Scott Morisset

3rd Degree Senior Instructor

Training Since: 2001

Teaching Since: 2006

Technique of Choice: Edge Hand

Weapon of Choice: Dagger

Scott began his Arakan journey in 2001, seeking a new martial art style. Arakan transformed his life, and he is dedicated to helping others achieve the same. As an instructor, Scott combines patience, intensity, and focus to push his students beyond their limits, helping them overcome challenges both in and out of training.

With over two decades of experience, Scott’s students benefit from his passion, wisdom, and commitment to their growth. His achievements include being named Instructor of the Year, seeing students grade their Orange Belts, and becoming a Regional Manager for Melbourne.

As a dedicated family man, when Scott is not training or teaching, he enjoys spending time with his family and going on adventures with them.

Student Testimonials

Scott is an awesome instructor, he is one of the many reasons I train. Scott is an asset to Arakan Martial Art and a credit to dedication and determination.
Marcia Neaves

Thank you Scott you have helped shape the person I am today. I have changed exceptionally as a person and a woman thanks to Scott and his eternal patience and interest in my training.
Tracey McMahon

Scott has continually enabled me to remain interested in Arakan and has done this by motivation and by being able to continually deliver a completely different dynamic to a lesson that fascinates one into really looking forward to the next lesson, Thank you Scott.
Evan Zikos

Just love my lessons with Scott really hard work, but such fun. Scott considers my fitness level always and pushes me to do better each lesson.
Linda Frazer

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Martial Arts as a Lifelong Journey

Most people see martial arts as something you “do.” You join a class, you train for a few months, maybe a few years, and eventually, life gets in the way. For many, it becomes just another phase - like going to the gym for a while, picking up a sport, or trying out a hobby.

But true martial arts isn’t a phase. It’s not something you pick up and drop. It’s a path. A lifelong journey of growth, discipline, and discovery. And once you step onto that path, you realize there is no finish line.

Becoming the Strongest Version of Yourself

Every man wants to be strong. But strength isn’t just about how much weight you can lift or how big your arms are. Real strength goes far deeper. It’s physical, mental, emotional, and even spiritual. It’s the ability to handle whatever life throws at you - with power, resilience, and clarity.
In your 20s, you’re at a crossroads. You’re setting the foundations for the man you’ll become. You can drift through these years, chasing comfort and distractions, or you can use them to build yourself into the strongest version of who you are meant to be.

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