Chuck Wayne has been studying martial arts since 1967. He has taught thousands of students from police officers, females, children, senior citizens, and the handicapped. Students range from 5 through 70. He is also a veteran Law Enforcement Officer from Texas. Chuck Wayne has been combining, enhancing and improving combat martial arts such as magnificent arts of Hapkido, Judo, Jujitsu, and American Boxing. Chuck Wayne has been in many real life confrontations while serving in law enforcement, and bodyguard dignitary protection work. He understands the important of survival techniques. Now here is your opportunity for Instructor Wayne to share his knowledge with you, so that you and your family will benefit from this magnificent art.

WHO INSPIRED MASTER WAYNE TO LEARN MARTIAL ARTS?

     It all started in his high school days. Wayne saw a Japanese boy in trouble in school, and the boy was about to rumble with about five other boys. Wayne didn't like the odds against the Japanese boy so he decided that he was going to help him fight those boys. Although Wayne never got the chance, the Japanese boy opened up a can of whoop-hurt on those five boys and the fight was over. Wayne later becomes friends with him and that's when it all begins.

     But what really made Wayne want to continue for the rest of his life, was the movie Billy Jack. When he saw that movie with Mr. Tom Laughlin he knew that he was going to be Just like that. And then came Bruce Lee with his energy and ability to motivate Wayne even more so. Some of Master Wayne's greatest heroes are Tom Laughlin as Billy Jack, Bruce Lee, Clint Eastwood, Superfoot Wallace, Chuck Norris, Steven Seagal, John Wayne, Mel Gibson, and Wayne's father Charles Gant.