Villari's Authentic Shaolin Kempo Karate

More than five decades ago, Fred Villari taught that learning only one way of fighting made you extremely vulnerable in a real-life encounter. Villari taught the “Four Ways of Fighting”- Hitting, Kicking, Felling, and Grappling.

Many scoffed at his then-unorthodox theories. Today, everybody wants to be a mixed martial artist.

With nearly forty years in the martial arts myself, I can say with that what passes for mixed martial arts in many cases should really be called mixed-up martial arts!

A mish-mash of unrelated styles- boxing, karate, BJJ etc with no integration or cohesion. Any experienced martial artist can immediately discern that these “fighters” may be tough and able to take a beating- but they are “Jacks”- not “Masters”.

I have the utmost respect for true mixed martial artists- those who have diligently studied with able teachers and who have put in the blood, sweat and tears to earn the title of “Mixed Martial Artist”.

Please watch and learn why this course can be of immense value to you.