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1 FAMILY TREE KEISATSU JUJITSU Hanshi Da
FAMILY TREE KEISATSU JUJITSU Hanshi Dan O’Nan, Grandmaster Okkugi - Ryu Jujutus Tim White Sr,Founder of MLCAA 9 th Dan Victor Bulter (Alabama), 7 th Dan/Sr. Instructor Keisatsu Jujitsu Mike McElwain, 5 th Dan/Sr. Instructor Steve Coley, 3 rd Dan/Sr. Instr uctor Patrick White,Go dan/Instructor Steve Nasalle, Yon dan/Instructor Tim White II, Yondan /Instructor Mike Cruze, God an / Full Instructor Tony Nasalle, 2nd Dan/Assistant Instructor Peter Ketchum Jr., 2 nd Dan/Assistant Instructor Patrick Ketchum, 1 ST Dan Charles Lowry Jr., 1s Dan Robert Yonts, 1 st Dan Geoff Murphy, 1 st Dan Brandon Pate, Yon dan, MCJ/MLCA MMA Coach International Black Belts Colin Wee, 6 th Dan/Australia Grant McMaster, 5 th Dan/UK Glen Doecke, 5 th Dan/Australia Ray Pulman, 5th Dan/UK Stuart Anslow, 5 th Dan/UK Sifu Oliver Van Overbeek, 5 th Dan/Holland Sifu Rob Bohlsen, 7 th Dan/USA Tim Posynick, 5 th Dan/Canada Merielle Clark, 1 st Dan/Canada Robert Lawson, 7 th Dan/UK Affiliate Billy Ward Jr. , 1 st Dan USA Cris Reynolds 1 st Dan USA Zach Bennett 1 st Dan USA Keith Bailey, 4 th Dan, Crete Daphanie Ward 3 rd Kyu USA Jake Etter 3 rd Kyu USA 12 HISTORY: Keisatsu Jujitsu was developed as a training method for law enforcement personnel in 1978. This program was set with three (3) different levels, Beginning level for new students, Intermediate level or more advance students and Advance level or those students mastering the program. This program was set up to motivate law enforcement personnel in continuing their de fensive tactics training. This phase of Keisatsu Jujitsu was called Law Enforcement Motivation Self - Defense Skills. Tim White designed this program for those persons who didn’t want the traditional training . However, it was designed for those who interest ed in the self - defense training and the control violent subjects. Today Keisatsu Jujitsu is only taught by a handful of black belt instructors. Some of those instructors have incorporated it into their traditional martial arts systems. Keisatsu Juj itsu is a combination of Molum Kung fu and the Jitsu arts. Some of the techniques are fast and light like that of Kung fu, and others are hard and deliberate like that of jujitsu to include that of throws and lockup techniques. In 1983, Master White took his Kung fu system and combined his Keisatsu Jujitsu system and formed Molum Combat Arts. While

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stationed with the Army in Germany, Master White trained kids and black belts in this unique training method for both self - defense and sport alike. Master Wh ite has a long lineage in the martial arts. Molum Kung Fu: Master White’s Sijo, Master Felix Wong was his favorite Kung fu Sifu. Master Wong expressed to him that understanding is the key to success in the martial arts, and that you always have an altern ative. Master White’s classmates, Myron Fitch and Mark Driver, had different schools of thought on Molum Kung fu, and trained in different areas of the system, but the end result would be to be the best fighters and teachers they could be. Today the cha llenge is to learn the way you want to learn and incorporate the martial arts into your daily life and to feel confident and safe in the things you do every day. 1 Molum Kung Fu: Molum is an eclectic system with is a combination of Forms, Weapons and fighting from six various systems of Martial Arts. The systems are Wing Chun, Jow - Ga, Bak Mei, Choi li fut, Keisatsu Jujitsu, and 7 stars Preying Mantis. These systems are the base for the Molum Combat Arts system. Keisatsu Jujitsu: Keisatsu Juji tsu was designed to motivate law enforcement officers in continuing their self - defense training and give them a progression without going through the classical training. Keisatsu Jujitsu is a combination of Self - defense techniques, wrist locks, joint lock s, kicking and punching. Sparring is not the main stream of the fighting; however, reflex training is the key to self - defense and subject control. Keisatsu Jujitsu was also known as Law Enforcement Motivation Skills or LEMSS. Keisatsu Jujitsu was develo ped into a Martial Arts System when Master White decided that he didn’t have to use classical training to train those who wanted to train and still progress in a martial arts system. This system has rank requirements up to 4 th Degree Black Belt. The highe st Rank to be held in this system is currently 9 th Dan. Promotions to higher ranks depend on contributions to the art, teaching and dedication to the system. PROMOTION CEREMONY: (Under Black Belt) Upon completion of Promotion Test: Step #1: Trainer should assemble the class for promotion Step #2: Trainer Reads the Promotion Certificate Step #3: Students turns away from presenter, unties belt and drapes old belt around their neck. Step #4: Student steps in front of Trainer and surrenders old belt first St ep #5: Trainer issues and p

