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Ahgung Tony Ramos was born on the Big Island of Hawaii. He began his training in Kajukenbo in 1950 with Joseph Emperado (Sijo’s brother) as his instructor. Then in 1960, after many years of hard work and training, Ahgung moved to California and returned to Hawaii and received his black belt from Sijo.
Augung Tony Ramos was born and raised on the Island of hawaii. He started the martial arts in 1948 with his brother in lawGeorge Seronio, who was a black belt in the Kajukenbo system. For two years he studied, mostly all the basics and fundamentals he needed to know before he entered the Palama Settlement Self Defense school in 1950, under Joe ...
Oct 1, 2014 · His 45 plus years of excellence in Kajukenbo was honored and along with him, his son Anthony “Sonny” Ramos, the grandson of Ahgung was also awarded a very well deserved black belt in Kajukenbo. Many of the Grandmasters that witnessed sonny’s presentation called it one of the best they have ever seen and it was an “old school ...
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Not only have they been in Fairfield since 1962, they teach black belt excellence, along with discipline, honor, integrity, and are very family oriented! I have trained here for years when I lived in Fairfield and could not imagine going to any other school.
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Welcome to Tony Ramos Kajukenbo, Fairfield's original karate school. We have been providing blackbelt excellence since 1960. Our training facility is well equipped to serve the needs of the aspiring martial artist as well as those who seek out martial arts as a means to nourish the mind, body, and spirit.
Jun 3, 2016 · Ramos received his black belt 10 years later. Kajukenbo is an open martial art meaning practitioners are free to add their own flavor. Tony Ramos developed the Ramos Method that is still taught. “One of the things my father created are the concentration dances. It’s all breath control.
One example of a Kajukenbo crest. Charles Gaylord, Tony Ramos, and Aleju Reyes, who had received their black belts from Emperado, passed down kajukenbo in the United States. Each of them opened their own kajukenbo school in California. With first being Tony Ramos in 1960, and followed by Reyes, Gaylord, Joe Halbuna.
