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Escambia Martial Arts Holds Black Belt Event
May 1, 2014
Escambia Martial Arts in Cantonment recently held their first black belt event.
Devan Chea, Dylan Lambert, Glendine Jones, John Thomas were promoted to 1st Dan in the art of Kyuki-do. Ryan Corbitt advanced to 2nd Dan inf Kyuki-do, andMichael Jones was promoted to 3rd Dan.
Kyuki-do is a mixed martial art of defense that combines the elements of different arts that makes up a complete system.
Pictured are: (front, L-R) Master Rick Bjorkquist, Devan Chea, Grand Master Ok Hyung Kim, Dylan Lambert, Master Jeff Kim, (second row) Master Holden, Ryan Corbitt, Michael Jones, Glendine Jones and John Thomas. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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