3 romotes student Step #6: Student retur
romotes student Step #6: Student returns to the class formation PROMOTION CEREMONY: BLACK BELT Upon Completion of the Black Belt Test: Step #1: Have candidates in a kneeling formation in front of Trainer 2 FAMILY TREE MO LUM COMBAT ARTS ALABAMA Victor Butler , 7 th Dan KSSJ and MLCA Chuck Calloway , 3 rd Dan MLCA BARTLEY MILLER , 1 ST DAN JACK SANDLIN , 1 ST DAN Corey Duane O’Dell Smith , 1 st Dan Mat Lawrence , 1 st Dan David Miller , 1 st Dan Affiliated Schools Hikaru Dojo/ S hihan Colin Wee Belfast Zen Judo Clubs/ Ray Pullman Combat Arts Academy/Renshi Grant McMasters Zen Judo Family UK/Kyoshi Gordon Lawson Brackley Free Style TKD Kyuktooki Twin Cities Molum Combat Arts Steve NaSalle One Strike Martial Arts Academy , Mik e Cruze Shotokan Karate Crete, Keith Bailey MBE Guardians of Defense Academy. Hanshi Robert Zellner Affiliate School Benefits: Affiliate Schools may apply for promotions up to 7 th Dan, become active members of the MLCA Honor Society, with all the privileges therein. They may recommend their students for the MLCA Awards Program. There is no cost, except for original Documents. See Fees. 11 MOLUM FAMILY TREE Bak Mei Taoist Monk Founder of Bak Mei Kung - Fu Gong Wie Sim See High Taoist Monk Sijo H.B. UN MASTER/LONDON, ENGLAND BAK MEI AND P RAYING MANTIS KUNG - F U Sijo NG YUI GRANDMASTER BAK MEI KUNG - FU Sijo FELIX TAK CHEUNG WONG , GRANDMASTER/FOUNDER , MOLUM KUNG FU Grandmaster Wes Ruiz Kiru - Do my First Martial Arts Instructor Tim White 9 th Dan Mark Driver 8 th Dan Myron Fitch 8 th Dan Mike Cruze 5 th Dan Vic Bulter 7 th Dan Rob Bohlsen 7 th Dan Fred Halsworth 3 rd Quentin Lowery 1st Dan Ken Joseph 3 rd Dan Danny Walker 1 st Dan Jerry Hill 3 rd Dan Charles Lowry Jr. 1 st Dan Mike McElwain 5 th Dan Mike Filer 2 nd Dan Thomas Bundy 2 nd Dan Robert Yonts 1 st Dan Steve Coley 3 rd Dan Christy Dixon Ron Richards 3 rd Dan Zach Bennett 1 st Dan Harry Furrer 1 st Dan Mark Driver Jr. Bruce Ogle 3 rd Dan Cris Reynolds 1 st Dan Patrick White 5 th Dan Jamal Santos Wayne Cottrell 2 nd Dan Steve Nasa lle 4 th Dan Dante Powel l 2 nd Dan M. Kreuzman 5 th Dan Tim White II 4 th Dan Tony Nasalle 2 nd Dan P. Ketchum 2 nd Dan Pat Ketchum 1 st Dan G

4 eoff Murphy 1 st Dan Brandon
eoff Murphy 1 st Dan Brandon Pate 4 th Dan, Jeff Davis 2 nd Dan Billy Ward Jr. 1 st Dan Daph anie Ward BRB Jake Etter BRB 10 Step #2: Trainer announces those students who pass the Black Belt test. Step #3: Trainer has promoted students remove old belt rank, while in the kneeling position. Step #4: Trainer has promoted stu dents place old belt in front of them on the floor. Step #5: Trainer has another Trainer read the Certificate of Promotion Step #6: Student then approaches the promoting trainer and faces the class. Step #7: Trainer then tells a little about the trainee Step #8: Trainer then presents the following: Belt, Certificate, Black and Red Uniform top (if applicable), and anything else the trainer wants to present at this time. All Students in this category are done the same way. ORGANIZATION Keisatsu Jujitsu will be based on the following values: Loyalty: Loyalty to family, friends and to your system Being Trustworthy: Telling the truth, and being reliable Leadership: Always set the example Defend the weak and defenseless Respecting both your classmates, frie nds, and instructors Keisatsu Jujitsu Positions and Officials: Director: The Head of the Keisatsu System, Official Rank of Master Trainer/ Hanshi 9 th Dan or above. The belt will be Black and Red Blocked. He will have the ability to promote, demote, or appoint honorary degrees of all black belts and instructors. Senior Trainer: Title Renshi, Rank 4 th , 5 th and 6 th Dan. Instructors at this level have the option of using the title of position or that of the Dan system. If the Dan system is used the belt will be Red and White with a Black backside to represent their status with the system. Optional Belt will be the Master Black Belt with a Red Strip e down the middle. Basic Trainer: Title Sensei or Sifu, for all Black Belts or Instructors in Ranks of 1 st t o 3 rd Dan. Instructors at this level have the option of using the title of position or that of the Dan system. If the Dan system is used the belt will be black with gold or red stripes to represent their rank. 3 A ssistant Trainer/Instructor: Title Sempa i/Si - Suk, for all 1 st Dan Black Belts and Advance Brown Belts in Instructor Development. Senior Student: All students with the equal rank of Brown Belt. Intermediate Student: All students with the equal rank of Green Belt. Novice Student: All beginning s

5 tudents and those equal to Yellow Belt.
