Thread: Historic Double Impact Seminar Jeet Kune Do & Tactical Hapkido

North East, PA - Double Impact Seminar - June 27th 2009

Date: June 27th 2009
Time: Starts 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Location: 2025 Orchard Beach Road North East Pennsylvania 16428
Presenter: Tactical Hapkido Alliance and Jeet Kune Do Association
Fee: $80 pre-reg. $95.00 at the door (Cash Only)
Register and pay online: CLICK HERE

Details of Seminar:

ON JUNE 27th 2009 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM

This will be an action packed historic event where two Grandmasters will train you, with participants having lunch provided and afterwards a cook out where all participants can enjoy comradely in the martial arts and hang out around the bond fire! Which is all included in the seminar costs!

Professor Gary Dill will train you in the dynamic trapping in Jeet Kune Do, then taking the Jeet Kune Do trapping skills; Grandmaster Barry Rodemaker will train you in devastating Hapkido joint destruction and Hapkido’s brutal takedowns!

This event is open to all martial artists!

Grandmaster Professor Gary Dill, who has the rare honor of being one of the few original students who trained in Bruce Lee's Oakland branch school while Bruce Lee was still alive and one of the few students of James Lee who was asked to carry on the knowledge of Jeet Kune Do.

Grandmaster Barry Rodemaker has been inducted in 12 Martial Arts Hall of Fames and holds multiple 8th black belt ranks in several organizations. And is the founder of the Tactical Hapkido Alliance, officially registered by the International Black Belt Organization.

As for family members who would like a small vacation while you participate in the seminar, we would like to note that the largest indoor water park (Splash Lagoon) east of the Mississippi River is in Erie not to far from the seminar location. But it books up quick so if you are planning to stay here reserve your room as soon as possible.

No, that event was something completely different, different place and member organizations.

This place is located in a conference hall near Erie PA and not at a dojo due to the volume of expected participants coming in around the country there wouldn’t be enough space in a dojo.

In May, Professor Dill will be on the Tactical Hapkido’s Podcast show explaining his background, training, stories and, not to mention, highlighting this event.

Watch for it at: Tactical Hapkido's Blog