Oklahoma Kenpo Karate Association was started by Mr. Lee Lawrence in the mid 70's in Claremore, Oklahoma. As of 1 July 2009, due to health issues, Mr. Lawrence retired and named Mr. David Fishinghawk President of the OKKA. President: Mr. David Fishinghawk, 10th Blk, Kenpo 6th Degree, TKD Vice-President: Mr. Mike Fox Secretary/ Treasurer: Mrs. Kelly Fishinghawk Public Relations: Technical Advisor: Mr. Stanley Mason Mailing Address: OKKA Headquarters Attn: Mr. David Fishinghawk P.O. Box 953 Locust Grove, Oklahoma 74352 Phone: 918-479-8889 Cell: 918-760-4055 School: 918-479-8889 OKKA Schools Gathering to honour Mr. Lee Lawrence 1978-2008 30 years of Excellence |
Oklahoma Kenpo Karate Association
American Black Belt System Karate Association
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Mr. David Fishinghawk:
- American Black Belt System Karate Association President
- Oklahoma Kenpo Karate Association President
- Native American Martial Arts Association Vice-President
- Tier 1 founding member of the American Karate Association
Southern Region. - Regional Rep. & Scout, Coach and member of Board of Directors
with World Organization of Martial Arts Athletes. - 2004 awarded 10th degree in Kenpo Karate by the Oklahoma
Kenpo Karate Association. - 2004 awarded 8th degree in Senshi Ryu by Grandmaster Allen
Little Sun. - 1996 awarded 6th degree in American Karate and Tae Kwon Do
by the Internal Training Association. - 2005 International Martial Arts Council of America National Champ
in forms and sparring. - 2003 Native American Martial Arts Association World Games; took
1st in 35+ and in 42+ hard traditional forms, took 1st in 35+ and in
42+ Sparring. - 2003 World Organization of Martial Arts Athletes "Goodwill" World
Games; took gold in Korean forms, silver in Kenpo/Polynesian
forms, bronze in Japanese forms and a bronze in fighting. Cancun
Mexico - He is rated by the NBL as being in the top 5 in different divisions of
forms from the year 98 to 03. - 2003 rated in the regionally Pacific Conference; #2 in hard
traditional forms. Nationally Western Pacific Conference #3 in
hard traditional forms. - 2002 Native American Martial Arts Association competitor of the
year. - 2002 Native American Martial Arts Association World Competition
took 1st in 35+Sparring, Kenpo/Polynesian forms,
Japanese/Okinawan Forms and also in 35+ hard traditional forms.
He also took second in Korean forms. - 1999 National Black Belt League Super Grand World Games;
placed 6th in Senior Traditional Forms and 3rd in 18+ Traditional
forms; Niagara Falls Ontario Canada. - 1998 National Black Belt League Super Grand World Games;
placed 5th and 6th in Senior and Korean Traditional forms;
Savannah, Georgia.
The ABBSKA is an association that is open to all system and styles, for info
contact Mr. Fishinghawk at 918-479-8889
contact Mr. Fishinghawk at 918-479-8889