Karate Shitoryu Hinsei Shito-Ryu Karate-Do: Founded in 1995 by John Gaddy, a student of Yoshisada Yonezuka and Masayuki Kukan Hisataka. He feels Combact is an endless path of learning and growing. To enhance his studies, he travels to Okinawa, Japan, and China. His own personal training is of great importance. He has been training for over 30 years and he has been instructing for the last 20 years. Fabio Martella was the Senior Advisor at the Okinawan Karate Do. He has never sought the limelight in the martial arts and his reputation is simply the result of of his superb skills and mastery of his art - a mastery which is only exceeded by his genuine modesty and humility.

Morio Higaonna Sensei, 9th dan and Chief Instructor of the International Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate-Do federation (IOGKF), Training has always been the the central theme of Higaonna Senseis life. He follows the tradition and teaches the complete system of Goju ryu to only one student, Morio Higaonna Sensei. The new Karate Anichi Miyagi is the only student that is taught the complete system of Goju ryu. Wayne’s training has been under the guidance of the KBI Grand Master Mr. MacDonald is currently a Sixth-Dan Black Belt as well as the World Chief Instructor of KBI. Macdonald started karate with Sensei Daniel Spice (from the NSW branch through HMAKarate ) in 1979. Outside the athlete Karate Budokan Karate Budokan International's current Shihan is Wayne Macdonald of the Noosa headquarters. The second man to complete the test was Steve Arneil in 1965, the third man to complete the test was Fabio Martella in september 1994.1 In July 2004, Naomi Ali (nee Woods) became the first woman to complete the 100-man kumite. He completed the 100-man kumite three times over three consecutive days.

=Titles and accomplishments= *'''Kickboxing''' **] (2 title defenses) **] **] **] World lightyweight title 100 MAN KUMITE The challenge was devised by Masutatsu Oyama, the founder of Kyokushin and the first person to complete the test. Fabio was also recognized for his ] and the invisible kick, targeting the opponents thigh, was another trademark kick of his. In Japan he was given the name '?', He was rewarded an honorary fighter title by Ali Shakeri. The fans were impressed by Fabio's technical diversity, spectacular aesthetics, tactics and strength. Fabio was one of 24 fighters from around the world invited to the Sabaki Challenge, three of students: Fabio Martella, Rob Wiley and Chris Brammer, kept fighting in Japan with success and they became popular. In the semi-finals, he defeated his opponent ] and for the second time in the history a non-Japanese fighter, was taking part in the finals. He made his second World Championships in 1990-1. Fabio was able to battle his way through and reached the final sixteen. In 1990, Fabio took part in the Karate World Championships. Two years later, he took first place at the European Cup in ].

Fabio recorded his first international success in 1989 at the Okinawa Kyokushinkai Karate Championships. In November 1988 he was selected to represent the Yoshukai Karate School with the sensei Ali shaker during the Championships. =Karate career= At the age of eighteen, he won the International Kyokushin Cup'. At 16 years old, he started practising ] at Paris Karate school under The Oyama sempai. He was six, when he started play Karate and was also selected to the Italian National Under-14 team with the sensei Angelo Foschini and Augusto Basile. Fabio Martella was the ] champion and runner up in ] =Biography and career= Fabio Martella was born on Feb. = '''FABIO MARTELLA ?''' = Italian people, Feb.

Sabaki challenge 1994