Western Fencing – West Chester University Club/Teamĭragon Staff (Three Sectional Staff) & Nunchachuīo Staff, Jo Staff, Escrima/Kali Sticks, Knight Stick & Tonfaįixed Blade Knife, Butterfly Knife, Throwing Knives & Tantoĭr. Tae Kwon Do / Hapkido – Byung Yul Kwak and others

Shotokan Karate - West Chester University Lucay Lucay Kali/Escrima - Jim Howell > Paul Vunak > Dan Inosanto > Bruce Lee Lucay Lucay Kali/Escrima - Jerry Meyers > Bruce Lee & Dan Inosanto Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do -Jerry Meyers > Bruce Lee & Dan Inosanto Jeet Kune Do Concepts - Jim Howell > Paul Vunak > Dan Inosanto > Bruce Lee Below is a list of fighting arts that Dr Jack has had some formal training in however, Dr Jack avidly researches and explores other martial arts in non-formal settings.Īikido (Aikikai) - Genti Penneweart > Seiichi Sugano > Morihei UeshibaĬenter Axis Relock (Tactical Pistol) - Tim George > Paul Castleįilipino Martial Arts (Lameco Eskrima) - Hans Anton Tan

Jack’s decades of experience in martial arts, fitness and health care allows him to truly understand martial arts injuries and martial artists' psyches. Martial Artists need more than Adjustments they need a doctor who fully understands what they do and most importantly how to properly return them back to the mat. Chiropractors, like Dr Jack, who are skilled in applying manual Adjustments are able to stimulate martial artists' neurological systems to facilitate their physical and mental abilities. It just so happens that Chiropractic is a healthcare system based on improving neurological function and proper body alignment to promote optimal health and body performance. Martial art techniques are based on proper neurological function and body alignment to perform feats of flexibility and strength. Most dancers do not realize that they are practicing the martial arts when they learn dance techniques from other cultures, such as, from Africa, Asia, India and the Pacific Islands. Each of these art forms require full dedication to master a state of Mushin (no mind) where the practitioner's body moves effortlessly, without thought, to the natural rhythms of life. Students of dance and martial arts must be diligent in practice to control their bodies, minds and spirits. In this way they were able to preserve and teach their heritage to future generations. In many cultures, martial arts masters were forced to hide their martial arts training in the form of dance to avoid persecution. The two art forms have been intertwined throughout the centuries, sharing common techniques and hidden messages. Giangiulio has dedicated his practice to both martial arts and dance injuries. 'Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.' - Bruce Lee

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