Guro Marc Denny Seminar Bloomington Illinois October 16th and 17th 2010

[c - Shadow Dog]

Guro Marc "Crafty Dog" Denny Seminar in Bloomington, Illinois


Seminar Dates:Public seminar on Saturday the 16th and Sunday the 17th of October, 2010



Seminar times on Saturday and Sunday

morning sessions 10am-12:30

lunch 12:30-2:00

afternoon sessions 2:00-4:30 pm


Seminar location:


Bloomington/Normal YMCA

602 S Main St

Bloomington, Illinois 61701, USA





Private lessons with Guro Marc "Crafty Dog" Denny are available on Monday the 18th of October (Please contact Terry for booking and availability of time slots for the privates on Monday the 18th)


Seminar cost:


Secure your spot early and save yourself money.


Prior to July 15, 2010

Dbmaa members and active LEO and Military $150.00

General public $175.00



July 16th -October 1st, 2010

Dbmaa members and active LEO and Military $175.00

Public $200.00



after October 1st and at the door

Dbmaa members and active LEO and Military $200.00

General public $225.00




 
Material covered :

Single stick and double stick- aka  Dos Triques™


Kali Tudo™

DLO™


Contact:

Terry Crutcher

email: o.crutcher@comcast.net

phone  309-310-7626

[c - Shadow Dog]

I have had a few people contact me in the last few days to advise that they missed the July 15th deadline for the early seminar price of $175.00 for the general public.

To be fair to all I have decided to extend the early deadline to September 1st.

Woof!

Terry

[sgtmac_46]

I have had a few people contact me in the last few days to advise that they missed the July 15th deadline for the early seminar price of $175.00 for the general public.

To be fair to all I have decided to extend the early deadline to September 1st.

Woof!

Terry

You are the man!  I'll definitely be getting my reservation in before September 1st.

[c - Shadow Dog]

[Hagakure5]

Amazing. My jaw hit the floor when I heard that Guro Marc Denny was having a seminar in
a town just south of my residence.  I saw my first Dog Brother Video "Vol. 1: Power" when
I was about 15 yrs. old (15 yrs. ago).  When I watched that first video (once again)>my jaw
hit the floor (i should probably get that checked by a doctor ). I had been taught a few
forms of arnis by that time but even at a young age they felt truncated or stripped of
something vital. To say the least, this series Vol. 1-6 was eye opening and paradigm altering.
I've attempted to stay current with the new series of Dog Brother evolutions but life has a way
of butting in . Though I can not attend this upcoming seminar (financial reasons) I hope all
goes well so you will continue to come to this area in the future (California decent distance).
It would be great to have your influence imparted on the martialism of this community.
Safe travels and well wishes!

[Dog Howie]

Gents, what's the closest main airport to Bloomington? Lookin to figure flights.

[c - Shadow Dog]

BMI is a regional  hub and in Bloomington Illinois- its the way to go depending on cost, if you factor in rental car.

Once your in Bloomington you wont need a car as me and  my guys can give you rides.

IND  is in Indianapolis and thats 2 hours and 30 min by car on a very easy stretch of interstate. but again you factor in the cost of rental compared to a direct flight into BMI.

Chicago O'hare  and Chicago Midway are both also technically 2 hours and 30 min away but the traffic is worse than LA (IMOP)
and the drive regurally turns into 3:30 or more

[c - Shadow Dog]

Its not too late.

A wise man once said "Showing up is 90% of life."


woof!

Terry

[Dog Howie]

Yesterday was filled with excellent training times. The group had a good diversity of background, experience and age. GC, continues to adapt himself seamlessly to the aggregate interests of those in attendance and makes certain he gets to everyone while we are working and he offers correction and direction. On a personal level Terry, Terrys boys, Lone Wolf and Nig Fog (that's Big Dog with auto spelling typo) have extended themselves a lot to me and I am very grateful. BTW, typo or not I'm liking that "Nig Fog" moniker.  LOL.

[c - Shadow Dog]

I have been blessed by the training, friend ship and fellowship that i have had now for the last 5 days.

Words fail me at this moment.

I thank all of you that attended from near and far, my loyal students,  and My GURO.

WOOF,

Terry Crutcher

[c - Shadow Dog]

[Crafty_Dog]

Woof Terry et al:

As always a fine time.  Thank you for your gracious hospitality and the pleasure of working with the fine group of people you attract.  Thanks to all who travelled so far to come (Long distance price to Dog Howie who came from Philadelphia).

Your group is moving forward nicely and I look forward to the next time.

To walk as a warrior for all our days,
Guro Crafty

[sgtmac_46]

I would certainly like to thank Guro Crafty for the extraordinary material he presented to us.  Words escape me to define the quality and level of training and material I was exposed to.  You far exceeded my expectations.

And i'd also like to extend thanks to all the good, talented folks I had the opportunity to train with, to include, but not limited to, Terry, who I was very impressed with, and Dog Howie, who I had the opportunity to have a good conversation with while we were waiting for our Thai food (and waiting, and waiting! ), and Tobias, who I had already met, and who helped me considerably in understanding and working with the material......and thanks to everyone else I got a chance to meet.

Thanks guys, you're all top notch!

[Crafty_Dog]

SgtMac:

High praise indeed from a man of your background.  Tail wags for the kind words.