Robert Redfeather

Robert Redfeather is an Actor and Producer of Native American descent. He is a grandmaster in Martial Arts,
specializing as a Combat Knife Advisor for productions and is accurate in Native Weapons. He was taught
the art of knife fighting by his Native American grandparents. He began his training in martial arts at
the age of five. Robert spent a year abroad as a government contractor teaching combat knife skills to
the military and later to law enforcement and now to the movie industry. In 2003 Robert was awarded
Action Martial Arts Magazine's Hall of Fame & Spirit Awards for Outstanding Contribution to the Martial Arts
as a Grandmaster of Knife Fighting. Robert represented the US at the 8th World Martial Arts Union at the
Cheongju World Martial Arts Festival in Korea as part of the U.S.A. Apache Knife Team in 2004. He has been
inducted into the Martial Arts History Museum in Burbank, CA. for the representative of the oldest fighting
art in the United States. As result of Roberts dedication to the martial arts, his role as one of the
biggest advocates for the Native American Indian Culture and as the founder of the Apache Knife Combat.

Mar Sytem, the Martial Arts History Museum recognized the 6th of May, in the year 2017 as Robert Redfeather
Day. He received a certificate of declaration from the Martial Arts History Museum. This Declaration was
issued to serve as a public acknowledgment for the impact made in preserving the martial arts, its history
and its artifacts to benefit this and future generations. Robert is also an expert tracker and instructor
at Apache Knife Combat Tracking Course.

Robert Redfeather established the Apache Knife Combat Fighting System in 1973. Redfeather was Inducted
into the Martial Arts History Museum's Hall of fame in 2018. Apache Knife is One of the Oldest Traditional
Native American Arts. www.Apache-Knife.com
He was a professional PRCA bull rider and rides horses as well