(Last updated: 3rd
January 2012)
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The Beginning
Andrew
Morrell was born in 1968. His Martial Arts Career started during his teens in
traditional Shukokai Karate. (Shukokai Karate Union). He actually graded up to
2nd Dan and passed his Instructor exam with the EKGB. (English Karate Governing
Body as it was back then).
During his time in Karate he competed in both Local and National Tournaments
and earned himself a place on his clubs Kumite and Demonstration Teams. Also,
just after his 1st Dan, he began training in Muay Thai Kickboxing with the
British Thai Boxing Council. Over the next few years his style started to
change to such an extent that the Karate style was no longer comfortable for
him as it was too restrictive.
So he left the SKU and joined a freestyle Organisation, the BFKKO. Here he was
more at home as he could be himself.
However he had to be assessed in both Karate and Kickboxing before his grades
were accepted. He then trailed for and was placed on the Organisations England
Squad. He later graded to 3rd Dan in Freestyle Karate & Kickboxing was
promoted to Senior Executive Instructor.
Years later he received 4th Dan / Degree and was again promoted by the
Organisation to Executive Director.
It was at this time that he joined the BJJA (British Ju-Jitsu Association) and
began to officially train in Ju-Jitsu. He had only until this time had samples
of the style taught to him by past Instructors. Again he began to compete, but
this time in "Knock Down Budo". Andrew was very much at home with
this style of fighting and indeed did win most of his fights due to his mixed
skills. The club he was with later left the BJJA and became the SJJA. Here he
graded to 1st Dan.
Again, due to the addition of Ju-Jitsu, his style began to change and Andrew
now wrote his own training and grading syllabus combining all 3 styles together
- Cobra F.M.A. (click here to see the full syllabus
from 8th KYU to 5th Dan). The syllabus has proven to be a great success within
his own clubs.
At this point Andrew would like to thank all of the Instructors who have
trained and guided him along the way, there are far too many to mention on this
page, but you know who you are and thank you to you all.
In September 2001 he was interviewed by Fighters magazine where he
appeared on the front cover. View Fighters Mag'. This
later resulted in the formation of the C.M.A.A. as Instructors around the UK
read the article and contacted Andrew due to his open minded approach and
expressed an interest in joining him, some of who now teach from his syllabus'.
2002 and the formation of the
C.M.A.A.
In June 2002 he decided to further his Martial Arts career by going his
own way and forming the Cobra Martial Arts Association as a National
Supporting Body for all Martial Arts at the request of other Instructors who
had contacted him after the 2001 magazine article.
On the 20th of June 2002 Andrew had his Karate & Kickboxing 4th Dans
ratified by the World Karate & Kickboxing Association (WKA), he is now
listed on their website. On the 30th he had all his grades and experience
recognised by the Self Defence Federation (SDF, Chief Instructor Dave Turton
8th Dan).
Later on, in August, Andrew became an authorised signatory with the
Criminal Records Bureau. This allows him to personally vet any
new Instructors under the child protection act. To view the CMAA Child
Protection Policy click here. Or go to www.disclosure.me.uk
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2003
In February 2003 he again appeared in Fighters magazine with Danny
Robertson.
In May 2003 he submitted his own syllabus, Cobra FMA, to the
International Sungja-Do Association for review. The ISA is a mixed martial arts
World Body with clubs in 48 states in America and International affiliates and
members in over 40 countries around the globe, including the UK.
To gain recognition as a new style, by the ISA, the style must be
different to any other and must also be a combination of several of the Arts.
Also the Founder must be able to prove he or she holds Black Belts in the
styles combined.
After studying Andrew's syllabus in great detail George Petrotta, 8th Dan,
recognised it as an ecliptic style in its own right within the ISA. He also
appointed Andrew as an International Master Instructor and after consulting
with other ISA Masters, worldwide, combined the years in the various Martial
Arts he had studied to date and awarded Andrew the Founders grade of 6th Dan
based on the fact that several clubs now teach it.
This was then backed up within the UK by ratification from Shihan George T
Ross, 8th Dan, of the Wang Tang Martial Arts Federation and Dave Turton, also
8th Dan, of the Self Defence Federation - both who know Andrew and his skills
having trained with him in the past.
