PROFESSOR RICK CLARK

PROFESSOR RICK CLARK

Rick Clark was born December 4 1948, and commenced training in 1962. and currently holds rank in the following arts:

8th Dan in Ryukyu Kempo
7th Dan in Ju-Jitsu
7th Dan in Tae-Kwon Do
5th Dan in Chinese Kempo
5th Dan in Judo
3rd Dan in Modern Arnis
1st Dan in Hapkido His teachings and methods are sought after worldwide and he regularly holds seminars on Vital Points, Grappling and applications hidden in the traditional forms, for martial artists of many different systems throughout the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales, Belgium, Norway and Sweden.

Professor Clark has been active in teaching martial arts to federal, state and local law enforcement personnel around the country law enforcement personnel: federal, state and local. Professor Clark is a member of the American Society for Law Enforcement Training. Professor Clark has testified in U.S. District Court as an expert witness concerning police practices and use of force.

His dedication to the martial arts has earned him the commission of Kentucky Colonel by the former governor of Kentucky, the Hon. Wallace G Wilkonson. In addition, Professor Clark has been awarded Tae Kwon Do Instructor of the Year and the Outstanding Achievement Award from the Eastern USA Martial Arts Association.