemi and its power went to a new level. Stories began to circulate around Asia about wise masters who could kill a person without touching him; this was Atemi at its highest level.
Other Systems
Atemi became extremely popular during the 15th century. At the same time, ninjitsu began to flourish and grew throughout Japan for the next four centuries. In the 16th century wing Chun was developed by a Buddhist nun. Both wing chun and ninjitsu incorporated Atemi into their systems, While other systems attempted to include elements of Atemi to increase and augment their techniques' potency in judo,
for example there are three major division. The third and final division is known as atemi-waza, ate waza, or simply Atemi. Jigoro Kano made atemi-waza, or vital point striking techniques, an important part of judo after learning them from gichin funakoshi; atem-waza is so deadly that it is not allowed in judo competition, and is taught only to high-ranking belts. Other examples of systems that use Atemi are Tatsu Tanaka,s modernized from of jujitsu calledgoshin-jutsu part of the modernization included an emphasis on atemi-waza.Yet another form of jujitsu known as Hakko -Ryu Atemi strikes and touches based on the principles of koho shiatsu kempo, too, emphasizes various methods of striking the anatomical vital points; However, very few people gained a complete understanding of Atemi, the true Atemi master went underground, becoming even more stringent and selective about the students with whom they shared their knowledge. By the 1940s, the complete art of Atemi was known only by one master, Grandmaster Koshimitsu Yamamoto, who had been taught by Soke SokakuTakeda. Grandmaster koshimitsu yamoamoto selected ten ninth-degree black belt out of 200 student to whom he would teach the Aiki jujitsu Atemi waza art.
Only one of those ten students was non- Japanese, an American named grandmaster Irving Soto who had been raised by Chinese in New York’s. This gave him an insight into Asian culture and intensive martial arts studies was possessed by very few non-Asians. Grandmaster Irving Soto tenth degree black belt/cover red belt, When Yamamoto died, he left Grandmaster Irving Soto as head of the international bushido federation, the first non-Japanese, to head the organization.
Grandmaster Irving Soto opened the first dojo in New York to make this wish a reality. Soto named his system Atemi Aiki jujitsu which stands for the life force, also known as chi or ki flow, that everyone possesses, ki flow is not only vital to physical health and generating power, it also permeates and enhances all facets of life, especially spirituality. The "do" stands for the way that an individual chooses to walk in life following in the footsteps of the masters such as Jigro Kano, Morihei Ueshiba, and Gogan yamamgucchi,
Grandmaster Soto broke from tradition and brought the most secret and powerful art from Asia to the west.
Grandmaster Soto, 57 years in the martial arts, which emphasizes the principles of honor, respect, and discipline, and because the Aiki jujitsu Atemi art Soto constantly reminds his students that power and humility are interlocking forces that balances each other.
To be continued.
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Joe Franklin is an American
radio and television personality who is credited with hosting the first
television talk show. The show began in 1951 on WJZ-TV and moved to WOR-TV from
1962 to 1993.
Known as "the king of nostalgia", Franklin's highly-rated
television and radio shows, especially a cult favorite to cable television
viewers and his long-running "Memory Lane" radio programs, focused on old-time
show-business personalities.
Franklin has an
encyclopedic knowledge of the music, musicians and singers, the Broadway stage
shows, the films and entertainment stars of the first half of the 20th Century,
and is an acknowledged authority on silent film.
He began his
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unknown local New York punk bands, self-published authors, "tribute"
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and has been featured in The New York Times, Newsday, The Wall Street Journal,
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for legendary broadcast legend Joe Franklin.
Joe Franklin is an American
radio and television personality who is credited with hosting the first
television talk show. The show began in 1951 on WJZ-TV and moved to WOR-TV from
1962 to 1993.
Known as "the king of nostalgia", Franklin's highly-rated
television and radio shows, especially a cult favorite to cable television
viewers and his long-running "Memory Lane" radio programs, focused on old-time
show-business personalities.
Franklin has an
encyclopedic knowledge of the music, musicians and singers, the Broadway stage
shows, the films and entertainment stars of the first half of the 20th Century,
and is an acknowledged authority on silent film.
He began his
entertainment career at 16 as a record picker for Martin Block's popular "Make
Believe Ballroom" radio program.
Among Franklin's own idols, as he
frequently told viewers, were Al Jolson, whom he literally "followed around" as
a teenager in New York, and Eddie Cantor, who eventually began buying jokes from
the young Franklin and whose Carnegie Hall show Franklin later produced.
