Hockessin Black Belt Graduates 2009

KMAI Hockessin students Deb Ross, Mike Mansfield and Peggy Delfabbro traveled to Pittsburgh to compete in the National All Martial Arts Championship.

On Saturday March 21st, KMAI held our fourth semi-annual paintball challenge. 30 participants gathered at Outdoor Adventures Paintball Park to celebrate the wedding of Mr. Geoff Setyanto and Ms. Anna Mills. And by celebrate, we mean shoot them.

Top spellers from across the county took the stage to compete in the Chester County Spelling Bee on Friday morning at the Chester County Intermediate Unit.

This years summer blast in KMAI Dover was our best year yet. Mr. Preece issued over 3,000 tickets for student accomplisments over the summer months. 

KMAI Demo Team performing on Father’s Day Weekend at Blue Rocks Stadium! - Pictures Available

 When it comes to football, it's usually the wide receivers who worry about their hands. But good hands are also handy things to have for a defensive lineman, as Bryan Save has discovered.

“What you see is what you get” is a common attitude martial artists have about forms, which is why many people see them as empty sequences of movements with nothing to offer in the way of combat prowess.

2007 Region 8 Gold Medalist KMAI Creativity Team.

On August 11 + 12, international police and military combatives instructor W. “Hock” Hochheim conducted 12 hours of training for a group of 25 men and women at our New Garden Plaza facility.

By invitation of Keith Salter, a defensive tactics instructor and USPS inspector, Master Rob Kloss was on hand to help teach hand-to-hand self-defense with the USPS as they entertained a group of interns from the U.S. Attorney’s office.

On May 19th, three master instructors from the World Tang Soo Do Association were invited by the U.S. Army to work with their reservists in the 223QM ("No fuel, no fight!!") in hand-to-hand combat training.

Lt. Col. Keith Janowski and FBI agent Barry Ross are seen here training together in Baghdad, Iraq. While we admire their dedication to our martial art,

E-Dan instructor Keith Grier led his annual Turkey Drive for the Delaware Food Bank. KMAI students and the Christiana Rotary came through with 44 turkeys to be given to needy families.

KMAI Salutes our Veterans! Here is Lt. Col. Keith Janowski, a KMAI 3^rd degree black

belt  now serving our country in Baghdad. To all our veterans, past and present.

16 Students from KMAI’s New Garden studio were treated to a visit from the Avondale Fire Company on Saturday, September 9th. 

Summer has blown by already, and what a summer for the students and staff of KMAI! Our creativity team returned from Anaheim as world champions, gold-medaling at the WTSDA World Championship Tournament in California.