4th Annual New England Martial Arts Summer Camp

[Chris from CT]

4th Annual New England Martial Arts Summer Camp
Hosted by Shinko-Ryu Martial Arts Association

Sunday, June 13, 2004
Seekonk, Massachusetts
9:00am - 5:00pm

The New England Martial Arts Summer Camp is open to any martial artist regardless of style, system or affiliation. The purpose of this camp is to bring together martial artists of all styles for a day of learning, fun and brotherhood at an affordable rate.

Among the instructors that are currently scheduled are…
Steve Watson - Tai Chi and Pushing Hands
Raffi Derderian - JKD and Kali
Walter Robillard - Sword Techniques
Mark Abbott - Throwing and Falling
John Chartier - Gun Disarming
John Desorbo - Archery (Western)
Chris LaCava - Joint Locking
Joe Pomfret (Champion of “Xtreme Fighting 5”) - Brazilian Jujutsu

…and more to come.

There will also be classes in yoga and fencing.

Each session is about 1 hour and fifteen minutes and there are multiple classes during each session. So you always have a choice on what you would like to participate in.

Sign in starts at 8:00am
First session starts at 9:00am
Last session ends at 5:00pm

Cost is $75.00 per person (group rates are available)

Pre-register by June 1st and receive $10.00 off registration!

For more information please contact Raffi Derderian at [email protected]

Hope to see you there.

 

[Chris from CT]

Pre-register by June 1st and receive $10.00 off registration!

Correction:
Pre-register by June 1st and receive $15.00 off registration!

Oops. :idunno:

:asian:

 

[Chris from CT]

Just wanted to say hello to the Martial Talk members that were there, which included Kroh and others. The event was held outdoors and we lucked out with the weather. It was beautiful all day long. Next time, I have to remember the shorts! :flame:

There were some great seminars that that day and the ones that I was able to sit in on included Dan Bong work by John Chartier, Kali stick and knife drills by Raffi Derdarian, Israli knife work by Diane Chester and Japanese Jo work by Mike Werth. I have to say that the fencing seminar was a blast too.

Looking forward to next year. :asian:

 

[tshadowchaser]

Cris,
Sorry I read this thread way to late to get there. Happy to here it went well.
Any Pics?

 

[Gary Crawford]

I'm glad it went well! and so sorry I couldn't make it,I was looking forward to meeting everyone.Just another dissapointment.