Franklin would delight his audience with trivia about the most obscure
entertainers from past generations and equally unknown up-and-comers from the
present. His guests ranged from novelty performers like Tiny Tim, and Morris
Katz to popular entertainers like Bill Cosby and Captain Lou Albano to legends
like Bing Crosby, Charlie Chaplin, John Wayne, Marilyn Monroe, Cary Grant, John
Lennon and Yoko Ono, but also frequently included (sometimes on the same panel)
unknown local New York punk bands, self-published authors, "tribute"
impersonator lounge singers, and the like, giving the show a surreal atmosphere
that was part of its appeal.
Many of today's well known talents such as
Woody Allen, Barbra Streisand and Julia Roberts got their first television
exposure on The Joe Franklin Show. Others, notoriously shy of live interviews,
made frequent appearances on Franklin's programs: Frank Sinatra, for instance,
appeared four times.
Joe's Franklin's lovable and funny persona even
prompted comedian Billy Crystal to imitate him on NBC's "Saturday Night Live"
for four years.
In addition to his TV Talk Show, Joe appeared regularly
with Conan O'Brien. He's also seen on "The David Letterman Show," "Live With
Regis And Kathy Lee," and has been mentioned several times on the hit cartoon
series "The Simpsons."
Joe played himself in the
films "Manhattan," "Ghostbusters," "Twenty Ninth Street," "Broadway Danny Rose,"
and has been featured in The New York Times, Newsday, The Wall Street Journal,
The New York Post, and The Village Voice. He was recently honored by The Museum
Of Television and Radio.
We recently created a
special Joe Franklin Show YouTube channel
and are currently in
the process of uploading many of the hundreds of thousands of interviews Joe
Franklin has conducted. Enjoy!
Joe Franklin's Classic Interviews and
videos from "Joe Franklin Remembers ..." are also available on BLIP.TV.
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Aaron Banks Hall of Fame Banquet Highlights 04/23/2010--
First Martial Arts banquet that has taken place at the Waldorf Astoria in 1968, it continued to live on at the world’s most famous arena Madison Square, New York .
· Champions such as Joe Lewis, Jack Dempsey, Rocky Graziano, Rocky Marciano, Floyd Patterson, Joe Frazier, and of course, Mohamed Ali.
· Great Grandmaster Aaron Banks also brought Martial Arts to the public with his "Oriental World of Self-Defense" shows that played in Madison Square Garden for over 20 years via ABC-Wide World of Sports, NBC Sports world, CBS sports, and HBO sports, where millions of viewers watched.
· The 2010 Hall of Fame Banquet had wall to wall inductees and guests.
· Entertainment by the world famous Tarumi Violinists directed by Yukako Tarumi; "Suptacular" Burgess, one of the world’s greatest breakers, Grandmaster Irving Soto, and the magnificent “Queen of Cable" television host Ingred Leacock.
· Special tribute to Great Grandmaster William Mack, the 90-year-old Martial Artist who still can deliver crashing blows to concrete.
· 2010 inductees included Master Michael Dealey, 45 year Martial Arts Veteran and still going strong inducted as Chief Instructor of the Year Tae Kwon Do.
"True Martial Arts is alive and well. No matter what one sees on Television or Motion Pictures. The true celebrities of Martial Arts are right here now and forever. Let no one deny this. Long live those who are keeping true Martial Arts alive...You are the kings and queens of the arts.” –Aaron Banks July 26 2010 TaeKwonDoTimes.
First Martial Arts banquet that has taken place at the Waldorf Astoria in 1968, it continued to live on at the world’s most famous arena Madison Square, New York .
· Champions such as Joe Lewis, Jack Dempsey, Rocky Graziano, Rocky Marciano, Floyd Patterson, Joe Frazier, and of course, Mohamed Ali.
· Great Grandmaster Aaron Banks also brought Martial Arts to the public with his "Oriental World of Self-Defense" shows that played in Madison Square Garden for over 20 years via ABC-Wide World of Sports, NBC Sports world, CBS sports, and HBO sports, where millions of viewers watched.
· The 2010 Hall of Fame Banquet had wall to wall inductees and guests.
· Entertainment by the world famous Tarumi Violinists directed by Yukako Tarumi; "Suptacular" Burgess, one of the world’s greatest breakers, Grandmaster Irving Soto, and the magnificent “Queen of Cable" television host Ingred Leacock.
