Professor Robert S. Pritchett - Founder
Dr. Robert Pritchett holding his 7th degree Shichidan/Professor Vee-Jitsu black belt certificate
CEO and founder Dr. Robert S. Pritchett (Ed.D.) is a world-champion and “Master” of the martial arts with a long history of training. As a non commissioned officer for the United States Army, Dr. Pritchett has trained battalions of military personnel from commissioned officers, generals and colonels, to enlisted and officers; ranging from first sergeant to privates.
In law enforcement Dr. Pritchett has trained and corroborated with many different groups. He has worked in fugitive recovery, bail enforcement at the local and state level, federally with the DEA and other joint tactical operations with the FBI, ATF, U.S. Marshals and ICE.
As an instructor Dr. Pritchett is certified in executive protection and has taught and trained corporate and private security teams. Educationally he possesses a Doctorate degree in Educational Leadership, a Master’s degree in Education Administration, and an undergraduate degree in Political Science/Biology. Dr. Pritchett is also certified in personal training, strength and conditioning, acupressure and nutrition.
In the realm of martial arts Dr. Pritchett brings a rich history of over 50 years of training at the national and international level. He has won a world championship in San Shou and is well accomplished in other disciplines such as Judo, Sambo, taekwondo, and Freestyle wrestling. Dr. Pritchett has achieved the rank of Master as a 7th degree black belt and is currently a candidate for the martial arts Hall of Fame. Dr. Pritchett is the founder and curator of San Da-JiuJitsu-Do.
Dr. Pritchett has achieved the level of black belt (or equivalent) in a variety of systems such as:
- Goju karate under Master Jock Taylor
- Siamese Kung-Fu with Grandmaster James Allen, Master Lonnie Fleming and Master Bob Godwin
- Tae Kwon Do under Master Kim Pak
- Shotokan Karate/Judo and Meditation under Grandmaster Dr. Jamie Lane (Ed.D.)
- Shaolin Kung-Fu/San Shou under Grandmaster Liu (Shaolin monk)
- Sambo and Judo under Tony Kenis and Lou Moyerman
- Vee-Jitsu JiuJitsu under Grandmaster Professor Florendo Visitacion, Senior Sensei Kenn Brown (Technical Advisor),
Professor Rodney Smith and Dr. Robert Evans (D.O.)
- Boxing under Coach McKay
- Wrestling under Bob Watson, Kenny Monday, Kevin Jackson, Dave Schultz, Dale Bonsall, Jack Halloway,
Melvin Douglas and Morris Johnson
Dr. Pritchett has a great history that has awarded him some very impressive victories and awards from around the world including:
- 2006 Liberty Bell Judo Tournament - 1st Place Master Black Belt Division
- 2005 World Maccabiah games - Israel - Judo Bronze Medalist
- 2005 Judo National Maccabiah team champion - Philadelphia - 1st Place
- 2001 Dung Feng International - China - Gold Medalist
- 2001 Pan American Games - Brazil - Gold Medalist - Heavyweight Division
- 2000 Sambo World Cup - Nice, France - Gold Medalist
- 2000 Freestyle Wrestling Olympic Trial - Iowa - Silver Medalist
- 2000 Nominated by Muscle/Fitness Forum as #1 Athlete of the Millennium
- 1999 San Shou World Championships - Ohio - Gold Medalist
- 1999 Amateur Athletic Union freestyle wrestling grand national championships - Montana - Grand Champion
- 1998 National and International San Shou championships in Baltimore, Maryland - 1st Place
- 1997 Maccabiah world games - Israel - Silver and Bronze Medalist
- 1997 Freestyle and Greco-Roman National Maccabiah team champion - Philadelphia - 1st Place
- 1996 Freestyle wrestling Olympic trial - Pittsburgh - Silver Medalist
- 1993 Freestyle and Greco-Roman Maccabiah World Games - Israel - Bronze Medalist
- 1993 Freestyle and Greco-Roman National Maccabiah team champion - Delaware - 1st Place
- 1985 All Asian Tae Kwon Do Champion - South Korea - 1st Place
In law enforcement Dr. Pritchett has trained and corroborated with many different groups. He has worked in fugitive recovery, bail enforcement at the local and state level, federally with the DEA and other joint tactical operations with the FBI, ATF, U.S. Marshals and ICE.
As an instructor Dr. Pritchett is certified in executive protection and has taught and trained corporate and private security teams. Educationally he possesses a Doctorate degree in Educational Leadership, a Master’s degree in Education Administration, and an undergraduate degree in Political Science/Biology. Dr. Pritchett is also certified in personal training, strength and conditioning, acupressure and nutrition.
In the realm of martial arts Dr. Pritchett brings a rich history of over 50 years of training at the national and international level. He has won a world championship in San Shou and is well accomplished in other disciplines such as Judo, Sambo, taekwondo, and Freestyle wrestling. Dr. Pritchett has achieved the rank of Master as a 7th degree black belt and is currently a candidate for the martial arts Hall of Fame. Dr. Pritchett is the founder and curator of San Da-JiuJitsu-Do.
Dr. Pritchett has achieved the level of black belt (or equivalent) in a variety of systems such as:
- Goju karate under Master Jock Taylor
- Siamese Kung-Fu with Grandmaster James Allen, Master Lonnie Fleming and Master Bob Godwin
- Tae Kwon Do under Master Kim Pak
- Shotokan Karate/Judo and Meditation under Grandmaster Dr. Jamie Lane (Ed.D.)
- Shaolin Kung-Fu/San Shou under Grandmaster Liu (Shaolin monk)
- Sambo and Judo under Tony Kenis and Lou Moyerman
- Vee-Jitsu JiuJitsu under Grandmaster Professor Florendo Visitacion, Senior Sensei Kenn Brown (Technical Advisor),
Professor Rodney Smith and Dr. Robert Evans (D.O.)
- Boxing under Coach McKay
- Wrestling under Bob Watson, Kenny Monday, Kevin Jackson, Dave Schultz, Dale Bonsall, Jack Halloway,
Melvin Douglas and Morris Johnson
Dr. Pritchett has a great history that has awarded him some very impressive victories and awards from around the world including:
- 2006 Liberty Bell Judo Tournament - 1st Place Master Black Belt Division
- 2005 World Maccabiah games - Israel - Judo Bronze Medalist
- 2005 Judo National Maccabiah team champion - Philadelphia - 1st Place
- 2001 Dung Feng International - China - Gold Medalist
- 2001 Pan American Games - Brazil - Gold Medalist - Heavyweight Division
- 2000 Sambo World Cup - Nice, France - Gold Medalist
- 2000 Freestyle Wrestling Olympic Trial - Iowa - Silver Medalist
- 2000 Nominated by Muscle/Fitness Forum as #1 Athlete of the Millennium
- 1999 San Shou World Championships - Ohio - Gold Medalist
- 1999 Amateur Athletic Union freestyle wrestling grand national championships - Montana - Grand Champion
- 1998 National and International San Shou championships in Baltimore, Maryland - 1st Place
- 1997 Maccabiah world games - Israel - Silver and Bronze Medalist
- 1997 Freestyle and Greco-Roman National Maccabiah team champion - Philadelphia - 1st Place
- 1996 Freestyle wrestling Olympic trial - Pittsburgh - Silver Medalist
- 1993 Freestyle and Greco-Roman Maccabiah World Games - Israel - Bronze Medalist
- 1993 Freestyle and Greco-Roman National Maccabiah team champion - Delaware - 1st Place
- 1985 All Asian Tae Kwon Do Champion - South Korea - 1st Place
Vee-Jitsu Accomplishments
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