To endorse the grade George Ross actually took Andrew through his own syllabus,
Kagaku Michi Tekio Bujutsu which is George's own style of mixed arts, due to it
having the same ideas and concepts of street combat as Andrew's containing
techniques that he was more than able to complete.
In August 2003 he was interviewed, and again appeared in Fighters
Magazine, about his involvement with the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) and it's
importance to the Martial Arts. As a result of this interview Mr Paul Ingram,
the head of the World Kickboxing Association (WKA), appointed Andrew as the
official WKA rep' for Child Protection and the CRB.
On the 19th of October 2003 Andrew joined the World Elite Black Belt
Society (WEBBS) headed by Shihan Bryan Cheek, 8th Dan.
Since founding the C.M.A.A. Andrew has been contacted by various groups and
been invited to join, most of which he declined after checking.
As a result of this he did some historical research after noticing more and
more "Soke" Boards/Master Councils appearing around the world.
His research led him to the International Society of Head Founders and Head
Families (previously the World Headfounders Council). Unlike many other
"Founders Councils" the ISHH only sponsors New Western Styles who's
Founder has a proven and traceable background. Andrew sent an email and was
contacted by their Board of Directors. They answered Andrews questions
and actually invited him to apply for membership. Most who apply to the
ISHH are rejected as they often cannot prove background, grades etc. At the
time the ISHH was very stringent about it's membership requirements.
The ISHH B-O-D studied Andrews profile and decided to grant him membership, and
recognise him as the Founder of Cobra FMA with the style being registered as a
new Western Martial Art. Further more they appointed him as U.K. Director. He
held this position for 2 years but later, as the C.M.A.A. grew and he got more
involved with the SDF and WKA, he stood down in 2005 as he could not give it
the commitment that it warranted.
At this point it should be noted that Andrew is listed on many websites around
the world, too many to mention on this page and some he does not even know
about! He also holds many titles, but uses just one - his name
"Andrew".
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2004
On the 2nd of May 2004 Andrew attended (as a student) the Dragon Society
International Torite Jutsu seminar in Burnley, Manchester. Here he met
Grandmaster Tom Muncy, from the USA.
During the course Andrew & GM Muncy talked and exchanged ideas, realising
that they both had the same views with regards to the Martial Arts in general.
Following on from the meeting GM Muncy expressed a desire for the DSI and the
C.M.A.A. to affiliate to each other in order to further share ideas and support
each other. Andrew was both honoured and very happy for this to happen as it
would strengthen both groups as DSI Students in the UK would then have a
"home" Association to join should they wish to.
On the 11th of August 2004 Dave Turton, head of the Self Defence
Federation, appointed Andrew as an SDF Tutor / Assessor and awarded him life
time membership of the SDF.
This means that Andrew is now added to the SDF's team that will be running
courses where people with experience in any field of Self Defence or restraint,
such as Martial Artists, Door Staff, Security Guards etc can gain an SDF Registered Diploma allowing them to the go on to
teach Self Defence classes with the full backing of the SDF and Dave Turton.
On 8th September 2004 Andrew Morrell was appointed as the new World
Kickboxing & Karate Associations Semi Contact England Team Manager (All
Disciplines). A role he held during 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007.
Andrew took over the role from Keith Lomas who has now retired from the
position after many years.
Along with this appointment came the promotion and increase of Andrew's
Freestyle Karate & Kickboxing grades to 5th Dan/Degree. Also during this
month he again attended and taught on a Seminar in aid of Teenage Cancer
Research.
In December 2004 Andrew was graded again in Ju-Jitsu by Dennis Butler,
7th Dan. This grading increased his Ju-Jitsu rank from 1st to 2nd. The grade
was also sponsored by Ray Bell 5th Dan, John Greenhalgh 7th Dan and Mark Wood
5th Dan all themselves highly skilled a respected Ju-Jitsu Instructors.
During his years studying the Martial Arts Andrew has trained with, as you have
read, many Groups and Instructors. What confused him the most was the
difference in Instructor Training that was offered by each one. In 2002 he
began to develop a standard training programme to specifically target the areas
of training required to produce safe and efficient Instructors irrespective of
Style. The programme was used and developed over 2 years, constantly changing
and evolving. He, along with other Senior C.M.A.A. Instructors and Members,
studied the NVQ / VRQs in depth and using a similar "format"
finalised it in late 2004 into Martial Arts Instructor UK. While
studying the NVQ Andrew wrote the following article as a comparison study, it
also helped to clear up the much spread confusion relating to the myth of the
"Martial Arts NVQ". Read Article.
