26 second knock out in my first Sanda fight.

to work on my game and improve every day.

fighting, and watching fights.

muay thai flying knees.

kicks. Knees. throws. sweeps. oh...and punching.
Spinning backfist. Over the top.

walk around 175. fight 158lbs,163lbs, and 170lbs.

My story is this...
As a kid I studied judo, and played baseball, basketball and football. Freshman varsity halfback. In highschool I played football and did some kickboxing. Fast forward about 10 years, I decided to take some katate lessons to get into shape, and thats when it all started. I started to Study under Master Peter Rogers and instantly fell back in love with KICKBOXING. Since then I have competed in 5 fights. First fight was american KB'n, and two Muay Thai fights, and two San da fights.
It hasn't been all roses and sunshine... A broken nose in first fight. Pretty busted hip after a muay thai knee. But I'm getting better and better, and while the feeling of a knock out is still fresh in my head, I gotta say its better to give than to receive.
On August 3, 2008 I competed at Peter Rogers Battle at the sun 3, in the mohegan sun arena. I placed 2nd in the Sanda 160 division. Two fights is tough, but so the ways of the world. Won one, lost second. Both great fights, 36 second knockout. first knockout. good stuff.

judo, koba ryu karate, kickboxing, thai boxing,mma grappling, san da and kicking ass.

All of the above.

Offense is a great defense

www.koba-ryu.com

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