The National Martial Arts League

Nevada
Louisiana
Tennessee
Minnesota
Missouri
Indiana
Wisconsin
Oregon
Arizona
Connecticut
Virginia
Michigan
Colorado
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Washington
North Carolina
Ohio
Georgia
Massachusetts
Illinois
Texas
Florida
New York
California


We don’t mean that stuff you see on TV you know the Ultimate Fighting Championships, or the mixed martial arts events currently competing with boxing through pay-per-view events across America. We want to show case, what has come to be known as sport martial arts in America.There are over 50,000 martial arts schools in America that practice using points, semi-contact and safety equipment, in addition there are over 500 amateur circuits that follow similar rules within their tournaments along with 75 Million Tae Kwon Do practitioners which all participate using points, semi-contact and safety equipment. Just imagine giving every martial artist, man and woman within their state the opportunity to compete and secure thirteen team positions to represent their state in a national championship within a league of thirty-one other teams and get paid to do so. That is the National Martial Arts League, and we would like to bring it to 32 States in America. A natural progression for a professional martial arts team, would be to take one of the existing tournaments within the states listed above and use the black belt kumite (fighting) division winners as the team to represent that state. This allows the tournament promoter that accepts this challenge the opportunity to grow his annual event, generate more revenue and market his annual tournament as the team eliminations for the professional team for that state. In addition, the hosting of this annual event will be handled by your organization along with the other seven events against their competitor teams. Thus making “your location” the home venue for the team eliminations for the professional martial arts team for that state. The team and all other teams will have a minimum of 15 events per year with 8 of the events being in their home state.