It's a new year and the WTKDC Youth students have started the tournament season off with a bang!  We already have several 1st place winners, and even Grand Champion winnners. 

Several students have been selected to join National and Regional Teams!  We've got a lot of work ahead of us, but we're training to be the best on the circuit and remain as...  "One of Washington's Winningest Dojangs".

                Five youth students from the Reston facility bring home some Serious "Bling-Bling" from the World Series International Martial Arts Championships.  Pictured from left to right is

Gregory Fischer, Lisa-Anne Fisher, Stephanie Seto, Alex Seto and Ewan Kay

Tournament Results

Dennis Brown's U. S. Capitol Classics International Martial Arts Tournament

Given by Mfundi Dennis Brown, at the Crystal Gateway Marriott, in Crystal City, Virginia

The Battle of the USA

Given by Yong Sung Lee, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel at Reston Town Center

Seems like only yesterday when this championship group hit the tournament scene; but they all are a lot older now!

Stephanie Seto (Reston Location) Wins Youth Beginner Forms Crandchamionship

The legendary Grand Master Jhoon Rhee and WTKDC Chief of Staff, Karen Lawrence at the U.S. Capitol Classics Night Time Finals

The ever fashionable Briannah Charles, struts her stuff after winning 1st place at Howard Moore's tournament in Baltimore, Maryland.

Master Wyatt stands with Tournament Promoter, The late Robert Everhart and several of the recipients of the "Living Legends" Award.

Five year old Trey Thorne prepares to perform his Form, Chung Ji, the form that won him 1st place honors.

Master Wyatt and Taimak, who was the Star of the hit movie produced by former Motown President, Barry Gordy...

"The Last Dragon".

Rodtico Baker prepares to give the judges a super performance in his quest for 1st Place while his colleague, Imanie Content does her thing in spectacular fashion.

Kwanjang Wyatt stands with three of his students from the Reston facility as they sport their trophies from Grandmaster Yong Sung Lee's Battle of USA World Martial Arts Festival, in Reston, Virginia

Gregory Fischer (pictured right) of the Reston Facility listens to the sparring rules from legendary black belt, Neil Erlich before his debut match.

All Winners!!!

Students from the WTKDC were ALL winners at the JW Spring Classics Martial Arts Tornament!  Left to right are Imanie Content, Fort Washington; Ewan Kay and Alex Seto, Reston; Briannah Charles, Jelani Wilson and Rodtico Baker, from Fort Washington

In their first time out, the students from the International Monetary Fund sweep the division winning 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in the Adult Forms Division at Burdyck's Battle of Baltimore Tournament.

Gold Belt, Jung Kim gives a strong presentation before taking 1st Place in the Adult Women's Forms Competition at Everhart's 23rd Tri-Area Championships Tournament.

Winning 1st Place is beginning to be a habit for the IMF Branch of the WTKDC, as each student won 1st place at the World Series of Martial Arts National Tournament.

The youngest and smallest member of the WTKDC Black Belt Club member, Trey Thorne, gets in a good side kick against a much bigger opponent at the JW Spring Classics Martial Arts Tournament

Top rated, "Storman" Norman Nixon stands with Master Wyatt after he puts on an outstanding performance at the U.S. Capitol Classics International Martial Arts Tournament

Master Wyatt stands with legendary international Breaking Champion, Elton Trowler at the U. S. Capitol Classics International Martial Arts Tournament, in Crystal City, Virginia

Master Wyatt wins 1st Place in the
Senior Forms Division at the Maryland
Open National Martial Arts Tournament

Master Wyatt and some of the Top Senior
Competitors in the country pose with
Grand Master Manny Agrella (Center)

         In his first time out, White Belt,

         Christopher Ridout wins 3rd Place

         in Beginner Sparring!

"State Champions" Imanie Content,  Kailyn Wilson, Norman Nixon, and Rodtico Baker pose with Master Wyatt and Master Davis.  Also a State Champion winner, but not pictured, is 6 year old Trey Thorne

Master Wyatt and U.S. Capitol Classics promoter, Dennis Brown at the Night Time Finals

Blue Belt, Rodtico Baker and Gold Belt. Norman Nixon show off their X-Box Game Stations that they each won for the Youth Beginner and Youth Intermediate Forms/Weapons Grandchampion at Montez Dennis' Tournament in Hampton, Virginia.

200 Years Plus!

Master Wyatt poses with some of the greatest Masters of the Martial Arts in the country.  Pictured left to right is Grand Master Furman Marshall (USMC, Retired), Major Bill Hayes (USMC, Retired), Master Wyatt, Grand Master Jim Robinson and Kyoshi Clarence Murray.

(Above) Nationally acclaimed Female Martial Artist, Dr. Germon Miller and Master Wyatt (Below) Dr. Miller, Master Wyatt and National Self Defense Champion, Master Samuel Scott, at the JW Spring Classics Martial Arts Championships

9th Gup White Belt, Darlene Scott proudly holds up her beautiful 1st place trophy from Yong Sung Lee's Tournament

Master Wyatt stands with four WTKDC youth students (left to right) Rodtico Baker, Norman Nixon, Trey Thorne and Imanie Content who were announced at the "Promoters Plus NATIONAL Champions" of their respective divisions.

Two of our Tallest Students

6 Foot Ewan Kay, the tallest WTKDC Youth Student and 6 feet 6 inch, Alan Thomas, the Tallest Adult Student, shows off their winnings from Charlie Lee's World Series of Martial Arts Tournament,  in Reston, Virginia.

Happy Birthday, Master Wyatt

Master Wyatt, Tournament Director of the JW Spring Classics Martial Arts Tournament, receives birthday well wishes from some of his favorite students.

Gold Belt, Marcus Britt made a dynamic impression on the judges in winning 1st place in Beginner Forms, at the JW Spring Classics

Master Wyatt presents the Youth Black Belt Forms Award at the U.S. Capitol Classics tournament in Crystal City, Virginia

Master Arnold Mitchell of Baltimore and Master Wyatt

Master Wyatt sits on an All Star Panel at Raymond Wongs National Kung Fu Open