About Sensei Pacer

“A teacher—above all”

Sensei Pacer is a fifth degree master of Karate. His dojo trains students in a martial arts that Sensei refers to as QuanFa which simply means “Martial Arts" to him and his students. It is a merger of styles that serves his students well. As a student of Master Sensei Pacer, you'll learn to be an artist, not a fighter. You'll learn to express yourself through martial arts and movement.

Above all, Sensei Pacer is a teacher. His broad experience allows him to truly give students a unique perspective on martial arts and how they can learn to optimize every aspect of their lives through it.

Sensei teaches a wide variety of arts, including, but not limited to:

4', 5' & 6' wooden staff
28" wooden jo stick (Escrima)
Palm stick (8")
Chinese Sai
Okinawa Kama
Sensei Pacer style nunchakus
Knife skills to live by
Samurai katana swords
His personal favorite: 9mm pistol
Self defense with the household ink pen
Joint locks of the world (the seizing arts)
Takedowns (one second they're standing, the next they are not...but you are)
Breakholds - so they want to grab you? Sensei shows you how to prevent it
Punches and kicks are still the kings of the self-defense world - and still great fun!
Throws. If you still think you need them, Sensei shows you how to use them

But what he really teaches are ways to express and improve yourself through martial arts.

Sensei Pacer is represented by Linda Layman Talent and Modeling Agency
3546 E. 51st Street Tulsa, OK 74135
Ph: (918) 744-0888 Fax: (918) 744-1802

Sensei's Unique Qualifications

Besides his many martial arts qualifications, Sensei Pacer is a certified fitness trainer (certified by the National Council for Certified Personal trainers, Oklahoma State University). He is a certified first aid specialist. Sensei is a licensed unarmed and armed security officer.

Sensei obtained his finest and most indebted training at the hands of the Soke Master and founder of the World Kempo Association as a private, one-on-one student of the Grand Master for six years.