Grandmaster Robert Cutrell

Grandmaster Robert Cutrell is the Founder of the North American ChunJiDo Association and the Chunjido International Martial Arts Organization. Grandmaster Cutrell is a 10th Degree Black Belt which is the highest rank in martial arts, and has been recognized as one of the top self-defense experts in the world. He is a six time Hall of Fame inductee and was recently inducted into the Action Martial Arts Magazine Hall of Fame for his “Outstanding Contribution to the Arts.” In addition to being a 10th Degree Soke in the art of ChunJiDo recognized by many world organizations including the WOMA/ World Head Soke Council of Japan, Grandmaster Cutrell also holds high ranking black belts in Taekwondo, Kempo, Nippon Jujitsu, and Simmey-Do Karate.

In 2008 Grandmaster Cutrell was prominently featured in a stamp treasury album published by the Chinese government in commemoration of the martial arts during the Beijing Olympics. The book contains pictures of 650 of the most prominent martial artists in the world, and Grandmaster Cutrell was selected as one of the representatives from the USA. Grandmaster Cutrell is also a member of the Simmey-Do Karate Federation, the Martial Arts Council of Elders, the International Grandmasters Society, the United States Martial Arts Association, and many other highly respected martial arts organizations from around the world.

Grandmaster Robert Cutrell specializes in advanced self-defense training and has an extensive knowledge of traditional martial arts principles and application. In addition to sponsoring international training camps in Evansville, Indiana, his hometown, Grandmaster Cutrell has conducted seminars across the United States, Canada, and Europe. He has also instructed several national and world champion competitors.