BS Expert Help Needed

**Mark IV** · Posted On: 10/13/2005 1:49pm

I was told on another forum that some people over here may be interested in this. I would like for some of you guys to check out this web site and see what you think.

http://www.kmfmartialarts.com

Here is one good example:

B.J. Moody J.R. registered 975 hours in the year 1996 making him the youngest instructor in that year to achieve those hours at the Brock-Do-jujitsu facility, Garnett, Kansas.

Youngest Sensei: B.J. Moody J.R. registered in August of 2003 with a core score of %98.7 at age 11 in the Brock-Do-jujitsu facility in Garnett, Kansas.

So, he was a Sensei at age 11 in 2003, in 1996 he would have been 4. How many people would pay to learn martial arts from a 4 year old? Somone said that it was probably a typo, but I did a little more research and found this:

http://www.brockdo.com/members.htm#BJ

Says he is in Jr. High.

**StinkyFlower** · Posted On: 10/13/2005 1:55pm

Wow. Crappiest site ever.

**Dr. No** · Posted On: 10/13/2005 2:02pm

Rev. Ronald G. Wright : President of the K.M.F. is a career professional in the martial arts with three decades experience in a variety of disciplines. He holds a 10th degree Black Belt in Black Panther Karate and American Combat Kickboxing, a 6th degree Black Belt in Aki Jujitsu, a 4th degree Black Belt in Okinawa Te, a 3rd degree Black Belt in Kobudo, 2nd degree Black Belt in American Karate, 1st degree Black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and is a certified Law Enforcement Tactics Instructor, certified Cane Master.

Black Panther Karate?

He must have thumbs like tree-trunks

**Grashnak** · Posted On: 10/13/2005 2:04pm

Sensei "B.J." L. Brock Moody Jr Rank: Black belt 7th tip
Job Title: Head Weapons Instructor, Owner / Operator
Years in Martial Arts: 11
Favorite Movie: Coach Carter
Favorite Weapon: Sword

Sensei Moody, "B.J.", has been practicing Martial Arts with his father for the past 11 years. B.J. is currently the dojo's head weapons instructor, instructing children as well as adults.

B.J. attends Anderson County Jr. High School and maintains a 4.0 grade point average, while participating in football, basketball, wrestling, and track. B.J. in his spare time enjoys training K-9's, riding motorcycles and scuba diving.

I want to learn in a school where the "Head Weapons Instructor" is in Junior High School. In fairness though, he may be a badass - who knows.

Ah, it gets worse though.... if you follow the link to kmfmartialarts.com , the Bullshido really starts to fly!

"We Do It through the Lords Holy Book"

The Kiai Martial Arts Foundation is a Foundation of Christian martial artists, who have united and become a part of our Lords great commission. To teach martial arts of all styles in a Christian atmosphere. Allowing each Sensei to open & operate a top quality martial arts school that will not go against the convictions of their relationship with Christ. Neither to be bound by a political or secular body, but who desires to stay true to the values of the Kiai Martial Arts Foundation. We at the K.M.F. want to break down the walls between denominations and styles of born again believers in Christ.

In today's society the most common factor in a good level of employment requires being certified. This is a blessing from God, because this holds weight where ever you should travel in this world for the future of the field we represent.

The word of God contains numerous certifications. Could you not agree that Christ was certified? What about the Disciples.

I especially like the bit about Christ and the Disciples being certified... :biblethum

I can see it now... a grimy, dark dojo. Christ stands before the judges humbly, awaiting their approval and certification.

From the back of the room, a voice rings out, "Wait!!!..... the bottom brick!"

:jerkit2yf

**Peter H.** · Posted On: 10/13/2005 2:07pm

Yeah, there are some problems. Basically, BJ would have to have been doing martial arts from about the same time he could walk. Normally Tip=Stripe=Dan Grade, and 7 dan grades in 11 years is a bit much.

And for the record 975 hours in a single year is 3 hours a day, if he took no time off. While not an impossible feat. Very unlikely.

Then he is a member of this Hall of Fame:
http://www.kmfmartialarts.com/discuss.htm

Which brings up a few more questions, such as, who is supervising and certifing these world records?

**Scrapper** · Posted On: 10/13/2005 2:09pm

Many red flags on that site. Too many degrees in too many styles, Kempo is 5000 years old, kiddie black belts, questionable instruction in questionable curriculum.

Doesn't look good...but I could be wrong.