Chris Moslin-sensei began his martial arts training in 1962 in Penang, Malaya, during his military service. During the subsequent 40 plus years, Moslin-sensei has studied and taught aikido and jujutsu throughout the world and under the guidance of many senior sensei; most notably, Moslin-sensei acknowledges Noro-sensei from France, and from Germany Hans von Rolbeck-sensei kyudan, ninth dan, aikido and kijutsu, Dieter Losgen-sensei kyudan jujutsu and Wagner-sensei hachidan, eighth dan, jujutsu, and Johnny Bernaschewice-sensei nanadan, seventh dan, aikido and hakko-ryu jujutsu from Belgium. Today, Moslin-sensei is an internationally recognised master of jujutsu and aikido, but more than 30 years ago, on 13 and 14 September 1969, he received his shodan, first dan, in jujutsu in Dortmund, Germany, and six months later his shodan in aikido in Montreal, Canada. Thirty years on, on 28 November 1999, Moslin-sensei was awarded his rokudan, sixth dan, in aikido. To this day, Moslin-sensei still dedicates himself to the practice, as well as to the theory, of his arts, and is one of only a few masters to have taken a practical mat examination for his godan, fifth dan, in aikido; in fact, Moslin-sensei has achieved two separate godan ranks in aikido by mat examination. Reflecting Moslin-sensei's diverse and continuous study of the martial arts, he also holds a yondan, fourth dan, in jujutsu, a godan in budo, and a rokudan in aiki budo, to list but of few of his senior ranks. Moslin-sensei is the Chief Instructor of the Aiki Budo Fraternity and of the Essex Budo Kan. He is also the Director of Aikido for the Kodo Butoku Renmei and an honorary member of the Fuma-Ryu Ninjutsu Society. For the part five years, Moslin-sensei has taught an annual aikido seminar at the world famous Eton College.