Sensei Quinton Massey was appointed by Kyoshi Tyrone Wiggins, Sr., as the U.S. Oki-Kobudo Director for the Seishi-Ryu Karate Kobudo Federation. Sensei Massey has trained with Kyoshi Tyrone Wiggins for several years with the heart of a warrior. Anyone that trains with Sensei Massey in Oki-Kobudo, will find the traditions of the past stored inside of him.
If you're serious about training in Oki-Kobudo at the Rosehill Community Center, 19 Lamdson Ln, New Castle, DE 19720, feel free to give Sensei Massey a call at 1-302-250-9526 or email him at Qmassey@Comcast.net, I'm sure he will be more than happy to assist you in your quest for Oki-Kobudo knowledge.
Sensei Quinton Massey began his Martial Arts study in 1990 at Kingswood Community center under the leadership of Sensei Steven D. Price (Founder of Scream Kido Goju). Sensei Massey was promoted to Shodan Black Belt in Scream Kido Goju in 1994. from 1993-1995, he received tutelage under Grandmaster Rico Guy (U.S. Budo Kai Kan Goju (New York,NY). In 1999, Sensei Massey joined the University of Martial & Science Goju System (Founder Kyoshi Bennie Young) and received strict martial discipline in self-defense and Goju kata. Under the teachings of Shihan Carey Rossignol (Founder of Aiki Kan Preservation Society) and the late Shihan Terry Hayford (Founder of Dai Gakko No Bujitsu Kai)Sensei Massey received training in the following arts: Jo-Jitsu, Iaido, Kenjutsu, Tonto-Jutsu, Aiki-Jujitsu and Oda Koroso. In November 2001, Sensei Massey was afforded an opportunity to travel to Tokyo, Japan with Shihan Terry Hayford and study Kenjutsu (sword fencing) under sensei Yoshihiro Sugino(Katori Ryu). On February 20, 2005, Kyoshi Bennie Young promoted Sensei Massey to Menkyo Kaiden in the Goju System (Teachers License) and 5th Degree Black Belt in Goju.
In addition, Sensei Massey has taught Martial Arts/Self-Defense classes at the YWCA, Kingswood Community Center, Rosehill Community Center in Wilmington,DE and at Brother Russo Academy in Philadelphia,PA. Sensei Massey has also performed Martial Arts on the Dottie Neal show (channel 28) and has given several demonstrations at a variety of health conferences. Sensei Massey is also an ordained Deacon (2004).
