On arrival I found a very good class of hotel with the staff, who were very courteous and pleasant, willing to bend over backwards to help me. In fact during my stay and on my check out they were willing to help to the best of their abilities.
 
My main contribution was on the Black belt grading panel. The rest of the panel was of the highest calibre and I was honoured to be serving the martial arts with such respectful and happy people. Looking back at the candidates for the coveted black belt 1st, 2nd and 3rd Dan's, I thought the quality and standard was very good indeed. I am happy to put my name to all of the candidates who displayed respect, humility, ability, concern and welfare towards all concerned.
 
On running the Semi contact referee seminar, I was pleased to see a very healthy turnout and every one was willing to learn and eager to put into action their new found abilities. The seminar ran fluidly and was very informative according to the participants, who thoroughly enjoyed it.
 
The networking process was very good as I was able to meet with a wide range of martial artists who were of the same kind of mentality as me and on exchanging contact points made contact on my arrival at home. This has led to respective individual seminars being arranged.
 
On the Sunday the time table for the seminars were were very accurate. I took part and thoroughly enjoyed two of these seminars. The Krav Maga was light hearted, informative enjoyable, effective and fun. The training was geared towards being simple yet very effective straight away. The techniques used were self evident and left you in no doubt as to what the effect would be. The second seminar was held by one of Great Britons foremost martial artist. A very able , funny, pleasant, human and all round good guy and one of my favourite martial artist, Mo Teague. The legend that is Mr Teague did not fail to deliver. The information came across clear and precise and with immediate effect. Needless to say after I had picked myself off the floor, either through being put there or through laughing, I was in awe of the range of Mo Teague's knowledge. Both seminars were very enjoyable and funny and of course only a taster of the knowledge of the respective teachers. I left with a resolve to further my martial arts knowledge on the next International Training Weekend. 
 
                                                                          Mo Malik.
                                                                          Chief Instructor.
                                                                          Nighthawk Academy of Martial Arts.