Pictures with some martial artists whom I've had the pleasure of
meeting/training with:

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<li> Danny Inosanto is the most vocal and visible among Bruce Lee's
students.  Taken during a weapons (knife and gun) defense seminar at
Detroit, Michigan.  <p><img alt="with Dan Inosanto"
src="pictures/santo.jpg"><p>

<li> Professor Wally Jay is the grandmaster of Jujitsu America. He holds a
10th degree black belt in Jujutsu and a 6th degree in Judo.  He has been
twice inducted in the Black Belt magazine Hall of Fame.  In 1962, Bruce
Lee sought out Wally Jay to learn how to add effective grappling
techniques into the martial art he was developing.  This picture was taken
during his 80th birthday. <p><img alt="with Wally Jay"
src="pictures/jay.jpg"><p>

<li> Jesse Glover (left) and Sijo James DeMile are both Bruce Lee's first
few students.  Jesse was actually Bruce's first student.  <a
href="wc-notes/demile.html">Sijo DeMile</a> is my teacher, whom I owe my
knowledge of Wing Chun Do from.  Jesse is well known for his chi sao.  
Sijo DeMile is world renowned for his (1 and 3 inch)  power punching.  
<p><img alt="with Jesse"  src="pictures/glover.jpg"><p>

<li> With Graciela Casillas-Boggs.  Acclaimed as one of the world's top
female martial artist, Graciela formerly held the World Karate Association
Bantamweight title and the Int'l Women's Boxing Association's Bantamweight
title.  She retired from competitive fighting undefeated with a record of
31-0, 18 knockouts.  <p><img alt="with Graciela Casillas-Boggs"
src="pictures/graciela.jpg"><p>

<li> Ernie Boggs is the first American to become a world champion in
Sports Jujitsu.  As a coach, he has produced more national and Int'l
Sports Jujitsu champions than anyone.  <p><img alt="with Ernie Boggs"
src="pictures/boggs.jpg"><p>

<li> Professor Don Jacob holds a 9th degree black belt in Jujitsu.  He was
honored in 1981 by the Canadian Martial Arts Magazine's Hall of Fame for
the best demonstrator in the world.  Jujitsu America honored Prof. Jacob
by inducting him into their Black Belt Hall of Fame.  <p><img alt="with
Don Jacob" src="pictures/jacob.jpg"><p>

<li> Professor Tony Maynard is a certified hand to hand combat instructor
for the United States Department of Navy.  He has a 7th degree black belt
from American Ju-Jitsu Assn., 6th degree from Jujitsu America, a 4th
degree in Isshinryu Karate, and a 2nd degree in Chito-Ryu Karate, and an
ikkyu in Judo.  <p><img alt="with Tony Maynard"
src="pictures/maynard.jpg"><p>

<li> With Al Dacascos.  Al was inducted into the Black Belt Magazine's
Hall of Fame in 1977 and Inside Kung-Fu Magazine's Hall of Fame in 1993.
Noted as being the Ambassador of Kung Fu to Germany, Al has earned a spot
as a top 10 fighter in the United States during the 1970s.  <p><img
alt="with Al Dacascos" src="pictures/dacascos.jpg"><p>

<li> Ed Melaugh is one of the Soke Dai's (inheritors) of Small Circle
Jiujitsu.  He was inducted into the Black Belt Hall of Fame in 1995.  Ed
won the Self Defense category in the first 1996 Sport Jujitsu World
Championships held South Charleston, West Virginia. <p><img alt="with Ed
Melaugh" src="pictures/melaugh.jpg"><p>




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