San Antonio, TX 78212
United States of America
The 30th Annual Texas State Championships hosted by Grandmaster Larry Lockhart, Sr., a Martial Arts Champion and Legend, has teamed up with Marcia Mason as GurlFytrz' Texas State Director. Empowering women with awareness, workable solutions and self-confidence, GurlFytrz is launching a nationwide campaign to promote women's safety, self-defense and self-confidence through education via Martial Arts and Personal Development.
Texas State Championships tournament, held in San Antonio on March 13, 2010, has been hosted for over 30 years and is known to be the place where "Champions come". It is renowned for its fairness and imbued tenets in the Martial Arts such as courtesy, respect, self-control, integrity and indomitable spirit. Competitors come from all over the Great State of Texas and Mexico to test their skills and secure one of the beautiful awards offered. This nationally known tournament is recognized for upholding the Martial Arts principles such as respecting and assisting all competitors and spectators providing a true, positive Martial Arts experience for seasoned Martial Artists as well as newcomers. This prestigious event is also known for the spirit of giving and supporting its community.
In the spirit of giving, the Texas State Championships will benefit GurlFytrz Non-Profit Organization and its efforts in spreading the word about women's and children's safety as well as the building of GurlFytrz Safe Ranches, not just in Utah and Texas but, all across the United States.
Having spent the majority of his career as a children's advocate, promoting safety and education, Dr. Lockhart believes that we can make a difference in our community one individual at a time. In 1998, Dr. Lockhart was awarded the Man of the Year Award, which stated, " . . . For devoted and unselfish dedication to the Martial Arts. For your discipline and leadership as a positive role model. Your constant display of proficiency, discipline, respect, and honor shines among the best. Your contribution to society has been of the utmost highest. We salute you!"
"I am very excited that Grandmaster Larry Lockhart, Sr. has joined GurlFytrz as our "New Texas State Director" in our fight against Domestic Violence in Texas", Marcia Mason says. "His endorsement through the Texas State Championships could not have come at a better time as public awareness about these issues is a must for all who care about their families", Marcia Mason states.
"I am excited to partner with GurlFytrz to help further a cause that I have been passionate about for years. It is critical that women and children are aware and learn how to respond correctly to the potential dangers that lurk inside and outside of their homes", Grandmaster Lockhart states. "This national tournament is a wonderful opportunity for Martial Artists and Martial Arts teachers alike to help with the tremendous responsibility of educating our respective communities regarding these issues", Grandmaster Lockhart says.
Dr. Lockhart currently owns and operates Karate Plus Martial Arts Personal Development Center at 1305 S.W. Loop 410, Marbach Exit 7 in Westlakes Village in San Antonio, Texas. He continues to pass on to his students the traditions of winning through superior attitude, superior techniques, and superior work ethics.
You may obtain additional information about Grand Master Lockhart at his web site http://www.familypdc.com/.
Dr. Lockhart is available for professional speaking engagements on topics such as the Martial Arts, personal development, motivation, leadership, child safety and self-defense.
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4 Comments
Post a CommentI actually went to this tournament. It was really great. I even got the literature they offered about domestic violence so I can pass it on to others.
I agree with you completely,if people would let others help the way they want to help a lot of rapes and abuse could have been prevented, here we have many martial artists teaming up to help and they should be getting national attention instead of all the other hoopla that goes on in the news.
I feel this is a great endorsement for the women that are stuck in a situation and in need of help.I know first hand about domestic violence and seen many people I love go through this. I wonder if somthing like this could have been presented to those that needed it before there outcome became different which in turn changed there entire life.
I think this is really awesome! I just wish more people would do something like this and help others. I hope that everybody who reads this "passes" it on and people can support them!