Announcing;
            Korea Moo Duk Kwan
On November 20, 2011 Master Peter DeFosses was awarded his 6th Dan certificate from the Korean World Moo Duk Kwan General Federation based in Korea. This prestigious orqanization is headed by the two most senior Dan members in the Tang Soo Do world today. Grand Master Y.D. Kim, Dan #2 and Grand Master H.S. Choi, Dan #3, the 2nd and 3rd Black Belts promoted by Grand Master Hwang Kee, the founder of Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do.

(L to R)
Grandmaster J.A Saffold, Don "The Dragon" Wilson
Master Peter DeFosses
At the 2011 US Open

New Master 
Grandmaster Saffold promots his son James Saffold Jr. to 4th Dan Master at the 2011 US Open in front of Sebastian Karate. (L to R) Grandmaster J.A. Saffold,
 Master James Saffold and
Master Peter DeFosses.

Master Peter DeFosses
2009 Hall of Fame

In June of 2009 Master DeFosses  was inducted it to the World Martial Arts Magazine and  Action Radio Networks Hall of Fame, as
 Moo Duk Kwan Master
 of the Year. 

John "Doc" Clare (age-73)
4th in Adv/Black Blet
Power Wood  Breaking  

"CONGRATULATIONS"
Nanci Gold
She ran the Space Coast Half Marathon (13.1 miles) on 11/27/2011 In an outstanding  time of 2 hours and 29 minutes!!!

CONGRATULATIONS 
 Tracey LiMato
 On becoming a certified personal fitness trainer and a full time Black Belt Instructor.
For more Infomation call her
 at 772-538-1753

Students
of the Year - 2011
Alyssa Green
 Micah Welsh

Repeat of 2009 for
Sebastian Karate 
 at the 2010 US Open

“Yes we can!” said the students of the small karate school at the Sebastian Gym. With hard work and a lot of dedication, they did it again this year at the 2010 ISKA World Martial Arts Championship - US Open held at Disney in Orlando on July 9th & 10th. At last years 2009 US Open the school’s Dragon’s Den students ageing from 12 to 73 took home 30 awards. This year in the 2010 US Open, the Den took home 41. That’s right, 41 awards earned by this small and older group of martial artists. Okay, a few younger ones, but only 5 of them are under the age of 35. The awards came in Traditional Forms, Traditional Weapons, Continuous Fighting, Point Fighting and Power Wood Breaking. Every student of Sebastian Karate that entered the tournament this year placed, no one went home empty handed. Not too bad for a small school at one of the world’s largest martial arts tournament. John Clare, Skyler Conlon, Alex DeFosses, Lillian DeFosses, Peter A. DeFosses, Brandon Evans, Joseph Farmer, Debra Gage, Raymond Gage, Lisa Gay, Nanci Gold, Denise Green, Johnny Green, Alyssa Green, Tracey LiMato, Richard LiMato, Ramiro Magana, Gretchen Nelson, Keith Nelson, Trevor Rich, Connie Rouer, Antonio Ruiz, Richard Weisman.

Sabastian Karate's Syncronized Weapons Team takes 1st Place in the Black Belt Division at the 2011 US Open at Disney in Orlando the weekend of
July 1st and 2nd, 2011.
 
"CONGRATULATIONS" 
(L to R)
Nanci Gold
Debra Gage
Tracey Limato
Denise Green

SebastianKarate's
 "Hard Work"
40 Bring Home 84
at the
 2011 US Open World Karate Championship

Sebastian Karate students gave their all at the U.S. Open World Martial Arts Championship in Orlando, Florida on July 1 and 2.  The school was recognized for having one of the largest groups competing, 40 Students, which is about half of the school’s students.  Students competed in Forms, Weapons, Breaking and Sparring walking away with 84 trophies.

SebastianKarate
 "chomps up"
2011 Gator Nationals

Sebastian Karate participated in the Gator Nationals World Karate Championships in Daytona Beach on
 May 13 and 14.

The students ranging in age from 6 to 62 took home 13 first place, nine second place, four third place and four finalists for a total of 30 trophies.

The school planned on using the Gator National as a warm-up for the U.S. Open World Martial Arts Tournament in Orlando in July but instead took home a record number of trophies causing other competitors to mistake their table for the trophy claiming area.

Even more important than the time, effort and accomplishments of the students is the fact that our team supports one another 100 percent and we stick together like a family at each and every tournament. That's how we roll!