Martial Arts Instructor UK is now used through out the C.M.A.A., and by
some external Groups as well, to train Students who wish to become Instructors
and is proving to be very successful. www.martialartsinstructor.co.uk
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2005
In February 2005 he was invited to attend his Local Sports Council
Awards Evening as he had been nominated for a Special Recognition in Sport
Award for the hard work and dedication he has put into the C.M.A.A. and also in
bringing the Martial Arts together.
In May 2005, in order to increase the quality and level of training
provided by the Martial Arts Instructor UK Training Programme, he
decided it was time to re-qualify himself as a HSE Accredited First Aid Trainer
/ Verifier. Andrew had spent 18 years of his life (from the age of 10 to 28) as
a member of St John Ambulance with 8 of them as an Instructor. During his time
as a St John Instructor he did in fact run several accredited First Aid Courses
for Martial Arts Groups including the EKGB and the BJJA.
The re-qualification went ahead and The C.M.A.A. also became an Approved First
Aid Training Provider with all courses being fully HSE accredited - hence Cobra
First Aid was launched as a subsidiary to the C.M.A.A. www.cobrafirstaid.co.uk
In August 2005 Kevin Pell, 8th Dan, Chief Instructor
of Ishin Ryu Ju-Jitsu contacted Andrew and offered him life membership
expressing a wish for both groups to also Affiliate to each other and work
closer to together.
Both men had known each other for a while up to this point and had in fact
built up a mutual respect having worked together on a few issues.
The affiliation went ahead which in turn increased the size of both groups
within the U.K.
Also in August Bryan Cheek, 8th Dan, of The World Elite Black Belt
Society (WEBBS) asked Andrew to write a foreword for his new book. Andrew was
very humbled by this request but was of course more than happy to do so.
Since the launch of Martial Arts Instructor UK many other Groups have
shown an interest in using the programme to train their future Instructors. In September
Andrew heard about that Martial Arts Standards Agency. This was
a new Body set up by a group of high-ranking Senior Instructors from varying
disciplines and Martial Arts Bodies. Their aim was to set a standard
requirement before a person could be accredited as an Instructor by them as
there are far too many people, some below Dan grade, teaching classes when they
have little or no training in teaching techniques, First Aid, Child Protection
etc. Our programme was submitted and accepted at once resulting in full
accreditation for all Level 1 Instructors. This accreditation took the Martial
Arts Instructor UK Programme to an even larger National Level.
In October 2005 Andrew joined with several other well-known Senior
Ranking Instructors from various Martial Arts Groups around the United Kingdom
to form The Senior Instructors Guild.
The Guild was formed to act as an information resource to enable background
checks on applicants to each Members MA Group to be carried out much easier and
also for general Martial Arts related enquiries. Each Member contacts the other
if they require further information on a subject or person before granting
Membership to their own Group.
In November 2005 he travelled to Canada as England Team Manager to the
200+ WKA Team. They had great success over the 4 days competing and came back
home with 37 Gold, 26 Silver and 33 Bronze Medals. View photographs: The Managers | The Team.
Later the same month Andrew was graded in Self Defence / Self Protection by
Dave Turton of the Self Defence Federation. Although Cobra FMA contains a lot
of Self Defence, Dave felt it was time for Andrew to be graded by him as he had
been involved with The SDF for some time and was after all the North West
Senior Assessor and had to date already taught 4 Self Defence Instructors
Courses on their behalf.
Andrew's knowledge of Self Defence along with his physical skills were tested
and he received 4th Dan Self Defence / Self Protection.
It was also at this time that Andrew joined the Greater
Manchester Police.
December 2005 saw the launch of the C.M.A.A.'s very own unique
Children's Programme "Cobra Kids".
Andrew had spent several months working on this project to ensure that it was
different to the others already in operation. "Cobra Kids" not
only offers Children a way of learning the Martial Arts, it also educates them
with valuable life skills and contributes towards their Long Term Athletic
Development (LTAD).
