Nation watches as martial arts help former Jersey City Marine beat PTSDWhen Jersey City native and former Marine Robert Consulmagno couldn’t find his way, his commitment to Brazilian jiujitsu allowed him to battle through his demons and rebuild his life. Now he strives to not only be the best martial artist he can be, but to also spread his message of hope and renewal to other people in need, particularly veterans.
Wyandotte Martial Arts celebrating 40 year anniversaryClick thumbnails to enlarge Wyandotte Martial Arts opened its doors at 524 Oak St. 40 years ago this month. A celebratory open house was held last Saturday to introduce students to the courses the establishment has to offer. The club was started in 1975 as the Wyandotte Aikido and Karate Club by Master Gary Hasson.
Aikido fighters discuss philosophy of the martial art at 50-year celebrations in MelbourneIt didn’t feel right at first. Linda Godfrey wasn’t used to being handled, grabbed and hit by men. Yet for 10 years, she remained the sole female aikido fighter, surrounded by male attackers.
Local man inducted into Martial Arts Hall of FameBailey didn’t have time to think about future honors during the years he spent training his fellow police officers on how to make panther- fast moves that could save a life. “All the hard work, all the years – you never know if anybody’s paying attention,” Bailey said.
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