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Sensei James O'Brien (Above - on Left)

The Chief Instructor, Sensei Jim O’Brien, in 2005 marked his 15th year in Japanese martial arts. In 1984 Jim began studying karate with Sensei Larry and Tom Sullivan.  Sensei O’Brien currently holds Sandan Rank or 3rd degree Black Belt in American Kenpo Jiu-Jitsu as well as Kensho-Ryu Kenpo Karate which ranks him as an expert in this system.  This rank was earned through his current instructor, Shihan (Master Instructor) Carlos Miranda.  Shihan Carlos currently teaches at the Kensho-Ryu in Pawtucket, RI.  His first Black Belt in the Kensho-Ryu system was earned on October 2, 1999 while also earning the title of Sensei. In order to earn his title, he was also required to complete a one year training program which emphasized “how to teach a traditional system” to adults and children with new or advanced training methods without losing the tradition and customs of the Art. 

 

Sensei Jim has also served with The United States Marine Corps Reserve from October 1997 to April 2005.

Sensei Craig Duquette (Above - on Right)

Sensei Craig earned his Shodan or 1st degree black belt in 2005 while training under Shihan Carlos Miranda.  In 2007, he earned his Nidan or 2nd degree black belt. 

 

Sensei Jim and Sensei Craig continue to train under Kyoshi Mark Sheeley and Shihan Carlos Miranda (Above - Center).   

Kensho-Ryu Kenpo Karate
108 Mechanic Street
Bellingham, MA 02019
(508) 883 - 8929