tudents and those equal to Yellow Belt. Molum Combat Arts Forms/Katas Novice Form: Silumtao Intermediate Forms: Bak Un Dao Do Pak Mei Walking Form (Jik Bo) Advanced Forms: Flowery Fist Double Daggers Senior Forms: Sup Gee Bong Bo Ginger Fist Short Saber Form Masters Forms: Ga Ba Tui 4 Molum Combat Arts Rank System Novice Level 1 White Belt Novice Level 2 Yellow Belt Novice Level 3 Yellow Belt w/Black Stripe Intermediate Level 1 Green Belt Intermediate Level 2 Green Belt w/Black Stripe Advance Level 1 Brown Belt/Sis uk Assist. Instructor Advance Level 2 Brown Belt w/Black Stripe Sisuk Asst. Instructor Sr. Advance Level 3, ½ Brown, ½ Black Belt Sisuk Asst. Instructor 1 st Dan Black Belt Sifu/Sensei 2 nd Dan Black Belt/Sifu/Sensei 3 rd Dan Black Bel t/Sifu/Sensei 4 th Dan Black Belt Jr. Master/Renshi Belt Red/White, White worn up 5 th Dan Black Belt Master/Renshi Belt Red/White, Red worn up 6 th Dan Black Belt Master/Shihan Optional Black Belt w/Red Stripe 7 th Dan Blach Belt Master/Ky oshi 8 th Dan Black Belt Master/Hanshi 9 th Dan Black Belt GM Master Note: Sijo Wong 10 Duan (Deceased) Gold Sash. 9 Non Belt Ranking System for Molum Combat Arts: This is a Title System and it can be use with or without the belt ranking system . (For Kung Fu Systems Only) Level Title Student To - Dai (General) No Sash Jr. Student Si - dai (Novice)1, 2, 3, Green Sash Sr. Student Si - Hing (Advanced)1,2,3 Red Sash Si - Suk Assist. Instructor 1,2,3 Blk Sash w/ltrs Sifu Instructor 1,2,3, Blk Sash w/MLCA Rank Si - Suk Gung Jr. Master 4, 5 Blk Sash w/red fringe Si - Gung Master 6,7 Blk Sash w/fringe ltrs/Rank Si - Tai Gung Sr. Master 8 Blk Sash w/Red border Sijo Grandmaster 9,10 Gold Sash Associations International Alliance of Martial Arts Schools Martial Arts Association - International Lu Tran Kung Fu Association National Kempo Karate Federation American Jujitsu Federation Professional Karate Commission Cobra Martial Arts Assn. UK WOMA United States Karate Association 8 Directors Staff: Tim White Director/ Senior Master Tr

6 ainer/Founder of Keisatsu Jujitsu/ 9 th
ainer/Founder of Keisatsu Jujitsu/ 9 th Dan Molum Combat Arts/Master Instructor Molum Kung Fu Honorary Directors: Myron Fitch/8 th Dan, and Mark Driver/7 th Dan Master Trainers of Molum Kung Fu Victor Bu lter/7 th Dan Senior Trainer/Keisatsu Jujitsu/Molum Combat Arts (Dual Black Belt) Mike McElwain/5 th Dan Renshi Master Trainer/ Keisatsu Jujitsu Steve Coley/4th Dan , Senior Trainer/Molum Combat Arts (Dual Black Belt) Harry Furrer , Advanced Trainer/1 st Dan/Mo lum Combat Arts Steve Nasalle , Advanced Trainer/ 4 th Dan Keisatsu Jujitsu Patrick White , Advanced Trainer/ Godan Molum Combat Arts (Dual Black Belt) Tim White II , Full Trainer/ 4 th Dan Keisatsu Jujitsu Mike Cruze , Full Trainer/ 5 th Dan Belt Keisatsu Jujitsu M ark Kreuzman Full Trainer/5 th Dan Kempo Karate Tony Nasalle , Assistant Trainer/ 4 th Dan Keisatsu Jujitsu Jeff Davis, Full Trainer, MLCAA Minnesota Charles Lowery, 1 st Dan, MLCAA, 1 Strike School Robert Yonts, 1 st Dan MLCAA, 1Strike School Peter Ketchum Jr. , 1 st Dan, KSJJ Patrick Ketchum, 1 st Dan KSJJ Brandon Pate, 4 th Dan, Jujitsu, MMA Coach Billy Ward Jr. Asst. Instructor, 1 st Dan, KSJJ Cris Reynolds 1 st Dan, Instructor, KSGJJ Zach Bennett 1 st Dan, Instructor, KSGJJ Daphanie Ward 3 rd Kyu KSJJ Jake Etter 3 rd Kyu KSJJ Promotion Ceremony: All Trainers will have the authority to promote up to 1 level below their current rank. All Trainers will hold a promotion ceremony for all promotions and the results will be forwarded to the Director. However the Trainer conducting the promotion will maintain all student records. 