Grandmasters Handbook
...and, we have not even to find the path ourselves, for we have all the heroes of all the ages that have gone before to show us the way…”
Joseph Campbell
Noted Anthropologist
Wm & Mary College
This once in a lifetime pamphlet lists the biographies and martial arts credentials of the
founding members of the IFAAOBDFS. From the Ancestral Heritage to John Keehan aka Count
Dante, Grandmaster Doug Dwyer, Grandmaster Lawrence Day, Hanshi Frank Dux, Master Mike
Felkoff, Sensei Ashida Kim, Grandmaster Vic Moore, Grandmaster Ron Pierce, Grandmaster
Ernie Reynolds, Grandmaster Don Miskel, and Soke Stoffel van Vuuren. As well as the Mission
Statement, Grandmaster’s Scroll and Award. These are the men who established the standard of
martial arts excellence. Theirs is the example we must live up to.
"The American Branch of the ancient and honorable Black Dragon Fighting
Society was founded by the late Count Juan Raphael Dante and opened to public membership in
1968."
"According to legend the death touch/Tibetan Iron Palm strike was allegedly
administered to Keehan over his tendency to associate with well known western organized
crime figures, bringing dishonor to his clan. Nonetheless, with his death a young protégé
Frank Dux competed in Keehan’s place in the coveted and legendary Kokuryukai, Black Dragon
Society Kumite events. The event which forms the basis of the 1988 classic film based on
true events in the life of Frank Dux, Bloodsport."
"Grandmaster Lawrence Day began his Martial Arts journey with the Black Dragon Fighting
Society under Count Dante whose real name was Grandmaster John Keehan. Dr. Day continues
teaching and learning Tai-chi, Chi-kung and his passion, Chi-ma, or Fa-ching poison hand
for over 45 years."
"A third generation descendant of Covert Operatives Frank Dux possessed the network,
technical knowledge and experience to have built a highly distinguished reputation for
himself as an independent contract agent by successfully completing what many intelligence
agencies and film afficionado's describe as Mission: Impossible. In professional circles of
SPECWAR operators Mr. Frank W. Dux is often described as America's real life answer to
James Bond or Ethan Hunt."
"Vic Moore defeated every national champion that was competing during the 60’s and the 70’s.
Such greats as Mike Foster, Chuck Norris, Fred Wren, Glenn Keeney, James Hawkes, and Jim
Kelly just to name a few. Vic Moore points out that just because he beat a champion or a
champion beat him, does not take away the credibility of a champion. We are all still
champions he will tell you."
70 pages; 5 1/2 x 8 1/2; $19.95 + $7 Priority Shipping
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