From work search engine - no link I’m aware of, but may have missed it. Keysi is this. The one guy I’ve met who studied it seemed to know what he was doing, but thats a very limited sample so I can’t vouch for it (not to mention I’m a noob, so can’t judge anyway).
Rob breaks into world of movies
Newsquest Digital Media, 3rd February 2006
A Lye martial arts master is set to hit the silver screen in his next step towards stardom.
Rob Lock is one of ten Keysi black belts from across the UK selected by dynamic stunt duo Andy Norman and Justo Diegeuz to join their new dedicated squad who will soon be kicking and punching their way into forthcoming Hollywood blockbusters.
Rob is no stranger to the small screen after making the top three in Sky One’s search to find `Britain’s hardest’.
But after joining Norman and Diegeuz - founders of the latest craze Keysi Fighting Method - he could be called to make his big screen debut as a movie stuntman within months.
He said: “It’s so exciting that Andy and Justo are getting into this and taking me with them.”
As part of the deal, Rob, of Charnwood Close in Brierley Hill, will also be teaching Keysi abroad in places such as Japan, Australia, the USA and as many as 12 other countries.
Although the limelight is at last beckoning for the 45-year-old father-of-three, he will not be calling time-out on his flourishing martial arts academy in Dudley Road, Lye, believed to be the biggest of its kind in Europe.
He said: “I’ll only be away for a week or two at a time; I’ll still be taking regular classes here in Keysi, Thai boxing, Jeet Kune Do and Combat Submission Wrestling. Although I could be given just three days’ notice to hop on a plane.”
Rob, who regularly trains with Bruce Lee’s old pal Dan Inosanto, has spent the last four years learning the new mixed martial art moves with Norman and Dieguez.
The punch-packing pair from Hull have been developing the new fighting craze over the last decade but only recently has it caught the eye of Hollywood filmmakers.
As well as featuring in the recent Batman Begins flick, the duo have been choreographing combat scenes in the next Mission Impossible outing starring Tom Cruise.
And they are currently working on a movie with Leonardo Di Caprio in South Africa.
Meanwhile Andy can be seen playing a terrorist in big-screen blockbuster Munich - Steven Spielberg’s dramatisation of the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre in which 11 Israeli athletes were killed.