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NEW
YORK SEIBUKAN NORTHWEST
Resilience Fitness
7213 267th Street NW Stanwood,
WA 98292
(360)926-8132
Tuesday
and Thursday 7:30pm-9:00pm
$60 per month
No Contracts No Promotion or Testing Fees
White Judo Gi Required Ordering is Available
For
Additional Information
Contact Bill Williams at (360)926-8132, (631)896-7296 or billwilliams@nyseibukan.com
Mr. Bill
Williams was born and raised in New York City and began his training in
the martial arts of karate and jujutsu, in 1982 under Dennis Fink
Sensei. He currently holds the grade of 4th
Degree Black Belt in Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu, and 5th
Degree Black Belt, and the title of Renshi, in Okinawan Isshin-ryu
Karate-do. He has traveled to Okinawa, and Fukuoka, Japan to train in
both disciplines.
In 2005,
he completed the senbondori
(test of 1000 points) after a six-hour grueling test of physical
stamina, will power, and spirit. Senbondori
has only been conducted at the Sekiryukan (headquarters of Sosuishi-ryu
Jujutsu) in Fukuoka, Japan since 1868. Hosted by Fink Sensei in New
York, several members from the Sekiryukan in Japan attended and
sanctioned this event led by Manzo Shitama Sensei, 16th headmaster of
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu. This was the second time this event has been held
outside of the Sekiryukan, both times at the New York Seibukan. It was
never held in any other dojo in Japan.
In January
2007, he retired from the New York City Police Department after 20
years of distinguished service, retiring as a Detective Sergeant. He
was assigned to the Intelligence Division, supervising counter
terrorism investigations. Bill was a first responder on 9/11 and
subsequently supervised a joint FBI/NYPD task force that investigated
the attacks on the World Trade Center. He has received several hundred departmental, and community awards
during his career with the NYPD, including the Medal for Valor, when he
was injured in a gun battle with four armed adversaries. Bill has been
certified as a Defensive Tactics Instructor by the F.B.I., and has
graduated from their Officer’s Survival School. He has
utilized his training to help provide instruction in defensive tactics
for law enforcement officers at the New York Seibukan. He currently
resides on Camano Island, Washington and continues to mentor a class of
jujutsu students in Vancouver, Washington.
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