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Peter Mylonas, Shihan
· 6th Dan - Shihan · Chairman & Chief Instructor Kempo Ryu International Karate Organisation (KRIKO) · President / Founder Australian Martial Arts Championships (AMAC) & the World Martial Arts Championships (WMAC) · International Instructor of the Year 2004 Kumite World Martial Arts Magazine Hall of Fame · Kempo Instructor of the Year 1998 Blitz Martial Arts Magazine Hall of Fame · International Full Contact Karate Referee* (Japan) * Kyokushin IKO-Matsushima · Publisher / Editor Inside Martial Arts Magazine · National Technical Director & Chairman of the Australian Referee Board National All Styles (NAS) 2002-2005 · Australia's No. 1 - Referee/Judge (Full Contact & Non Contact) · International Karate Referee/Judge (Full Contact & Non Contact) · 1997 & 1998 Judge/Referee of the Year (NAS) · Australian Karate Champion (Full Contact) · Okinawa Karate Teaching License · Founder of Sydney Junior Games & the Australian Martial Arts Championships -AMAC · Japan graded / certified · 30 years Kempo Karate training · Australian Karate Coach - Kempo World Titles, Sweden · Australian Team Kempo Ryu Coach - World Titles WASO Australia · MBA graduate UWS
Shihan Mylonas is one Australia’s most respected Karate teachers with experience in tournaments, a former Australian champion in full contact Kumite (sparring), Kata & Self Defence . He regularly travels for Seminars introducing Kempo Ryu to different disciplines within the Martial Arts community.
Shihan Mylonas also travels across different parts of the world conducting seminars on Kempo Ryu, he is one of the most sought after instructors, he is 'invited' to attend; he does not have his own organisation conducting these invitations. This is a show of respect that he has earned over his time in teaching, competing and practicing his Kempo Ryu art.
Having trained in Japan, Europe and naturally his homeland of Australia, Shihan Mylonas now conducts teaching seminars in Europe, Asia and Australia.
Shihan Mylonas is one of the rare instructors that is invited to various Black Belt gradings in Australia. He and his team of Black Belts are asked by various different organisations to participate in these gradings. Known as some of the best full contact fighters Shihan Mylonas and his team of Black Belts attend these sessions as ambassadors of good, strong and traditional Budo Karate-ka.
With no doubt at all - he is Australia's number one (1) referee and judge of any Martial Art event in Australia, again he is sought after in this field. Known for his unbiased, quick and accurate decisions, he is known to be the ‘best of the best’. His control of all matches and the respect he receives from competitors gives everyone the comfort of knowing he is in control of the competition arena, focused on fairness and safety. He was the National Technical Director and Chairman of the Australia Referee Board, which made him the number one referee in Australia. He resigned from this position in 2005 to concentrate on the Kempo Ryu organisation and his teaching commitments overseas and Australia.
Shihan Mylonas founded the Australian Martial Arts Championships (AMAC) in 1998 which now AMAC operates as a National Martial Arts tournament circuit for all styles. He is the President and this organisation and also the President of the World Body - the World Martial Arts Championships (WMAC).
He is the founder of Australia’s fastest growing tournaments; the Sydney Junior Games and the original Australian Martial Arts Championships (under the Kempo Ryu banner), with these two events Shihan Mylonas added a new dimension to the tournament scene in Australia. These tournaments have been held at the Sydney Sports Centre, the venue for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
Shihan Mylonas was the Coach of Team Australia at the World Titles in Sweden in 2005, with all team members achieving Gold, Silver or Bronze medals making the Australian Team the most successful team (per capita).
He was invited to participate as a Judge/Referee at the Kyokushin World Cup 2006 in Sydney Australia - the first non Kyokushin person ever to do so. This is an example of the skill and respect Shihan Mylonas receives as a result of his training and naturally of the students he produces. Further, at this World Cup he received an International Judge referee certificate from the head of the IKO-Matsushima Kancho Matsushina and Vice President Hanshi John Taylor. The only non Kyokushin Karate– ka to be invited to referee and receive this certification within the history of Kyokushin Karate.
Finally, Shihan enjoys the company & respect of some the best Martial Arts instructors in Australia and around the world; placing him in an elite group of achievers where rank does not speak rather the work of past efforts, the vision of the future and the respect that both brings to a Karate-Ka that devotes their life to the Way of Budo.