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2006
On 21st February 2006 he was elected on to the Board of Directors of The
Martial Arts Standards Agency as Members Director. This new
appointment means that he will now, along with other MASA Directors, be
assisting Clubs and Groups to gain MASA Accreditation helping to ensure safety
within the Martial Arts.
May 2006 saw the introduction of the Cobra
Quality Club Award. Andrew spent many years as a Production Manager and
during that time he received qualifications as both a Health and Safety Risk
Auditor and Quality Systems Auditor. Using these skills he had worked on and
developed the Cobra Quality Club Award for over 6 months and introduced it as
an option for C.M.A.A. members to work towards. The Cobra Quality Club Award
helps to demonstrate high standards in the running of the respective Club(s).
Also this month he was entered into the Sekai Ishin Ryu Ju-Jitsu Guild of
Renmei Yudansha (Black Belt Guild).
August 2006 saw Andrew writing the C.M.A.A. Referee Training Programme. Having
been a Referee himself for many years he had experience-varied situations both
good and bad. This experience was used as the building blocks for the new
training programme, which not only includes rules but also area and conflict
management skills.
To compliment the programme Andrew also produced a comprehensive manual.
In November he once again took on the role of WKA England Squad Manager
as he travelled to Spain with them for the 2006 World Championships. (view photos)
December brought a new challenge as he applied to Sport England to take
the C.M.A.A. through their Club Mark in order to add more credibility to the
Cobra Quality Club Award. He was told that as the C.M.A.A. are not a part of
Sport England that this cannot be done. Andrew then made an appeal, in writing,
to his local Sports Trust under equal opportunities.
They looked at the case and granted permission for him to go through the Club
Mark accreditation process and receive The Greater Manchester Sports
Partnership Club Mark. This is the local equivalent to that of Sport England,
infact it's the Sport England Club Mark Pack that is used during accreditation.
The process went ahead with a completion date estimated at being the early part
of 2007 based on the fact that the C.M.A.A. already meets the requirements in
full as a result of the Cobra Quality Club Award. All that remained was for
Andrew to attend a couple of Courses run by the Sports Trust in order to
finalize it.
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2007
In March Andrew was interviewed by the World Of Martial Arts TV (www.woma.tv), on the
15th, about the Martial Arts Standards Agency and why the C.M.A.A. joined.
Watch the video interview - click here.
WOMA is owned by the same Production Company who made the "Mind Body
& Kickass Moves" TV Programme and their new channel goes live in
September 2007.
May the 21st saw Andrew increase in Ju-Jitsu grade to 3rd Dan when he
was graded at the Tsunami Ju-Jitsu Club in Burnley.
August brought the 2007 WKA World Championships in Germany, Andrew once
again put on his "hat" as WKA England Team Manager. View Photo Album.
September saw the completion of work started in December 2006. After
months of hard work Andrew gained Club Mark accreditation for the C.M.A.A. Head
Office / Club by being awarded The Greater Manchester Sports Partnership Club
Mark. This is the local equivalent to that of Sport England, infact it was the
Sport England Club Mark Pack that was used during accreditation.
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2008
In January Andrew was asked to teach at the Greater Manchester Police
Karate Club. After the 2-hour session and after looking at what the C.M.A.A.
had to offer the club decided to join. This added additional accreditation to
the C.M.A.A.'s already good name.
In May, due to the C.M.A.A. now being established as one of the largest
Martial Arts Bodies within the UK, the Black Belt Register was redesigned as a
National Register for anyone (both members and non-members) wanting to have their
grade ratified and listed. This change was the result of numerous requests to
be listed from outside of the group. Along with this change came the securing
of the domain name www.blackbeltregister.co.uk.
September saw the introduction of the C.M.A.A. Club Star Rating System.
This allows clubs to claim ‘stars’ as they make use of the C.M.A.A. optional
programmes such as Martial Arts Instructor UK, Cobra
Quality Club Award and Cobra Kids which
in-turn enhance the service they offer to students.
The new scheme was voted on by the C.M.A.A. member clubs at the time with over
80% voting in favour of it’s introduction. View scheme details here.
In October a new magazine hit the streets known as 'Martial Arts
Standard'. Andrew was asked to write an article on the importance of standards
within coaching in the Martial Arts and also how MASA had made an impact on
public awareness. The article can be seen and read here and an
image has been added to the Magazine Hall of Fame on the Black Belt Register, click here.
