Freewind martial arts holding seminars
Ethan Young, behind, is led through a grapple movement involving a choke hold by Jacob Guertin, front, during Freewind Martial Arts Mat Monday seminar. Young was introduced to the sport through his mom Jessie, who has been a student at Freewind for a couple of years.
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Ethan Young, behind, is led through a grapple movement involving a choke hold by Jacob Guertin, front, during Freewind Martial Arts Mat Monday seminar. Young was introduced to the sport through his mom Jessie, who has been a student at Freewind for a couple of years.
Jacob and Brandi Guertin demonstrate a grapple movement during their Mat Monday seminar. The Guertins are instructors at Freewind Martial Arts in Moses Lake.
Brandi Guertin, right, hoists Jacob Guertin, left, for a takedown movement. Anyone that attended the seminars at Freewind Martial Arts got to practice similar movements on the mats in the studio.
Brandi Guertin, left, works with a young student, right, through grappling movements. Guertin is the manager and assistant instructor at Freewind Martial Arts.
Brandi Guertin, left, guides a student, right, through a grappling movement during their Mat Monday seminar. Guertin said their hopes for the seminar were that anyone that attends has a positive takeaway, even if they do not sign up for classes.
Jacob Guertin, far right, instructs two students through basic movements like rolls. Guertin is 16 and has been teaching at Freewind Martial Arts for five years.
MOSES LAKE – On Monday, Freewind Martial Arts hosted a seminar for community members. One of three this week, Monday’s seminar was called Mat Monday. According to instructor Jacob Guertin, the goal was for people to take something from the seminar even if they do not sign up for classes.
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