Dennis Chambers has been practicing Martial Arts for twenty-six years and has achieved the ranking of 5th Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do. Dennis has won numerous Grand Championship competitions. Dennis’ other Martial Arts studies include Judo, Jujitsu, Aikido and Kuk Sul Won. He has taught a wide variety of students ranging from age four to sixty-five. His ability to create an atmosphere that helps the enhancing of self-confidence is second to none. He has held numerous training programs on self-defense, incorporating his educational competencies in Conflict Resolution/Management and violence prevention. He holds two masters degrees from Columbia University in Health Education, and Social Organizational Psychology, and currently pursues a PhD in Social Organizational Psychology at Columbia University. Dennis has the ability to segment self-defense into two components, focusing on the mental in addition to the physical dimensions of training. His training is interactive allowing for participation from the trainee and is filled with real life situations. Dennis currently serves as Co-Chairman of the Diversity committee at Teacher’s College, Columbia University. Dennis has and continues to consult for the following institutions: