I'm heavy into sci-fi. The CG special effects are getting better and better every year. I love it! I'm heavy into computers. I love Linux (Knoppix) but I haven't fully crossed over from Win yet. I'll get there. Martial arts is my number 1 passion aside from my family. I'm into tattoos. I'm up to 7 right now and itchin to get more. I see a backpiece in the future.
Anyone who loves martial arts !
I'll listen to just about anything (except country). I think I have Sting in my player right now, but my tastes are like a leaf on the wind, no tellin' what I'll be listening to tomorrow.
Anything action-packed or science fiction related. I don't have time for chick flicks (neither does my wife!)
Most anything playing on Sci Fi Friday at the Sci Fi Channel. You name it: Stargate SG-1 (in the 10th year now), Stargate Atlantis, Battlestar Galactica (old and new), Eureka, the original Star Trek series (or any ST series for that matter), Dr. Who, Farscape, Space: Above and Beyond, Gene Roddenberry's Earth: Final Conflict and/or Andromeda, The Firefly series/Serenity movie. Basically anything SF. Then of course there is UFC on Spike. I don't care much for the BS that they film at the bunk house. I do take notes on how they are training though. Good stuff.
Aside from Black Belt mag, Grappling mag, TapouT mag or Tae Kwon Do Times, I just finished reading The Fighter's Body: An Owner's Manual by L. W. Christensen. The last novel I read was Gates of Fire by Steven Pressfield.
Besides Sean Connery being the BEST, I would have to say Nietzsche, just for rattling the cages. 'Nuff said.
Chief's Martial Arts Background
1st Dan Tang Soo Do
1st Dan Tae Kwon Do
-- Member of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Tae Kwon Do division (2006)
-- Over 21 years of Martial Arts experience in multiple styles
Mr. Hayslip has been training in martial arts since 1985 and holds a Black Belt in Tang Soo Do (Chuck Norris System) from the Virgil Davis Karate Studio, Russell, Ky (1990) and a Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do from Mr. Nathan Lewis at the Kyova Karate Academy in Ironton, Oh (1991).
After serving in the United States Navy, Roy trained for nine months at the Tri-City School of Martial Arts in Chesapeake, Oh (1998). There he learned the basics of Manabi Masho Jujitsu (The Working Way) from Grandmaster ~ 10th Degree Black Belt Professor John H. Casarez, Soke and 51st Seat on the World Head of Family Sokeship Council Hall of Fame.
More recently, Mr. Hayslip spent four months training with Mr. Mike Belote, 4th Dan Black Belt in Isshinryu Karate at the Southwest Martial Arts School in McComb, MS (2004).
Roy trained for twelve months at McComb Martial Arts Academy (now Epic Martial Arts) learning Han Mu Do from Mr. Chris Holmes, a 3rd Dan Black Belt in Han Mu Do and 2nd Dan Black Belt in MDK Tang Soo Do (2005). While training at MMAA, Roy taught Tang Soo Do privately for six months at the McComb Fitness Center, McComb, MS.
Mr. Hayslip continuously seeks training in other martial art styles. Those basic studies include Aikido, Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, Small-Circle Jujitsu, Krav Maga, Kumdo/Kendo, JKD Concepts, Thai Boxing, Hanbo/Bojutsu, Wing Chun, Tai Chi and Yoga.
Professionally, Roy was enlisted in the US Navy as a Submarine Machinist's Mate for 8 years, serving aboard the USS Key West (SSN 722) and the USS Louisiana (SSBN 743 G). He has served as a Merchant Marine Chief Engineer for the past 5 years aboard Offshore Supply Vessels in the Gulf of Mexico.
Chief's Links
Chris Holmes' Han Mu Do website
GM Casarez's website in Chesapeake, OH
My friend Jon Henderson's Muay Thai instructor in Hawaii
My Tang Soo Do instructor's site in KY
Tim Clark was also a student of Mr. Davis'. He sat my Black Belt board in 1990.
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