Martial arts instructor, 80, has black belt, still kicking – April 02, 2015Dressed in a red uniform in a Lenexa, Kan., martial arts studio, Helen Dugan puts an opponent 73 years her junior in a chokehold, then throws him to the mat. Moving like a woman half her age, she pounces on top of him, pinning his arms.
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Retired martial arts instructor inducted into hall of famePak said he was surprised to learn he was being awarded, as most inductees to the Hall of fame are in their 70s or older, yet he will just be turning 67 this year. “He’s getting this recognition because he’s made considerable contributions as a teacher, practitioner and as a leader and contributor to the martial arts,” said Philip Martin, professor and chair of kinesiology.
Krav Maga: More than Just a Martial ArtBorn and brought up in the slums of New Delhi, Krav Maga trainer Franklin Joseph was exposed to violence in the street at a very young age. Perhaps, it were those rough days that made him learn the art of self-defence, particularly Krav Maga.
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