SENIOR INSTRUCTORS

HANSHI DAVE FASIG

1963 Started training in Judo obtained Black belt in 1970. Obtained Black belt in Tae Kwan Do 1971. Obtained 5th Dan in Shudo Kan in 1989. Met Grand Master Fusei Kise at a camp in 1987 and formally started training under him in 1990. Obtained 6th Dan 1995, 7th Dan 2002, 8th Dan 2009 and Honored with the title of Hanshi in 2011. Have also trained in, Boxing, Jujitsu and Kung Fu.

KYOSHI CARLOS ROSADO

Kyoshi Carlos Rosado, Nana Dan (7th Dan) is the senior instructor in Salta, Argentina, at the Shisa Dojo.
He started training karate in October 1983 with Master Juan Carlos Vallejos (7th Dan of the Brinkmann School) in Salta, Argentina.

He trained and competed in Sports Karate from 1985 to 2000, obtaining good results in individual kumite, team kumite, individual kata and team kata, in provincial, regional and national tournaments, among which the “TSUCHIYA” Cup (11/19/1989) organized by the FAK (Argentine Federation of Karate), National Tournament Brinkmann School (10/14/1990), National FAK Tournament (09/21/1992), Argentine Sports Games (10/28/1994), among others.
He worked as Tournament Organizer, Shiai Kumite referee and Kata Judge for more than 10 years being registered in the Argentine Karate Federation. During these years he learned and trained katas of the styles: Kobayashi Ryu, Shotokan and to a lesser extent, Goju Ryu.

He taught “Police Defense” at the School of Non-Commissioned Officers of the Provincial Police of Salta for more than 10 years.

He began teaching karate in 1986, receiving the title of “National Instructor”, awarded by Kyoshi Jorge Julio Brinkmann in 1988.

He taught classes in several gymnasiums, primary and secondary schools and at the National University of Salta (where he taught for more than ten years).

He is a student of Hanshi John Shipes and a member of his Dojo since May 2023.

Shisa Dojo
Reinas Margaritas 44, Barrio Las Rosas
Salta Capital - Argentina (CP 4400).

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KYOSHI PERCY JOHNSON

Sensei Jonson started formal karate training in 1970. Earned a Shodan in Okinawa Isshinryu Karate and a Sandan in Hawaiian Kujukempo Karate before being accepted into the All Okinawa Shorin-ryu Kenshin-Kan Karate and Kobudo by Master Fusei Kise as black belt no rank student. He was trained on Okinawa by Master Kise and Kyoshi Isao Kise 1979-1984; 1987-1988; and 1989-1993. He has taught for and along side Master Kise and Sensei Isao on all the military bases on Okinawa and the main DOJO. He has represented the main DOJO in tournaments and demonstrations on and off military bases on Okinawa. He has taught black belt training classes at the main Dojo.

While on Okinawa, he was Okinawa Shorinryu Kenshin-Kan Karate Kobudo Association then federation correspondence secretary for all correspondence coming to Okinawa from the dojos around the world.

Sensei Johnson has been a tester for the Okinawa Shorin-ryu Kenshin-Kan and Kobudo Federation at the main Dojo promotion and weapons testing.

Sensei Johnson was the senior American black belt instructor representing the main Dojo in the opening ceremonies for the all Japan games (kokutai) – Okinawa, Japan in October 1987.

Sensei Johnson has had dojos in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; Camp Lejeune North Carolina and Yuma, Arizona and presently in Memphis, Tennessee.

He was promoted to Godan in 1984 and directed by Master Kise to use the title of Shihan, also qualified for Godan in all the Kenshin-Kan Godan Kobudo.

Sensei Johnson was verbally told to use the rank of Rokudan by Master Kise during his annual visit 1987 to Sensei Greg Lazarus’s Dojo in Dover, New Hanpshire and Sensei Johnson was Sensei Lazarus’s guest during Master Kise’s visit. Sensei Johnson was officially tested and promoted to Rokudan in 1991.

He was certified Rokudan in Kobudo (Bo, Sai, Kama), Tuite and International Police Self Defense Instructor in 1995.

He retired from the U.S. Marine CWO4 after 30 years of active duty on February 1, 1996.