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DO-NO-KAI PERSONNEL

The personnel of Do-No-Kai Martial Arts Temple changes constantly. Students often stay for years, studying one or more of the various martial arts styles offered. After achieving their martial arts goals, Do-No-Kai students tend to come and go, often returning "home" again to study and to share.

Do No Kai Martial Arts Temple Leaders - 2011 - ult

Current Do-No-Kai Martial Arts Temple Yudansha

Back row: Sifu Norma Lizbeth Perez, Simo Cindy Paul,
Middle row: Renshi Bernabe Lazcano,
Shihan Lonny Riddle, Soke Michael Heenan
Front row: Sensei Oscar I. Pérez Ruiz, Sensei Adrian Sandoval
Sensei Juan Jose Cerda Velasco, Sifu Arturo Pérez Grana,

The current top active Yudansha at Do-No-Kai Martial Arts Temple are pictured above. Sensei Sandoval and Sensei Cerda are responsible for the Temple's Ju-jitsu and Kobu-Jitsu classes, while Sifu Arturo is in charge of the Temple's Pa-Qua Chuan instruction, and all three teach Wing Chun Kung Fu. Shihan Riddle's time is generally reserved for teaching advanced techniques to his top students, classes in Tai-Chi Chuan, and more esoteric martial arts and related practices, such as healing arts.

 

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DO-NO-KAI MARTIAL ARTS TEMPLE
YUDANSHA PROFILES

Click the instructor's name below to see a detail page of their martial arts biography and journey at Do-No-Kai Martial ArtsTemple:

Shihan Lonny Riddle
Soke Michael J. Heenan
Simo Cindy Paul
Renshi Bernabe Lazcano Márquez
Sensei Juan Jose Cerda Velasco
Sensei Adrian Sandoval Romero
Sifu Arturo Pérez Grana
Sifu Norma Lizbeth Perez Meza
Sensei Oscar I. Pérez Ruiz

Do-No-Kai Temple is located in the rolling hills overlooking Lake Chapala, the largest lake in Mexico, just outside of Guadalajara. This well-established working dojo is referred to by the students as "the Shaolin Temple South."

The comprehensive martial arts styles taught at Do-No-Kai Temple are: Kobu-Jitsu (the art of weaponry), Ju-Jitsu (the Japanese "Gentle Art," from which both Aikido and Judo were founded), Wing Chun Kung Fu (a close-in Chinese boxing system), Tai-Chi Chuan (also known jointly as "martial meditation in motion" and "The Grand Ultimate Fist") and Pak-Qua Chuan, the sister to Tai-Chi Chuan. Do-No-Kai Temple offers instruction in all five styles. All classes are taught in English and/or Spanish.

Do -No-Kai Martial Arts Temple also offers customized martial arts retreats in your choice of subject, for groups or individuals.

Do-No-Kai class members inside the dojo, 2010
Do-No-Kai ju-jitsu class members inside the dojo, 2010

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