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A.T.A.M.A. 2000'S NATIONAL CONVENTION
and TRAINING CONFERENCE INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHIES!

Professor Ken Eddy
Danzan Ryu Jujitsu

Professor Ken Eddy started his martial arts career in 1964  when he began the study of Kukishin Ryu JuJitsu with Shidoshi Robert Osmond. After training for six and a half years, he started the intriguing art of Chinese Pau Kua under the tutelage of Master Samuel Lee Wong. After 2 and a half years, Master Wong went back to Hong Kong and Sensei Eddy moved on to Danzan Ryu JuJitsu. Totally intrigued by this style of the martial arts, Professor Eddy trained daily and found the most diverse system of jujitsu in practice today. 

Professor Eddy has studied with some of the systems original students and has received "KaidenSho" certification from Shihan Sig Kufferath (deceased), one of Master Okazaki's original students and a Judan in Danzan Ryu JuJitsu. Professor Eddy has also studied with Professor "Bud" Estes (deceased), Professor Antone Gonzales, Professor Jack Wheat, Professor Carl Beaver (deceased), Professor William Montero (deceased) and Professor Wally Jay. All were original students of Master Henry S. Okazaki.

Professor Eddy is currently under the directorship and guidance of Professor Francisco Limbago, Judan and President of the American JuJitsu Institute. Professor Eddy has a Bachelor Degree in alternative medicine and a Doctorial certificate from the Institute of Oriental Medicine in traditional medicine, Seifukujutsu. Sensei Eddy currently teaches jujutsu in his school "Mizu Shin Tao" (Japanese & Chinese sp.), where he also teaches oriental therapeutic techniques. Professor Eddy also teaches Oriental medicine through the University system; Oriental massage therapy techniques as well as traditional medical application.

To contact Sensei Eddy email him at:
mizumagic@worldnet.att.net