Carl Dyer

Shihan Carl started Martial Arts in 1967, first doing Judo for two years, then commence his Karate training from 1969 while studying and maintaining his Karate practice and he did commence his Kung Fu training in 1990. Shihan Carl was already actively involved in training, competing and front of house work as a Lead Instructor for 19 years; his deep studies and research into Martial arts did not start until 1987. Shihan Carl was responsible for the 'Randomised Trials Karate for Peace 1989. This distinguished martial artist, in his 45 years of experience has, as a competitor, accumulated well over 200 trophies. Shihan Carl has also undertaken studies as a "tournament official" where he achieved qualifications as British Judge for British Karate Federation (BKF) and an England Referee for English Karate Federation and carried duties on their behalf at the National Stadium Crystal Palace. Over the years Shihan has exhibited tremendous leadership skills as read in his experiences below, Shihan Carl has also served as advisor to many styles. Shihan Carl in early years had major impact and did influence the way children now practice karate. He effected major changes; some as-to the enrollment age to martial arts classes and the rules relating to the ways children do competing in championship today. Inshallah School of Karate along with Shihan Carl was indeed a significant instrument that brought many good changes which have been adapted and emulated by others. The kind of changes that; brought important scrutiny from the UK Government. About those changes, they have been considered by many as important and far-reaching in the way children do practice karate, grade, compete and manage their own issues through their very own council making decisions and reporting on matters that effects them. It is no doubt that Shihan Carl stands renowned as one of UK's most accomplished and experienced martial artists but he's also been hugely influential in society...