· Special tribute to Great Grandmaster William Mack, the 90-year-old Martial Artist who still can deliver crashing blows to concrete.
· 2010 inductees included Master Michael Dealey, 45 year Martial Arts Veteran and still going strong inducted as Chief Instructor of the Year Tae Kwon Do.
"True Martial Arts is alive and well. No matter what one sees on Television or Motion Pictures. The true celebrities of Martial Arts are right here now and forever. Let no one deny this. Long live those who are keeping true Martial Arts alive...You are the kings and queens of the arts.” –Aaron Banks July 26 2010 TaeKwonDoTimes.
DR.DARRELL R.SMITH FOUNDER OF AMERICAN JITE RYU.
KARATE SYSTEM,AND FOUNDER OF US INTERNATIONAL OF GRANDMASTERS & MASTERS SOKESHIP UNION.
CHAIRMAN AND FOUNDER DR. DARRELL R. SMITH
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PROF.RODALD DUNCAN;S DUSHIDO SCHOOL OF SELF DEFENSE W/PROF DR GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO
PROF.RODALD DUNCAN;S DUSHIDO SCHOOL OF SELF DEFENSE
Ron Duncan, was born in Panama(?-), he is considered a martial arts master and is a former US Marine. He is considered to be the father of american ninjitsu. [1] he studied karate under Don Nagle. he has also studied a number of different styles such as Judo, Boxing, Hakko Ryu Jujutsu, Dai-Nippon Jujutsu Ryu, Sosuishi Ryu, Kin Dai Gakko Ryu, Aikido, Aikijujutsu, Kempo, Kobujutsu (weaponry ) He has appeared in black belt magazine he combine his training to form his Way of the wind system which he now teaches all over the states. People like Stephen K. Hayes and Masaaki Hatsumi helped to popularize Ninjutsu in the United States in the 1970's and the 1980's.he was honored by having the title Professor given to him. Another point of note is he has amassed over 200 shooting awards.Ronald Duncan worked as a Private Investigator for Equifax Services Inc.
DAN MC EADDY GRANDMASTER
GRANDMASTER DANNY MCEDDLY
DR. ERNEST HYMAN
SOKE GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO W/ MICHAEL BLACKSON
MICHAEL JAI WHITE
GRANDMASTER RUDY JONES WASHI-RYU SCHOOL OF JUJITSU
Grandmaster Jhoon Rhee Worldwide Respected Martial Arts.
GREAT CHIEF GRANDMASTER RICO GUY
DON KING WORLD BEST BOXING PROMOTER GOLDEN COUNCIL MEMBER USA.
King entered the boxing world after convincing Muhammad Ali to box in a charity exhibition for a local hospital in Cleveland with the help of singer Lloyd Price. Early on he formed a partnership with a local promoter named Don Elbaum, who already had a stable of fighters in Cleveland and years of experience in boxing. In 1974, King negotiated to promote a heavyweight championship fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman in Zaire, popularly known as "The Rumble in the Jungle".[4] The fight between Ali and Foreman was a much-anticipated event. King's rivals all sought to promote the bout, but King was able to secure the then-record $10 million purse through an arrangement with the Zaire government
SHIHAN SEAGAL SEAGAL 7TH DEGREE BLACK BELT IN AIKIDO
Seagal, currently a 7th dan degree andShihan in aikido, moved to Japan in his late teens and became the first foreigner to operate an aikido dojo in Japan. He was trained by Harry Ishisaka and received 1st dan degree or Shodan under the direction of Koichi Tohei. He continued to train in aikido as a student of Seiseki Abe, Koichi Tohei (to whose aikido organization, Ki Society, Seagal refused to join in favor of staying with theAikikai), Kisaburo Osawa, Hiroshi Isoyama and the seconddoshuKisshomaru Ueshiba.
When Miyako's father retired from his job as an instructor, Seagal became the new head of the organization known as Tenshin Aikido in Osaka (affiliated with the Aikikai). Seagal is known by his students as Take Sensei. Seagal left his dojo in Osaka and his wife, Miyako being the care-taker of the dojo up to the present day. Seagal initially returned to Taos, New Mexico, with his student—and later a film stuntman—Craig Dunn. There, they opened a dojo, but Seagal spent much of his time pursuing other ventures. After another period in Japan, Seagal returned to the U.S. in 1983 with senior student Haruo Matsuoka. They opened an aikido dojo, initially in Burbank, California, but later moved it to the city ofWest Hollywood. Seagal left Matsuoka in charge of the dojo, which he ran until the two parted ways in 1997. He currently trains three students: Craig Dunn, Elliot Freeman, and Jorge Angulo.
