Cuong Nhu combines hard-style blocks, punches, and kicks from traditional Japanese karate with the shorter, more circular movements of arts like Aikido, Wing Chun, Kung Fu, and _______ (a Vietnamese art).

The development of Okinawan martial arts was strongly influenced by ________, which eventually reached Okinawa and evolved into the local art known as Okinawa-te.

Master Dong traveled to the United States in 1971 to pursue a Ph.D. in _______ at the University of Florida.

After moving to Hue, Vietnam in 1956, Master Dong began Shotokan karate training under a former Japanese captain named _______.

During a ceremony in May 1994, Master Dong was promoted to 6th degree in _______ by the U.S. Judo Association.

Master Ngo Dong founded Cuong Nhu Oriental Martial Arts in the year _______.

In September 1971, Master Dong opened the first Cuong Nhu Karate club in the United States, which grew into the largest intramural organization at the University of _______.

Master Dong studied Judo and earned a black belt, and later studied with American Marine Lt. ________, a Judo and Goshin Jujitsu instructor.

Master Dong learned Vovinam from his brother, ________, one of the top five students of Vovinam’s founder, Grand Master Nguyen Loc.

Master Dong is also an accomplished ________, having completed marathons, ultra-marathons, and several 100-mile races.