5 Trainers will have the authority to promote without testing only if the student shows extreme knowledge and testing would be a waste of time. Trainers do not have to use the Dan/Kyu System for promotions. Trainers may develop their own certificate of promotion for advancements. However, Trainers may contact the Director and use the System Certificates. Promotion fees: All trainers may charge a promotion fee to offset any expenses for condu cting a promotion ceremony. The fees will be as follows: Novice Students: Maximum fee $ 25.00 /Yellow Belt and Sr. Yellow Belt Intermediate Students: Maximum fees 25 .00/Green Belt and Sr. Green Belt Senior Students: Maximum fee $40 .00/Brown Belt and Sr. Br own Belt Yudansha Students: $150.00 1 st Degree Black Belt, $175.00 2 nd and 3 rd Dans, $250.00 all Senior Dan Promotions Effective 1 Sep

7 tember 2011. Although these fees are s
tember 2011. Although these fees are set at the maximum charge, Trainers are not obligated to use them. Trainers who want system certificates from the Director will forward a 10.00 for each student promoted. All trainers will keep and maintain a system (family tree) of all advance students and above, and they will forward it to the Director every year. 6 U niforms: Keisatsu Trainers, Instructors and students may wear any commercial form of Martial Arts Uniform. The uniform must be consistent for their entire school or class. However, trainers do not have to have their student’s train in a uniform at all. Special Note: All Trainers holding the rank of Brown Belt or above may wear mixed uniform or uniform with red trim. Molum Combat Arts Traditional Instructor Uniform is Black with Red Trim. (Optional: Blue Top with Black Trim) Definitions: Keisatsu Juji tsu: Police Fighting Art Molum Kung Fu: The Way of the Martial Arts Forest MEANINGS OF THE MOLUM PATCH: Description: The American Eagle holding a Saber, Tonfa and Staff in its talons on a Royal Blue and Grey Ying and Yang. The Eagle represents Loyalty, Justice, and the liberty of all to grow. The Saber represents the defending of all in need, and the Tonfa and Staff represent the weapons of the martial arts. 7 Molum Combat Arts Association Schools SCHOOL CHIEF INSTRUCTOR COUNTY Molum Combat Arts Headquarters Si - Tai Gung Tim White USA Indiana MLCAA Alabama Kyoshi Victor Butler USA Alabama Warrior Way School SiGung Rob Bohlsen USA Indiana Jung Do Kwan Shihan Colin Wee Australia White Mantis School SiTai Gung Myron Fitch USA DC Area Dragon Fist School SiTai Gung Mark Driver USA Indiana First Strike School Renshi Mike Cruze USA Indiana Zen Judo Renshi Ray Pullman UK Wing Chun ASAP SiSuk Gung Oli VanOverbeek UK Combat Arts Academy Shihan Grant McMaster UK Defend You Academy Renshi Garth Barnard UK Makato Ryu School Renshi Glen Doecke Australia Twin Cities MLCAA Renshi Steve NaSalle USA Minn. Life Style MA Renshi Mark Kreuzman USA Indiana Kiru Do GM Wes Ruiz USA Kentucky Shotokan Belguim/Crete Renshi Keith Bailey Belguim Wing Chun P erth Sigung Victor Cordero Australia Guardians of Def. Academy Hanshi Robert Zellner Douglasville, GA Updated 01/06/2013 MOLUM COMBAT ARTS INFORMATION AND HISTORY MA