JU​JITSU ATEMI WAZA
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GM. IRVING SOTO
Grandmaster Irving Soto is a winner of numerous World Championships and the last person to be taught Atemi-Jujitsu and Jujitsu.
He has been studying and teaching the Martial Arts of Atemi-Jujitsu and Jujitsu the last 53 years .He has traveled all over the world demonstrating his techniques and has been in numerous commercials, such as MTV, NBC, Phil Donahue Show, Inside Edition, New York Newsday, Barbra Sang Show, New York TV Network, Aaron Banks show of world Oriental Show, and Hong Kong television by Raymond Show. He has appeared in sports TV, ESPN Sports martial arts channel and the list goes on.
Grandmaster Soto is a member of the Law enforcement community. He has taught the United States army and police, New York Sheriffs department, Federal Correctional Facilities, Tactical defense for the DEA, FBI, US Treasury, Teams for the Navy, as well as teaching for the Depart of defense Police Academy in Aberdeen Maryland. Soke Grandmaster Soto has received accommodations from former
Mayor Susan Golding of San Diego CA, Former Mayor Dinkins of New York City, and mayor of Hollywood CA Johnny Grant, Brigadier General, US Army
Commanding Rodger A. Nadeau, U.S. Army Aberdeen proving grounds, Colonel US Army Deputy installation commander John T. Wright for his hard work in the martial arts community Helping with the US Army.
Soke Grandmaster Soto accomplishments include: (15) time Hall of Fame inductee by the international martial arts, World Oriental
Self defense and World professional Martial Arts Organization under Aaron Banks; World two time .Sokeship Counsel International Martial arts hall of fame , Sanuce’ Ryu Mushaba Force ,Jujitsu International (NBL), under Doctor Moses Powell: BUDO Int’l hall of fame magazine , under Maurice Elmalem. Golden Globe Intl. Grandmaster Aaron Banks hall fame
Techniques Taught
Ground Floor, Mixed martial arts, technique of Aiki-jujitsu ,Grippling and grappling, techniques of Gun compliance and restraint, leg sweeping ,flipping and throwing techniques, with emphasis to the law enforcement and military community