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Oct 9, 2014 2 hr 3 min

MODERN COMBAT MASTERS PRESENTS William Eric Eubanks

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Modern Combat Masters on DOCRADIO.NET with your Host, Professor Darrell Sarjeant and his Co-Host, Hanshi Dan Vena & Executive Producer Sifu Restita De Jesus are proud to welcome our very special guest tonight, William Eric Eubanks Sensei to the program, Wednesday-October 8th, 2014 at 9 PM EST. William Eric Eubanks Sensei is a student of Shorei-ryu and Shuri-Ryu of Robert Trias Karate Linages. My current rank is 8th Dan. I have practiced martial arts for 28 years. My current instructor is Lorraine B. Lewis 9th Dan. I have trained with Sensei for 18 years. My first instructor was Frank Rimmer of Brevard. Rimmer Sensei was a chief investigator for the local police department. During that time I also trained Jujitsu with Riley Ethington of Spartanburg SC. With him we also had Shiatsu therapy lessons. After a period of time Rimmer Sensei decided to close his school and two of his students took it over. Lynn Goldsmith 5th Dan, and Russel Ziegler 6th Dan. (That was in 1992) I then worked out a special payment program with Lynn and Russel to pay for my lessons and travel. I taught classes for them at the school in Brevard and they paid for us to go to our new instructor in Spartanburg SC, Teresa Sanders 3rd Dan. I continue to work for Sensei and keep her teachings alive in all who train with us and our martial arts family.

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