When Miyako's father retired from his job as an instructor, Seagal became the new head of the organization known as Tenshin Aikido in Osaka (affiliated with the Aikikai). Seagal is known by his students as Take Sensei. Seagal left his dojo in Osaka and his wife, Miyako being the care-taker of the dojo up to the present day. Seagal initially returned to Taos, New Mexico, with his student—and later a film stuntman—Craig Dunn. There, they opened a dojo, but Seagal spent much of his time pursuing other ventures. After another period in Japan, Seagal returned to the U.S. in 1983 with senior student Haruo Matsuoka. They opened an aikido dojo, initially in Burbank, California, but later moved it to the city ofWest Hollywood. Seagal left Matsuoka in charge of the dojo, which he ran until the two parted ways in 1997. He currently trains three students: Craig Dunn, Elliot Freeman, and Jorge Angulo.
DR.MARIO HOFFMAN
FOUNDER OF AMERICAN KI DO RYU KARATE SYSTEM UNION VICE PRESIDENT
GM FRANK DUX MEMBER OF OF US INTERNATIONAL OF GRANDMASTERS & MASTERS SOKESHIP UNION.FOUNDER OF DUX RYU NINJITSU DUX FASST SYSTEM WORLDWIDE RESPECTED COUNCIL MEMBER USA. http://fasst.blogspot.com
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GRANDMASTER JASON R. VICTORY FOUNDER OF VICTORY SCHOOL
OF MARTIAL ARTS COUNCIL MEMBER USA.
JERRY FAST FEET FONLANEZ WORLD KARATE CHAMPION
PROF ED MCLACHLAN PHD-MA.DMA FOUNDER OF ET JUI JITSU. FOUNDER OF DORA RYU JIU JITSU WORLDWIDE RESPECTED. COUNCIL MEMBER CANADA.
GRANDMASTER ROBERT PANNETON FOUNDER OF BUDO RYU JIU-JITSU SYSTEM AND CANADA AMBASSADOR.
SOKE DR.JAGDISH SINGH KHATRI FROM INDIA
TAIMAK GUARNELLO
Grandmaster Chuck Norris Worldwide Respected Martial Artist.
Grandmaster Elton Trower Worldwide Respected Martial Artist USA.
TAIMAK GUARNELLO
GRANDMASTER DENNIS (SUP) BURGESS
GRANDMASTER DENNIS (SUP) BURGESS
ALFREDO TORELLA USIMAA.COM GM
DR.MOSES POWELL
DON WILSON
PROF. GHOLAMREZA GHOLAMI CEO IRAN.
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PROF WALLY JAY FOUNDER OF SMALL CIRCLE JU-JITSU AND KODENKAN JU-JITSU SYSTEM WORLDWIDE RESPECTED A VERY GREAT MARTIAL ARTS LEGEND PROF WALLY JAY PASSED AWAY MAY 29 2011 DIE AT THE AGE OF 93 COUNCIL MEMBER USA
THE LATE GRANDMASTER BILLY DAVIS 10TH DEGREE BLACK BELT W/PROF.SOKE GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO
TALISA SOTO 007 GRANDMASTER SOTO COUSIN
MASTER STEPHEN OLIVER
GRANDMASTER MAURICE ELMALEM BUDO WORLD1 MARTIAL ARTS MAGAZINE BUDO
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GRANDMASTER DR. ARTHUR PARROTT SENIOR ELDER COUNCIL MEMBER RETIRED USA. www.thesupremecouncilofinternational.com
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PROF ALAN KATES VICE PRESIDENT USA
GRANDMASTER IN THE SI-GI-DO SYSTEM. http://www.angelfire.com/ma2/sagido/TAPS.html
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JIM KILLY
JIM KILLY
GRANDMASTER FELIX VAZQUEZ CIRCLE OF ONE SYSTEM NIN-JU-TSU-DO
GRANDMASTER JOHN DENORA DAITO- RYU AIKI JUJITSU THE LATE DENORA W/ PROF.DR GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO
GRANDMASTER JOHN DENORA DAITO- RYU AIKI JUJITSU THE LATE DENORA
PROF. M. I. TIANERO OUR INTERNATIONAL AMBASSADOR AND PRESIDENT OF OUR WORLD BLACKBELT CLUB COUNCIL.