Also this month C.M.A.A. Vice President Gordon Scot Russell made the following
statement to the group:
"To all C.M.A.A. members and associates. After long talks between the
C.M.A.A. Directors in private (and other Senior Instructors) the Directors have
decided to award Andrew Morrell his 7th Dan Cobra FMA as his time at 6th Dan
has now been served as per C.M.A.A. time served requirements.
These discussions started months ago and the intention has been to award Andrew
at one of the past C.M.A.A. events, however this has not been possible due to
people’s timetables etc and the distance between us all.
There for as from today I as the C.M.A.A. Vice-President, on behalf of the
Directors, would like to announce that Andrew Morrell is herby recognised by
the rank of 7th Dan Cobra FMA and I think that all C.M.A.A. members and
Instructors will agree that our President Master Andrew Morrell has earned this
promotion with all the hard work and dedication he puts into to managing the
C.M.A.A.
C.M.A.A. Vice President Master Gordon Scott-Russell 6th Dan on behalf of the
Directors: George T Ross 9th Dan, Den Butler 8th Dan, John Greenhalgh 8th Dan
and Ray Bell 6th Dan."
At 8am on Friday 21st November 2008, the Greater
Manchester Police Karate Team embarked on a martial arts
marathon that would take them through to 8pm the following day, Saturday 22nd
November. A full 36hrs training with only a 5-minute break allowed for every
hour trained!
Andrew relocated some of his courses and taught for 9 hours at this event
donating all of his fees to the cancer charity CLIC Sergant. Click here for the full story.
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2009
Back in November 2008 Andrew contacted the Central Council for Physical
Recreation (CCPR).
CCPR is the national alliance of governing and representative bodies of sport
and recreation who’s current President is HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.
Membership is only granted to national governing / representative bodies who
can prove they meet the requirements.
At first the CCPR were reluctant to offer membership to the C.M.A.A. but after
many phone calls Andrew was able to show the high standard that the C.M.A.A.
represents, not to mention the size of the group as a whole, and after further
deliberation the CCPR board of Directors granted membership to the C.M.A.A. in February
2009.
On 18th February Andrew took on the role of Child Protection Officer for
the World Karate & Kickboxing Council (WKC).
In March his achievements with the Greater Manchester Police were
recognised as he was interviewed by a selection panel and promoted to the rank
of Sergeant, within the Special Constabulary, having served his community for
the past 2 years as well as helping with the training and development of
several Student Special Constables.
August saw the launch of the MASA 5 web page in order to further promote
the work of the Martial Arts Standards Agency in educating students and parents
as to what they should expect from their Instructor by way of qualifications
and credentials.
The page can be seen here www.masa5.co.uk or www.instructorcheck.co.uk
During September and November Andrew was
contacted by several non-C.M.A.A. members seeking advice. It is a sad fact but
from time to time, when a club leaves one Martial Arts Group in favour of
joining another, the estranged group attempts to spread propaganda in an
attempt to discredit the club Instructor. The common ‘theme’ of such propaganda
is that he or she is not insured or qualified any more or even that the club
has closed down.
This is underhanded and could even be considered as illegal if the comments are
untrue or misleading with the aim of causing one to make a financial loss or
another to a make financial gain (Sec 2 of the 2006 Fraud Act). Some even
contact the venues the Instructors use informing them that he/she is not
regulated by a larger MA Group and as such should not be teaching etc etc....
While there are certain pit falls to not being in membership to a larger body,
it most certainly does not give any person the right to behave in this manner.
As a result of this ludicrous behaviour, Andrew publicised a quote from the
2006 Fraud Act in order to inform ‘victims’ that action can be taken to stop
it, read quote.
Since being promoted to the rank of Sergeant within the Greater Manchester
Police Special Constabulary Andrew has dedicated a great deal of time in
helping to re-structure the way his division runs. This work was recognised in December
as he was again placed before a selection panel and promoted in rank to Acting
Divisional Inspector.
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2010
In January the World Karate & Kickboxing Council increased
Andrew's Freestyle Karate & Kickboxing grade to 6th Dan based in his
service to them as Child Protection rep as well as being the former England
Team Manager for the WKA during the past 6 years.
