Rogue Island Combat

Rogue Island Combat in Warwick, Rhode Island, draws from deep roots in Southeast Asian martial arts, led by instructors with decades of experience shaped by survival, competition, and teaching across continents. Grandmaster Bunsong Seng, a 9th degree black belt in Hapkido and a former Kun Khmer professional fighter, began his training as a child in Cambodia and has influenced fighters at all levels, including UFC veterans. Though Grandmaster Seng now resides in Cambodia, his legacy carries on through his students and family. Kru Boa, himself a fourth-degree Hapkido black belt and accomplished Kun Khmer instructor, has spent more than forty years training, coaching, and building martial arts programs both in Rhode Island and the Pacific Northwest. His teaching blends technical striking, discipline, and a strong educational background—he is also a certified public school teacher with over twenty years in the classroom. Apprentice Kru Kim, a Rhode Island native and Army veteran, continues the family tradition, combining military fitness expertise and martial arts experience under the direct guidance of his father and mentor. The academy offers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu open mat sessions for adults, providing a space for grapplers to train, roll, and exchange techniques in a flexible format. While Rogue Island Combat is best known for its striking and Southeast Asian martial arts lineage, its BJJ program allows students to round out their skills and connect with the wider grappling community. Drop-ins are welcome, making it accessible for visitors and locals alike looking for no-gi or gi training opportunities.

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