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Years of training: 6 yrs
Certifications:
1st degree Jr. Black Belt in The Filipino Kun Tao System (Self-Defense related
Martial Art);
2nd degree Jr. Black Belt under the Kar-Do-Jitsu-Ryu Karate Federation;
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Affiliations:
Member of the American-Filipino Kun Tao Federation;
Leading member of World Champion Team Bergamo;
Technical Assistant for Team Bergamo;
Member of the Kar-Do-Jitsu-Ryu Karate Federation;
Other Martial Arts Experience:
Self-Defense choreography, Aerial Kicks, Judo, Grappling, Kick Boxing,
Stick-Fighting, Bo-Staff, and Nunchukas.
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Personal Accomplishments
2003- "World Champion" Under 18 Black Belt Self-Defense- US
Open, FL;
2nd place Under Black Belt Creative Breaking- CT State Power Breaking
Championships, CT;
2nd place Under 18 Black Belt Breaking- Martial Arts World Games III, Columbus,
OH
2002- 1st place Under 18 Black Belt Breaking- Bay Ridge Dojo
Karate Championships, NY;
1st place under 18 Black Belt Self-Defense- Bay Ridge Dojo Karate
Championships, NY
2001- 1st place Under Black Belt Creative Breaking- Compete
Nationals 2001, CA;
4th place Under Black Belt Self-Defense- Compete Nationals 2001, CA;
3rd place Under Black Belt Self-Defense- U.S. Open, FL
2000- "Grand Champion", Under 18 Under Black Belt Self-Defense-
U.K.K.A. Karate Tournament, Torrington, CT;
2nd place Under Black Belt Self-Defense- Empire State Nationals, NY;
1st place 18 and Under Advanced Self Defense- U.K.K.A. Karate Tournament,
Torrington, CT;
1st place 13-16 Under Black Belt Fighting- U.K.K.A. Karate Tournament,
Torrington, CT.
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14 year old Associate Instr. Jonathan Hardwicke takes James Palmer off his feet
during Jon's World Championship winning Self-Defense routine, in the Under
18 Black Belt division, at the 2003 US Open World Martial Arts Championships,
FL..
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Associate Instr. Jonathan Hardwicke executes a split kick, one of his signature
breaking techniques. |
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Associate Instr. Jonathan Hardwicke executes a scissor kick
takedown to James Palmer during his World Championship winning Self-Defense
routine, in the Under 18 Black Belt division, at the 2003 US Open World
Martial Arts Championships, FL.
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