STAR Party at Richlands location fun, games and star awards.

Friday Feb 10th please bring a friend.

Parents Night Out Feb 11th 8-11 $25

Kids Camp Feb 15th and 20th.

Karate lower belt Graduation Feb 24 white to orange belt.

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Young Martial Artist On His Way to Success

By
Rachel Veitch

When Aaron Cullman, 15, first started training in the martial arts at Wright's Extreme Martial Arts 2 years ago, he did not expect to fall in love with the sport. Now, he's a Green belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and a blue belt in Kempo Karate, a tremendous and rare achievement for someone so young. He is also the first Junior Blue Belt in Pancrase, a unique system that has never seen someone so young earn their blue belt.

Cullman started with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, a traditional ground fighting style which originated in Japan and moved to Brazil in the early 1900s. “I wanted to wrestle more and the season was too short, so I was looking forward to...

Once again the MMA title fight "Battle of the South comes to Eastern North Carolina, and Wright's eXtreme Martial arts is welcoming the fight with full force! We are pulling all the stops for this one, and already 10 of our fighters have signed up, one of whom is defending his current title holding! The fight will be Saturday December 10th starting at 4:00 pm, and is taking place at Hooligan's Pub and Music Hall! This fight promises to be a good one, with all of our prime fighters training extra hard, each of them hoping to win the coveted title of Battle of the South Champion. Orlando Torres, current title holder, will be trying to win his 5th consequtive amature fight, and be on his way to becoming a proffesional MMA fighter. Please show your support for our team and our school and come on out to Battle of the South, December 19th 2011 at Hooligans Pub and Music Hall! Tickets are on sale at Wright's eXtreme Martial...

Female Brazilian Jui Jitsu player achieves a high
goal at Wright's eXtreme Martial Arts in Jacksonville, NC

Ground fighting styles such as Pancrase and BJJ are difficult enough as it is, the average person takes 10 to 12 years to achieve their black belt. But when you are a woman taking on men who are sometimes twice your weight, the challenge is even greater. Wright’s eXtreme Martial Arts student Nohelia Guilott doesn’t let her gender, or her status as a busy mom and Navy wife, affect her training. Guilott is the first female student at Wright’s Martial Arts to achieve the incredible feat of earning her Blue Belt in Brazillian Jui Jitsu, and is well on her way to earning her black belt. “I just love the class” Guilott says of the BJJ class at Wright’s....