OUR GUIDES

I started as a martial artist assuming that the 15 years of training I had been doing would be enough.  The lessons, skills and values I learned would prove to carry me far throughout the rest of my life until eventually I began teaching the very thing that was still teaching me.  But like most things time will either promote you or expose you and I began to see that I had learned more of what not to do instead of what should be done. This left me with a decision to leave the previous organization I was involved with and pivot realizing that the capability I had acquired through my previous training had given me opportunity as well as purpose.  I wanted to share my experiences with others who were willing to reciprocate so I packed up what I had in my car and began training people house by house.

I then risked it all and left what most would call a "financially stable situation" for something else more worthwhile.  With no support or guarantees I went down a path of self-discovery eventually finding a space that needed to be ready in less than 30 days.  The space where we currently reside is thus a physical manifestation of what was given then and what is required now.

Since then, I've trained a variety of individuals over the years most of which have been first responders and military. l began to learn quickly that training is negotiating and a tool to unlock the mind in order to prepare for things that are much more important than merely aesthetics .  I've dedicated my life to provide those who are willing the opportunity to sharpen the tools they already possess and add more to their arsenal.  I continue to practice that which allows me to be prepared and others that wish to join me in that practice will only enhance the experience.