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In Memory of Chris Kyle

Shihan — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 13:34:31 +0000

Chris a former Navy Seal was killed 2/2/2013 by a marine suffering from the curse of war, PTSD. Having seen war first hand I am saddened by this tragedy. Both at the thought that a brother in arms could do this to another and most importantly the loss of such a great man. Chris wrote a book about his experiences as a sniper (he holds the record for the most kills). What did he do with the money? Gave it to his charity! Chris donated much of his time to helping returning vets. He leaves behind a wife and two children. Please join us in donating to his memorial and charity. click here to donate. Also please pray for his family as I am sure his two young children miss their father very much.

Shihan

Tactical Training offered soon.

Shihan — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 02:21:29 +0000

Our Combat Studies Group will be offering tactical training to Military, Law enforcement and civilians. Tribe-K Tactical Training courses are weapons training courses primarily involving firearms such as the AR-15 and AK platforms, Pistol, Shotgun, and will include some edged weapons courses as well. We will be offering different courses of instruction for each of these different groups. All of the courses will be based on real world expereince that our instructors have in all of these areas. More information comming soon.

Congratulations to Jack Anderson

Shihan — Fri, 07 Sep 2012 21:31:34 +0000

Congratulations to Jack For his 3 place win at the Copa America National Championships in the Absolute (all weight, all skill) No Gi Division.

Training in Jacksonville with Sensei Autrelle

Shihan — Fri, 07 Sep 2012 21:22:03 +0000

Tribe-K at Summer Weapons Camp 2012 in Jacksonville, FL

Anthony Peters — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 18:37:26 +0000

Instructors Autrelle Holland, Anthony Peters and Gary Albers representing Tribe-K at Summer Weapons Camp 2012 in Jacksonville, FL. It was an amazing, fun, and informative seminar and our thanks to everyone involved!

Single Stick Disarm Video Release

Shihan — Thu, 17 May 2012 12:48:57 +0000

Sensei Autrelle has done it again. looking back into the Tribe-K video archives Sensei Autrelle found this disarm video. After editing it we are releasing it for free. Enjoy!

Kali Double Dagger Video Release.

Shihan — Mon, 14 May 2012 13:53:06 +0000

Back in 2008 Tribe-K shot a video for a U.S. Millitary unit. The Unit asked us to go in a different direction (no classified secrets here) and the video was shelfed and forgotten about untill Sensei Autrelle found it in our archives. Sensei Autrelle spent a lot of time working on this video editing out the names of military units and personelle in order to protect the privacy of our Men and women in uniform. We hope you enjoy the video it is a great resource and here at Tribe-K we wanted to release it for free. Enjoy!

Shihan

Sensei Autrelle Holland T.V. interview

Shihan — Fri, 11 May 2012 17:43:20 +0000

ISGA Viera, FL

Shihan — Sat, 05 May 2012 16:25:02 +0000

Congrats To Jack Anderson and Brian Ellingson who competed at the ISGA/Kick grappling tourney. Jack took 1st and Brian took 2nd in the Advanced mens No Gi. Jack Also took 1st in the mens Advanced No Gi Absolute. Brian had a awsome match in the absolute winning 18-2. Great job guys we are proud of you both.

Copa America Grappling Fl state finals. 4/28/12

Shihan — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 04:10:29 +0000

Congrats to Rory Dooley and Steve Wagner, Congrats also to Jack Anderson for putting on one of the best matches of the day. Congrats to Anthony Milla best counter. Congrats to Brian David Ellingson who placed 2nd in Mens Purple Belt, Brian Pidgeon-Flanagan who placed 2nd in men's Gi blue belt and 1st in Men's no Gi intermediate. Congrats to Red who placed 2nd in the Men's no Gi advanced, And to Justin Anderson for making a hug call and sacrificing him self so his teammate could advance taking 3rd in the Men's no Gi Advanced.

Special mention should go to Jack, Justin, and Red who competed in the Men's no Gi advanced absolute. This was a awesome experience. and a stark contrast from the rest of the tournament. The tourney had over 400 competitors. It was loud, people were arguing about who should have one and lots of coaches shouting . But when we got down to the Advanced absolute no Gi there was only about 20 of us in the room all brown belts or higher ready to conduct business. It was quiet no one said a word, every one watched in awe with out breaking the silence,We all knew we were in the presence of other great grapplers. no shouting out techniques, we all just studied the other grapplers intensely waiting out turn. It was a awesome experience. The guys did great holding their own against the other competitors.