KunTao Silat Training Group of Georgia Malabar/American

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- September 20, 2017 at 2:46 pm #6065
  
  Brian Ward
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  Hello, we have a training group here in lovely North Georgia.
  We hope everyone in the distance learning program is doing well, in your life and training.
  Anybody living in the Southeast Region of the US, passing through on vacation or you know someone who lives in the area and is curious about KunTao Silat, feel free to stop by and join us.
  
  Email us at ktsgeorgia1@gmail.com
  
  or message us on facebook at;
  
  KunTao Silat Training Group of Georgia Malabar/American
  
  Train Hard and God Bless You All.
- December 15, 2017 at 3:55 pm #6175
  
  Steve
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  I heard Sigung Joe was passing through sometime soon. Any details yet?
  
  Joe and Jeff teach at the First Annual American KunTao Silat Gathering from KunTao Silat on Vimeo.
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