Silvio Simac Led S-Factor Program at Knight of Bushido Seminar in Nachod

Silvio Simac Led S-Factor Program at Knight of Bushido Seminar in Nachod

October 4, 2026 Alex Carter - Sports Editor Sport

The 2nd Knight of Bushido seminar took place from September 25 to September 27 in the Czech city of Náchod, featuring martial arts instruction across three stages in the municipal theater, myheimat.de reported. Following opening receptions and cocktail events on the first day, the multi-discipline training sessions ran on September 26.

Three Stages and Fifty-Minute Training Blocks in Náchod

Sessions inside the Stadttheater ran in strict fifty-minute intervals across three distinct performance areas. Alexander Schu opened stage one from 9:00 to 9:50 AM covering Allkampf techniques, while stage two hosted Krav Maga instruction led by Petr Hlavac. The schedule continued from 10:00 to 10:50 AM with Sijou van der Speck teaching Gham Long Pai Kung Fu on stage one, paired with Alan Delabie instructing Nunchaku work on stage two.

Kocaman Necdet (Ali) took over stage one from 11:00 to 11:50 AM to lead foot techniques and focus mitt training. Concurrently, stage two featured Silvio Simac with his S-Factor program, and stage three hosted Gorin Samurai training. The noon hour brought Olaf Van Ellen to stage one for Jiu-Jitsu techniques, Caitlin Dechelle Mcdonald to stage two for sword disciplines, and Martina Sima Slaba to stage three for Tai Chi.

Neil Farber and Cynthia Rothrock Lead Afternoon Sessions

Afternoon instruction began at 1:00 PM with Neil Farber teaching self-defense on stage one. Mark Stas instructed on stage two, while longsword techniques occupied stage three. From 2:00 to 2:49 PM, Cynthia Rothrock, known as Lady Dragon, directed a stretching and gymnastics session utilizing the entire theater stage.

Following a one-hour lunch break, attendees walked five minutes from the theater to an action cinema screening. The primary actor and producer were present for the film event.

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