ALSO VICE PRESIDENT AND INTERNATIONAL UNION DIRECTOR COUNCIL MEMBER SAUDI ARABIA. www.womagroup.com
ALSO VICE PRESIDENT AND INTERNATIONAL UNION DIRECTOR COUNCIL MEMBER SAUDI ARABIA. www.womagroup.com
GRANDMASTER CHUCK NORRIS
GRANDMASTER MEXWELL NEW YORK CITY
CHIEF ADRIAN ROMAN
http://www.nativekenpo.com/about%20chief.htm
www.adrianroman.com
Grandmaster “Chief” Adrian Roman
The Chief has worked on the hit television series “Walker, Texas Ranger”. He is a songwriter and new author. His new book "The Apprentice Warrior" is about practical self-defense has just been released. He is currently authoring a suspense novel about the discrepancy and injustices within the Choctaw Nation to be published in the near future. Today, the Chief lives in Dallas, TX and offers personal instruction in Falammichi-Native Kenpo (advanced self-defense) and American Kenpo (Ed Parker System). Red Warrior/Tushkahoma, Master knife Defense and Apprentice Warrior System (practical self-defense),began studying Martial Arts with Grandmaster Adrian Roman, ‘Chief,’ as he is known throughout the Martial Arts world, nine years ago. Chief is a full-blood Choctaw. He was born in 1942 in an Indian hospital in Talihina, Oklahoma. In 1957 the Bureau of Indian affairs relocated his family to Dallas.
Chief was an athlete while growing up and went into martial arts as a young man, studying under masters in the field becoming a 9th degree Kenpo instructor as well as Grandmaster of Tushka-homma, a fighting art he developed to honor his native people. He is in several halls of fame for martial artists.
For 35 years Chief’s teaching has been an embodiment of the Choctaw word ‘falammichi” a word often translated as ‘defending’ but it means far more than that.
‘Falammichi’ also means repaying, restoring, refunding, renewing. The same word means one who practices falammichi. Chief teaches how to take someone’s aggressive grasp or punch and take control, repaying him for his aggression but only in order to return things to their proper place
www.adrianroman.com
Grandmaster “Chief” Adrian Roman
The Chief has worked on the hit television series “Walker, Texas Ranger”. He is a songwriter and new author. His new book "The Apprentice Warrior" is about practical self-defense has just been released. He is currently authoring a suspense novel about the discrepancy and injustices within the Choctaw Nation to be published in the near future. Today, the Chief lives in Dallas, TX and offers personal instruction in Falammichi-Native Kenpo (advanced self-defense) and American Kenpo (Ed Parker System). Red Warrior/Tushkahoma, Master knife Defense and Apprentice Warrior System (practical self-defense),began studying Martial Arts with Grandmaster Adrian Roman, ‘Chief,’ as he is known throughout the Martial Arts world, nine years ago. Chief is a full-blood Choctaw. He was born in 1942 in an Indian hospital in Talihina, Oklahoma. In 1957 the Bureau of Indian affairs relocated his family to Dallas.
Chief was an athlete while growing up and went into martial arts as a young man, studying under masters in the field becoming a 9th degree Kenpo instructor as well as Grandmaster of Tushka-homma, a fighting art he developed to honor his native people. He is in several halls of fame for martial artists.
For 35 years Chief’s teaching has been an embodiment of the Choctaw word ‘falammichi” a word often translated as ‘defending’ but it means far more than that.
‘Falammichi’ also means repaying, restoring, refunding, renewing. The same word means one who practices falammichi. Chief teaches how to take someone’s aggressive grasp or punch and take control, repaying him for his aggression but only in order to return things to their proper place
Grandmaster Ed Parker & Chief Roman
Grandmaster “Chief” Adrian Roman
GrandMaster Ed Parker and the King ELVIS PRESLEY
Dr. Grandmaster Gary Amen, Ph.D. I have been in martial arts since 1966, and I’m a 10th degree black belt in both Korean and Japanese styles. My main disciplines are Tang Soo Do, Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Aikido, Judo, and Jiu Jitsu. I was inducted into the World Soke Council in 1996, the Golden Globe Martial Arts Hall of Fame in 1998, the USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame’s Hall of Heroes in 2010 and 2011, and the Masters Hall of Fame in 2011. I also received my Ph.D. from University of Asian Martial Arts Study in 2011.
