32nd African American Navy SEAL: Kenny Bigbee's Journey Through Adversity 1/2

32nd African American Navy SEAL: Kenny Bigbee's Journey Through Adversity 1/2

Kenny was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. He holds a special place in history as the 32nd African American to become a Navy SEAL. Kenny received the Unsung Hero Award from Ford Motor Company from Kevin Frazier, host of the hit TV show Entertainment Tonight, in recognition of his unique & challenging story in becoming a Navy SEAL, along with his personal and community accomplishments. He was recently featured in the Amazon and Barnes and Noble most read book Can’t Hurt Me by his good friend and Former Navy SEAL teammate David Goggin for their amazing experiences in achievement in spite of formidable challenges before and during SEAL training as seen on CBS and Joe Rogan’s podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, viewed by millions. He has been endorsed by Chief FBI Agent and Professor Greg Vecchi and S.W.A.T. Teams.

Kenny has had the fortune to receive an honorable mention from the Department of Homeland Security, and Federal Protective Service. He is also a featured personality on the popular Funker Tactical YouTube Channel. He mentored SEAL candidates in Indianapolis, IN, having been sought out by Naval Special Warfare Scouts to prepare them for the toughest military training in the world in order to become U.S. Navy SEALs. He also enjoyed the honor of receiving an appreciation award from the Navy recruiting district for going above and beyond, resulting in their region achieving the highest conversion rate of candidates becoming Navy SEAL graduates that year in the Nation. This experience was put on by his business, which was sponsored by the Navy. Mr. Bigbee has discovered and executed reliable, duplicatable tools to unanimously defy the odds, exceed expectations, and “Be Elite” personally and in team environments in a diverse variety of fields. He performed in the billion-dollar Getty Museum as a professional dancer after receiving a full scholarship under the choreographer of the blockbuster hit movie Avatar, Lula Washington. He was awarded the honor recruit, the USO award (for his service as a team player/leader), and accelerated advancement in the information system technology program in the Navy. You may recognize him as a nationwide Finish Line model from his younger days. He had the fortune to do 3 National videos ranked third in the nation for Fox.

Since the age of 4 years old, he has become an expert martial artist and owns his own martial arts school and affiliations. He has traveled and taught martial arts at some of the most respected academies and teams all over the world. Such as Nitrix and wave academies in Brazil, Brazilian Top Team, and other schools in Phuket, Bangkok, Khao Lak Thailand, and Split Croatia.

Kenneth holds black belts and has high achievements in several martial arts and combative systems. It is no surprise that he is also a Martial Arts Hall of Fame inductee.

Kenny became a Master Tricom Instructor/Collaborator which trains elite teams such as the Secret Service, Korean Navy SEALs, Army Special Forces, and many more worldwide. His company, Tactical A.C.T.S (Adaptive Combat Tactical Solutions) LLC, provides Fortune 500 clients with preemptive, adaptive, and real-time problem-solving solutions for incident response, as well as executive protection. His team conducted Executive Protection for Nestle in Washington D.C. World-renowned High-Risk security/Executive Protection company Triple Canopy awarded Kenny with an elite training commendation. Most recently, Kenny was certified as a subject matter instructor and expert in the State of Wyoming with the law enforcement for TRICOM Custody, Control, and Combatives. Kenny instructs elite performance mindset, strategy, and tactics seminars nationwide to S.W.A.T teams and to civilians focusing on individual, and team skills, and finally culminating into practical and applicable interactive scenarios.