Harlan Wall

Instructor

Training Since: 2018

Teaching Since: 2024

Technique of Choice: Straight Palm

Weapon of Choice: Dagger

Harlan’s passion for martial arts began at the age of 3, and over the years, he has gained extensive experience across multiple disciplines, demonstrating his commitment to continuous learning and improvement. His martial arts journey includes:

Budo Juitsu: Blue Belt

Karate: Brown Belt

GKD: Green Belt

Kali: Phase 4

Arakan: Yellow Belt (graded in 2022)

As an instructor, Harlan combines street and sport combat with a deep understanding of fight logic and martial arts philosophy. Whether working with beginners or advanced students, he is dedicated to helping each person reach their personal best and develop a lasting appreciation for martial arts.

Student Testimonials

I've been training with Harlan Wall for a short time, but his impact on my martial arts journey has been profound. Harlan is an incredibly inspiring and motivational instructor who has a unique ability to bring out the best in his students. His encouragement and mentorship have been invaluable, helping me to achieve my goals. Harlan's dedication to his craft and his students is truly commendable, making each training session both challenging and rewarding. I am grateful for the guidance and support he has provided, and I look forward to continuing my training with him.

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"Both my boys 8yr & 4yr have been training Arakan for some time now. They enjoy their lessons immensely Arakan teaches them discipline, focus & respect. I highly recommend their junior program for both boys and girls."

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