Since 1994, he has operated schools teaching martial arts, MMA, and military/law enforcement Combatives. The World Budoshin White Tiger Federation
A Christian Martial Arts Organization – Est. 2003
The World Budoshin White Tiger Federation is, above all, a Christ-centered martial arts organization, dedicated to building warriors in both spirit and skill. Rooted in faith and discipline, the Federat
ion is the global home of the Budoshin White Tiger-Ryu System, a comprehensive martial arts style that blends tradition, effectiveness, and modern combative application. Our System: Budoshin White Tiger-Ryu
Budoshin White Tiger-Ryu is a dynamic, well-rounded martial arts system that draws upon a powerful blend of disciplines, including:
Hapkido (Traditional & Tactical)
Shotokan Karate
American Kenpo
Muay Thai Kickboxing
Judo
Jujitsu / Submission Grappling
Pasaryu Taekwondo
Weapons Training
This integrated system is designed to develop a complete martial artist—effective in self-defense, strong in character, and grounded in Christian values. Founded by Soke Craig Hamm
Over 47 Years of Martial Arts Experience
Soke Craig Hamm established the Federation in 2003, bringing together nearly five decades of martial arts training and instruction. His credentials span multiple respected systems and organizations:
🥋 8th Dan Hapkido – under GM Rick Jessee & GM Floyd Yoder (Chun Moo Hapkido Tactical USA)
🥋 7th Dan Namido Jujitsu – under Soke Michael Frazier (Namido Jujitsu Yudanshaki)
🥋 7th Dan American Kenpo – under Elder GM Steve Spry (International Kenpo Karate Institute)
🥋 6th Dan Shotokan/Budoshin-Kai Karate – under Hanshi Tony Chester (United Budoshin-Kai Culture)
🥋 4th Dan Pasaryu Taekwondo – under GM Kang Rhee (Pasaryu Martial Arts Association)
🥋 Level 9 Master Instructor – in Western Malay Fighting System under GM Larry Ingle (Bushido Martial Arts)
🥋 2nd Dan Kodokan Judo – under the late O’Sensei Philip Porter (United States Martial Arts Association)
🥋 Level Two Black Belt in Jeet Kune Do Street Defense – under Sifu Robert Kitchin (Robert L.