06/19/2024
is brought to you by:
Kaicho Mike Culbreth-
- Started Training: Began Yoshukai Karate in 1974 at age 18 in Brewton, AL.
- Black Belt Journey: Received Black Belt and became Co-Director of the World Yoshukai Karate Kobudo Organization.
- Family Involvement: Wife Denese and daughter Brooke are both Black Belts; Denese is the first female Shihan in the U.S.
- Rank Achievements: 8th degree Black Belt, ranks received in Japan and Canada; awarded Gold Belt in 2013 by Master Yamamoto.
- Mentorship: Close relationship with Master Yamamoto for over 43 years; trained directly under him.
- Leadership Role: Assistant Director under Master Yuki Koda before 1997; co-founded World Yoshukai Karate Kobudo Organization in 2000 with Kaicho Toyama.
- Competition Success: Nationally ranked competitor; 2nd place in Japan Knock-Down Karate Championships (1982, 1984); first place in team Japanese Knock-down competition and individual heavyweight in Hawaii.
- Teaching and Seminars: Provides self-defense and r**e prevention seminars; trains police and law enforcement; hosts Southern Region Open Karate Tournament since 1979.
- Global Influence: Traveled to Peru, Taiwan, Japan, and other countries to promote Yoshukai martial arts.
- Philosophy: Emphasizes hard traditional training, respect, manners, honesty, and discipline; aims to train young leaders and ensure World Yoshukai is known as a professional martial arts organization.
Kaicho Mike Culbreth carries on the legacy of Master Yamamoto, ensuring Yoshukai Karate's authenticity and growth worldwide.