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Dr.
Morris was a Sifu (instructor) in
Tao Tien Wei Shen Chi Kung and a member
of the Chinese National Institute
of Chi Kung. The Wu Shu Federation
of South Africa formally recognized
him as a Master Instructor of the
martial arts. He held the title of
Kyoshi in the Yi Tsung Fighting Society.
Dr. Morris earned the rank of Rokudan
(6th Degree Black Belt) in Nihon Karate-jujutsu
and was awarded the title of Oshihan
in the art. Dr. Morris was also a
friend and student of Grandmaster
Maasaki Hatsumi, the head of Bujinkan
Budo Taijustu, a system comprised
of 9 different Samurai and Ninja Warrior
traditions, of which Dr. Morris held
the rank of Judan (10th degree Black
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Hoshinroshi
Ryu Jutaijutsu was developed by the late
Glenn J. Morris, PhD (1944-2006), a master
instructor in the martial arts, organizational
psychologist, corporate consultant and author
on such topics as martial arts, transpersonal
psychology and Taoist meditation. Dr. Morris
trained in the martial arts for close to
fifty years. He extensively studied such
diverse martial arts as Jujutsu, Judo, Tai
Chi, different forms of Kung Fu, Savate,
Okinawan Karate, Budo Taijutsu/Ninjutsu,
Boxing and Wrestling. He earned his first
black belt in 1965. He taught self-defense
courses in Germany while serving in the
U.S. Army. He began teaching his Hoshinjutsu
system of meditation and martial techniques
at Hillsdale College in Michigan in 1980.
