| U.S.A. Goju Organization |
| Sensei John Ranglin |
Sensei John Ranglin was first introduced to martial arts in 1971 by Sensei
George Cofield in Brooklyn, NY. In 1982 he met Sensei George Wells, student
of Grand Master Aaron Banks and trained under his instructions until April
1986. In May 1986, he then relocated to Sunrise, Fl where he met and trained
under one of Sensei William Liquori senior students, Joseph Lofocco until
1990. Though sensei John has been moved around due to closures of all
these dojos, he still managed to earn his Shodan in 1991 from Okinawa
Instructor Juan Ramirez, student of Morio Higoana, until 1992.
Though it appears that Sensei John have moved around a lot (none to his
control), his training did not suffer. He continued all his training since 1982 in
the art of Goju. Sensei John joined the USA Goju Organization in March 2006.
He is currently active and has received his Shodan in this Organization in
August of 2007.
George Cofield in Brooklyn, NY. In 1982 he met Sensei George Wells, student
of Grand Master Aaron Banks and trained under his instructions until April
1986. In May 1986, he then relocated to Sunrise, Fl where he met and trained
under one of Sensei William Liquori senior students, Joseph Lofocco until
1990. Though sensei John has been moved around due to closures of all
these dojos, he still managed to earn his Shodan in 1991 from Okinawa
Instructor Juan Ramirez, student of Morio Higoana, until 1992.
Though it appears that Sensei John have moved around a lot (none to his
control), his training did not suffer. He continued all his training since 1982 in
the art of Goju. Sensei John joined the USA Goju Organization in March 2006.
He is currently active and has received his Shodan in this Organization in
August of 2007.