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Luke Trotz, Sensei - 3rd DAN Western Sydney Region - Sydney
Australia's Leading Open Weight Full Contact Fighter
All Japan Shidokan 2010 2nd Place - Full Contact & Grappling Men’s Middleweight Open
World Champion* 2006
World Cup Full Contact Karate*
Australian* Full Contact Karate Champion 2007 - 2009 * Kempo Ryu & AKKA Kyokushin |
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Margaret Le, Sensei - 3rd DAN Inner West Region - Sydney
Current World Champion* 2006
World Full Contact Karate*
Japan Shidokan 2011 Ise Beat Down tournament
Australian Full Contact Karate* * Australian Kyokushin Karate Association * Australian Martial Arts Championships |
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Earl Ocampo, Sempai - 2nd DAN Branch Chief & Instructor North Shore Region - Sydney
All Japan Shidokan 2011 2nd Place Men’s Lightweight
Australian Full Contact Champion 2007 - 2011 *Kempo Ryu International Karate Organisation *AMAC—Australian Martial Arts Championships
Sempai Earl is a rising Star within the Australian Karate world. The Australian Champion in the lightweight division in AMAC, A Full Contact fighter who has won numerous Australian Titles and the prestigious All Japan tournament ranked 2nd Place. He is an Instructor of Hombu Dojo and operating his own Branch in Sydney’s North Shore teaching at Chatswood Dojo.
We has won the: · 2011 All Japan Shidokan Full Contact and Grappling · 2010 Mas Oyama Memorial Cup - Tokyo Japan 4th Place · 2010 Sato Juku World Tournament - 5th Place · 2005 World Title (WASO) for Kata and Point Sparring · 2007 - 2011 AMAC championships · 2007– 2011 Full Contact Karate Kempo Ryu & Kyokushin events · Class B Jugde & Referee in AMAC & WMAC · Judge & Referee in the Kempo Ryu IKO
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A direct student under Shihan Mylonas, is ranked 3rd Dan; he teaches at Hombu Dojo and has travelled with Shihan Mylonas spreading Kempo Ryu in Sri Lanka & Thailand - in recent years travelling & competing in Japan.
Sensei Trotz is the Accreditation Officer for AMAC and WMAC, holding the position of National and International Accreditation Officer (in charge of the accreditation process of the international organisation organization).
He holds the World Title (WASO) & (KI) and the Australian Title (Kempo Ryu & NAS) for Kata. Self Defence and Kumite. He is a Full Contact Karate competitor and regularly competes in Full Contact Ring Karate (Kyokushin) events. He has an impeccable record in the full contact karate arena and is known as one of the best full contact fighters in Australia and a raising profile in Japan.
He was selected to participate in the 2006 World Kyokushin Cup in Sydney Australia to represent Australia, the only non Kyokushin Karate-ka in history to be selected for a World tournament in Kyokushin (apart from Kempo Ryu's Sempai Margaret Le).
Sensei Trotz is a qualified teacher of Sports Science (holds a Bachelor of Education degree) teaching Higher School students in Sydney and is maintaining his Kempo Ryu instruction too - 6 days a week. |
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A direct student under Shihan Mylonas, Sensei Le is ranked 2nd Dan; teaches at Earlwood & Burwood Dojo in Sydney and is the Operations Director for AMAC and WMAC.
She is the current World Champion in Kumite (WASO), a two times Australian Full Contact Champion (AKKA - Kyokushin). She is known as one of Australia's best female full contact fighters. Sensei Le also holds the Australian Title Full Contact Female Lightweight from 2006 - 2011 in various female events - feat few females have ever achieved.
She was been selected to participate in the 2006 World Kyokushin Cup in Sydney Australia to represent Australia, the only non Kyokushin Karate-ka in history to be selected for a World tournament in Kyokushin (apart from Kempo Ryu's Sensei Luke Trotz).
Sensei Le is one of the few female black belts in Australia that has such a great tournament record in Full Contact, at the same time teaches Kempo Ryu. She is a World Champion (WASO & KI) and Australian Champion (Kempo Ryu, AMAC, NAS) in Kata, Self Defence and Kumite.
A strong teacher of Kempo Ryu, she is credited in bringing out the best of students and maintaining a great Dojo ethic - which is very important to strong Karate training. Sensei Le also attends Hombu Dojo twice a week for instruction and teaching commitments. |
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