Jason Mummaw

Jason Mummaw is a 6th Degree black belt in American Kenpo with over 25 years of teaching experience. In his extensive teaching history, he has instructed many state, national, and world champions. He has competed several times as a part of the United States National Karate team, winning numerous medals, and has been featured on ESPN. Jason has a passion for working with special needs children and was named the 2014 Master of the Year and in 2017 received the Award for Excellence in Martial Arts by the Board of Grandmasters.

Additional Qualifications:

Certified black belt instructor
Certified board breaking instructor
Certified NRA pistol instructor
Certified police tactics instructor

Sunshine Hodges

Kelly 'Sunshine' Hodges is a 3rd Degree black belt (Sensei) in Okinawan Isshinryu Karate. She has trained under the Superfoot System of Karate and has been practicing martial arts since 2005. Sunshine was black belt trained under Sensei Mark 'Hightstepper' Gurley, a five-time world champion, at Highstepper's American Karate Studio. Sunshine is a 2-time NASKA under belt Champion in extreme forms and weapons, a 5-time black belt Florida State Champion in All Divisions, 2017 and 2018 Florida Gateway Challenge Black Belt Grand Champion, and Master of the Bo Staff. She has a passion for teaching children, and with over 5 years teaching experience she has instructed many state, national, and world champions. Sunshine was also the captain of Team Rebounderz of which she is still a member. She has been featured in multiple martial arts commercials and was awarded the Excellence in Leadership Award by the Board of Grandmasters.

Additional Qualifications:

CPR and First Aid Certified

ralph Shea Chaplic

Ralph “Sweet Science” Chaplic, originally from a small town called South Dennis in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. He lived with his Trainer David Gonsalves Jr. early on in his boxing career. There, he was able to concentrate more on training and building the discipline he would need that eventually gave him such a good run as an athlete.

At age 16 his true amateur career started where he won 3 Golden Glove titles, 3 USA New England ABF Championships, 2 New England Diamond Belt Championships, 1 USA ABF Regional Championship. In 1991 he decided to turn pro after his Olympic dreams were dashed when he didn’t make the team in 1988 to go to Seoul, Korea. Instead, he managed to compile a pro record of 15-0 8 KO’S when he won his first pro title which was the USA New England Lightweight Title. He ended his pro career with a 17-1 10 KO record.

Works closely with Embrace Families, a non-profit benefiting foster and underprivileged children in central Florida.