May saw Andrew carry out an investigation into another group’s claims
relating to insurance for Mixed Martial Arts (Cage Fighting). He had been
looking into this for the past 5 years and to date had proven other claims to
be incorrect – this new one was no different. Andrew’s findings can be read here.
In June the C.M.A.A. was 8 years old and Andrew decided to launch
another ‘branch’ of the C.M.A.A. at the request of many of the member
Instructors, that being Cobra Self Defence. The idea
behind this new venture is that Cobra Self Defence will run courses for
Instructors to expand on their teaching skills and also for members of the
public to expand on their self defence / protection skills.
Early in September Andrew once again faced an interview panel with the
Police after which he was confirmed in rank as Divisional Inspector having
successfully completed his acting period
Andrew was presented with a problem later in September which was that as
the popularity of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) grew Instructors and students alike
began to ask If there was a way they could be graded and recognised by the
C.M.A.A.
The concept of a person holding a grade in MMA has been discussed around the
world with no real conclusion because, after all, MMA is by definition a
combination of various arts and does not normally include belt gradings.
The most acceptable way to grade in MMA is to be judged fight per fight in
competition, however some MMA clubs are not as competitive as others so how can
they be graded? The same applies to accomplished fighters with nothing to show,
grade wise, who then turn to teaching rather than fighting themselves and as
such require a syllabus to work from offering recognised grades.
The answer to this problem is Kick-Jitsu, which is a combination of the throws,
locks, groundwork from Ju-Jitsu and the kicks and strikes from Kickboxing.
Based on his own grades and background in both kickboxing and Ju-Jitsu Andrew
wrote a Kick-Jitsu syllabus that could be used by any club that wished to. www.cobrakickjitsu.co.uk
In October Andrew attended an awards ceremony with the Greater
Manchester Police Special Constabulary where the Chief Constable awarded him
the title of ‘Divisional Officer of The Year’.
2011
June 1st 2011 saw an increase in Andrew’s
Ju-Jitsu grade from 3rd to 4th Dan having served the
required time. This was certified by Den Butler 8th Dan, John
Greenhalgh 8th Dan and Ray Bell 7th Dan.
During March and April Andrew had attended
training courses in senior management with the Chartered Management Institute.
This course was successfully passed and in October he received a CMI Level 6
Award in Management and Leadership (QCF).
In October he went before a Police promotion panel
and was increased in rank to that of Chief Inspector having successfully
completed all of the requirements thus far.
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2012
2012 sees the C.M.A.A. celebrate its tenth anniversary, as
such a commemorative badge was designed by Andrew (view).
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Martial Arts Ranks and other
Accreditations to date
"I have grades in different styles with different Martial Arts Groups and
I think it is important to separate them in order that I do not appear to be
anything that I am not, or that I hold a higher grade in a specific style than
I actually do. As such my grades & styles are listed below in accordance
with the CMAA time served chart for Dan Gradings (view).
Thank you, Andrew Morrell"
Traditional Martial Arts (Trained & Graded)
Shukokai Karate - 2nd Dan
Ju-Jitsu – 4th Dan
Freestyle Martial Arts (Trained & Graded)
Freestyle Karate/Kickboxing - 6th Dan
Combined Martial Arts (Assessed & Graded)
Cobra FMA - 7th Dan
Self Defence / Self Protection - 4th Dan (Self Defence Federation)
Other M.A. Experience
3 years training in Muay Thai (Not graded)
Other Accreditations
Police Officer - Greater Manchester Police Special Constabulary (Rank: Chief
Inspector)
Chartered Management Institute Level 6 Award in Management
and Leadership
Greater Manchester Sports Partnership Accredited
Child Protection Rep' for the World Karate & Kickboxing Council (WKC)
WKA & WKC National Referee - Class A.
England Team Manager (All Disciplines) for the WKA 2004, 2005, 2006 & 2007
Members Director for The Martial Arts Standards Agency (MASA)
Approved First Aid Trainer / Assessor (www.cobrafirstaid.co.uk)
HSE Certified Risk Assessment Safety Auditor
Quality Management Systems Certified Auditor (BS EN ISO 9000)
Authorised Signatory for The Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) & Disclosure
Scotland
Andrew's Own Clubs
www.cobrafma.co.uk / www.cobrakickboxing.co.uk
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