SOKE GRANDMASTER KEITH KUGEL
KYOSHI DAVID SOTO 8TH DEHREE BLACK BELT ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU
MWALIMU MKUU JUMA MASHABAZ
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USA ATEMI KI DOJO MARTIAL ART PHYSICAL FINTESS CENTER 9805 Prospect ave ste-d Santee, California 92071
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US Atemi Ki Do Dojo
Martial Arts Physical Fitness Center 9805 Prospect Ave., #D
San Diego, CA 92071
(619) 448-2118
1972-present
Hanshi Soke Grandmaster Soto, 10th Degree Black Belt
World Champion
Head Director and Chairman
of the International Martial Arts Federation, Atemi Jujitsu of the USA and Japan Grandamster Soto currently teaching at the following locations:
645 Columbus Circle
Between 91st-92nd Street
New York City
Aberdeen Proving Ground MWR
Athletic Center, bldg 3300
Grandmaster Soto has taught police and soldiers at Aberdeen Proving Grounds
1990-1997
USA Atemi Ki Do Dojo
252 W 31st Street, 5th floor
New York, NY 10001
(619) 961-8350
Soto-Ryu International Martial Arts Federation, in U.S. and Japan , Atemi-jujitsu and Aikijujitsu
Students that are members of the federation, and are training or have trained with Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto, from 1973 to the present.
U.S.A ATEMI KI DO DOJO
9805 PROSPECT AVE SANTEE, CA 92071
Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto 10th degree black belt
Atemi Aiki -jujitsu 8-time world kumite champion
Call today for information: 619 448 2118-
Come and learn martial arts of Atemi Aiki ju-jitsu with one of the top Grandmaster with over 50 year experienced in the martial arts. Prof Grandmaster Irving Soto hold a 10th degree black belt, is a world champion; a personal trainer so come on in and get in workout," (get in the best shape of your life);" learn martial arts with some of the best instructors, Our personal trainer, our instructors are experienced, fun to work with, and completely professional. Our facility is located in the San Diego area.......The U.S.A ATEMI KI DO Ki DO/ DOJO /Martial Arts Physical Fitness’ Center 9805 prospect ave ste-d in Santee; CA 92071.
Our facility: features state-of-the-art equipment, beautiful training and consultation areas, and is clean and comfortable.
Hope to see you soon! So call today for information: 619 448-2118
U.S.A ATEMI KI DO DOJO
9805 PROSPECT AVE SANTEE, CA 92071
Soke Grandmaster Irving Soto 10th degree black belt
Atemi Aiki -jujitsu; 8-time world kumite champion
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Come and learn martial arts of Atemi Aiki ju-jitsu with one of the top Grandmaster with over 50 year experienced in the martial arts. Prof Grandmaster Irving Soto hold a 10th degree black belt, is a world champion; a personal trainer so come on in and get in workout," (get in the best shape of your life);" learn martial arts with some of the best instructors, Our personal trainer, our instructors are experienced, fun to work with, and completely professional. Our facility is located in the San Diego area.......The U.S.A ATEMI KI DO Ki DO/ DOJO /Martial Arts Physical Fitness’ Center 9805 prospect ave ste-d in Santee; CA 92071.
Our facility: features state-of-the-art equipment, beautiful training and consultation areas, and is clean and comfortable.
Hope to see you soon! So call today for information: 619 448-2118
TAISHO PROF.GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO 10TH DEGREE BLACK BELT/ MASTERS STUDENTS PHOTOS OF U.S.A & Japan atemi International Ju-jujitsu Federation
KYOSHI DAVID SOTO 8TH DEHREE BLACK BELT (honorary) ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU
MOST TEST 2012
W/ BROTHER TAISHO PROF GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO 10TH DEGREE BLACK BELT
KYOSHI DAVID 8TH DEGREE BLACK BELT/ ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU
MASTER STACY GRADSON 7TH DEGREE BLACK BELT/ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU (honorary) MOST TEST
MASTER RICKEY PAIN CHAMPION ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU NEW YORK CITY( 7th degree black belt
most test) 2012
MASTER DARRELL GAHAM 7TH DEGREE BLACK BELT /ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU(honorary)
most test 2012
MASTER STEPHEN TAYLOR 7TH DEGREE BLACK BELT / ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU(honorary) /
most test 2012
Master Stephen Taylor has been Training With
Soke GrandMaster Soto for the past 21 years .
