2010 Combat Hapkido Seminar: We will be hosting the 2010 Combat Hapkido Seminar with Grand Master John Pellegrini from Friday, October 29^th through Sunday, October 31^st . This will be Grand Master Pellegrini's only seminar held in South Florida this year, so be sure to register early. This seminar always fills up very fast and space will be limited.

Come and train with a true martial arts pioneer and the founder of the style we train in. This seminar is open to ages 14 years and older, previous experience is not required. GMP will be covering a variety of subjects at this year’s seminar, including short stick defense, knife defense, and hand-gun defense, as well as transitional flowing and balance disruption.

We look forward to seeing you here for this wonderful annual event. Flyers and additional information are available here at the school. To get the most bang for your training buck be sure to register before the October 17^th early registration deadline!

Your Peak Performance competition team did an awesome job in Orlando at the 2010 USAT Jr. Olympics.  A big congratulations to Aiden Baldwin, Sebastian Geist, and Steve Rosenberg for winning Gold Medals in their divisions.  They all fought incredibly and deserved their prizes. Other team members won medals and had some great fights.  The team trained very hard all year and they proved that Peak is number one!  Next year's Jr. Olympics will be in San Jose, California.

We are very excited that in January of 2009, Self Defense America of Coral Springs became the newest location for Peak Performance.  Peak Performance is an elite training system created by Olympic Medalist, Juan Moreno.  Juan Moreno is a coach for the USA Olympic Tae Kwon Do team and he operates a training facility in Miami as well.  Coach Moreno has several Peak Performance facilities throughout the country, and thanks to his relationship with our own Master Beneby, we will enjoy the benefits of the Peak Performance program.  This will propel our competition team to an Olympic training level.  Thank you Coach Moreno, Master Beneby, Master Baldwin, and Master Doty for making this possible.