Tim Stell
Tim Stell started LTD Productions in 1989 with his two brother's Larry and Dannie. Tim has successfully promoted over 60 shows both for amateur kickboxing and professional wrestling throughout Northern California.
He was a correctional officer for 13 years for CMF south prison.
Dan Stell
Dan Stell started his Martial Arts training in 1975 at the age of 9. Along with being the Head of Officials for the IKF and a Representative, Referee and Judge for the ISCF, he is also an Official Referee and Judge for the California State Athletic Commission. When we don't see him in the ring as head Referee for a Kickboxing bout he is in the ring as Referee for Pro Boxing on broadcast on ESPN, Fox Sports, PPV, Telemundo and other Networks. Mr. Stell is also a Judge for both Pro and Amateur Kickboxing and Boxing. he is also a member of the State of California Martial Arts Board.
One thing that sets him apart from other officials is that he not only controls the sport as an official but he has "Walked the Walk" himself. He was a 4 time Kickboxing Champion (Before the IKF was founded) and is a 5th Degree Black Belt in the Kajukenbo System. As a Kickboxer, he won all but 2 of his bouts by KO or TKO and in doing so earned his nickname,"Bam Bam!"
Mr. Stell is no stranger to other Martial Arts competition either. Before his amateur and professional career as a kickboxer he won over 100 point karate tournaments.
However, his biggest accomplishment to the IKF was his work in co-founding the organization with current IKF President Steve Fossum in June of 1992. The first IKF event was promoted in August that same summer and featured several of Stell's Kickboxing students who would later become some of the first IKF Champions.