In this time becoming GM Soto’s top student &
reaching the level of 7th Degree Black Belt. he’s
been inducted in The World Martial Arts Hall
of Fame 3 times , Has done numerous Demos
across the United States including Madison
Square Garden in NYC
. Master Stephen
Now teaches For Soke gm soto in NYC . with his
Acrobatics , Extreme Techniques and an intense
Power work out , Master stephen is considered
to be the martial artist / instructor for the
next generation to come.
.
Soke GrandMaster Soto for the past 21 years .
In this time becoming GM Soto’s top student &
reaching the level of 7th Degree Black Belt. he’s
been inducted in The World Martial Arts Hall
of Fame 3 times , Has done numerous Demos
across the United States including Madison
Square Garden in NYC
. Master Stephen
Now teaches For Soke gm soto in NYC . with his
Acrobatics , Extreme Techniques and an intense
Power work out , Master stephen is considered
to be the martial artist / instructor for the
next generation to come.
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Angelo Sorrenti. 6th degree black belt in Atemi Aiki jujitsu train stared with Prof Dr.Grandmaster Irving Soto 9-time world kumite champion 10th degree black belt 1991 persent time MOST TEST 3012
I know all you readers are in a rush to read. Before I word-out my questions for Angelo. I need you to take off your Rose Colored Glasses, because we know the lies and he knows the truth.
A seventh-degree black belt and New York State kickboxing champion, Angelo has practiced martial arts since the age of 3. As a trainer, he is known for his ability to return any body to its natural metabolic state and sculpt it into perfect form through strength, resistance and cardio training. studying nutrition and physical education in Italy, he devised the Angelo Sorrenti Integral Advanced Manipulation program (AS I AM). While he is quick to point out that he is not a doctor—"I don't have a Ph.D. in pathology," Angelo says—AS I AM is fast becoming the program du jour of the city's body-conscious fashionistas.(www.angelosorrenti.com)
I know all you readers are in a rush to read. Before I word-out my questions for Angelo. I need you to take off your Rose Colored Glasses, because we know the lies and he knows the truth.
A seventh-degree black belt and New York State kickboxing champion, Angelo has practiced martial arts since the age of 3. As a trainer, he is known for his ability to return any body to its natural metabolic state and sculpt it into perfect form through strength, resistance and cardio training. studying nutrition and physical education in Italy, he devised the Angelo Sorrenti Integral Advanced Manipulation program (AS I AM). While he is quick to point out that he is not a doctor—"I don't have a Ph.D. in pathology," Angelo says—AS I AM is fast becoming the program du jour of the city's body-conscious fashionistas.(www.angelosorrenti.com)
TAISHO PROF GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO W/ DAVID MCHENRY/6TH DEGREE BLACK BELT/ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU( most test) 2012
MASTER JAMES SCOTT 6TH DEGREE BLACK BELT (honorary)/ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU
(most test )2012
SHIHAN CHARLES TORRES TH DEGREE 6 BLACK BELT /ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU
(honorary MOST TEST 2012
SHIHAN WAYNE COLLINS 5TH DEGREE BLACK BELT ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU JUJITSU 15 YEARS STUDENTS MOST TEST W/SOKE GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO MOST TEST 2012
SHIHAN WAYNE COLLINS 5TH DEGREE BLACK BELT ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU JUJITSU 15 YEARS STUDENTS W/SOKE GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO PHOTOS MASTER DAVID MCHENRY AND
MASTER DESIREE KAY THOMAS/ 5TH DEGREE BLACK BELT/ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU MOST TEST IN
SHIHAN CHRIS VASQUEZ UKE 5TH DEGREE BLACK BELT (honorary)/ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU
(MOST TEST) IN 2012
STUDENTS GRANT HANKINSON ATEMI AIKI JUJITSU UNDER SOKE GRANDMASTER IRVING SOTO
STUDENT GRANT HANKINSON IN THE MIDDIE SHIHAN WAYNE COLLINS
STUDENT GRANT HANKINSON /WRED
STUDENT GRANT HANKINSON W/RED
MASTER ANDY CASTRO 7 TH DEGREE BLACK BELT MOST TEST THIS YEAS 2012
