Instructors

Kyoshi / Dr Barry Packham

He began by studying Shotokan karate with visiting American karate-ka Donn Draeger, and later Australian based USKA stylist Wayne Williamson.

Kyoshi / Dr Barry Packham

Kyoshi Percy Johnson

Kyoshi Johnson started formal karate training in 1970. Earned a Shodan in Okinawa Isshinryu Karate and a Sandan in Hawaiian Kujukempo Karate.

Kyoshi Percy Johnson

Hanshi Jeff Ader

Hanshi Ader began training in June 1970 under Alfred Gossett in Goshin Do Karate and Jiu Jitsu. After 20 years of study Hanshi Ader was promoted to 5th Dan in June of 1990, shortly before converting to Kenshin Kan.
Hanshi Jeff Ader

Kyoshi John Shipes

Kyoshi John Shipes began his formal martial arts training in 1978 under Master Roy Kurban in Tae Kwon Do, and trained there for about 4 years.

Hanshi John shipes

Shihan Fransico Aguilar

Shihan Aguilar started his karate training in 1970 while stationed in Hawwaii and then switch to Shotokan Karate while in Yuma Arizona from 1973 to 1975.

Shihan Fransico Aguilar

Shihan Craig Hodgkins

Shihan Hodgkins started training in 1973 in Goju Kai Karate Do under Paul Landry and in 1982 he trained in Shorin Ryu Kenbukan under Shihan Uezu Yazu.

Shihan Craig Hodgkins

Sensei Wayne Reddrop

Sensei Wayne Reddrop commenced training in 1973 in the art of Judo, training for two years at the Ararat Y.M.C.A. In 1978 he started his training in Kenshin Kan.

Sensei Wayne Reddrop

Sensei Gary Oliver

Gary began martial arts training in 1964 at the Ballarat Judo Club in Victoria, Australia. In 1973 he followed Kyoshi Barry Packham into Shorin Ryu Matsumura Sieto.

Sensei Gary Oliver

Sensei Jerry DeVries

Sensei DeVries began his Karate training in 1990 in Okinawa Japan and has continued to train in Okinawa all this time.

Sensei Jerry DeVries