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A study of the Philosophy and Spirituality of the arts. What is in there, and what is in there for you.

Relaxed discussion about Ed Parkers Kenpo

Questions about Parker Lineages: Where does "X" fall, why we organized this way, etc.

The forum for serious looks at the ideas and techniques of the EPAK systems. Please keep the conversations focused and thread drift to a minimum.

A serious forum for asking questions of the American Kenpo Seniors.

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Archived with the permission of Ed Parker Jr.

Ed Parker Sr. was the founder of the art known today as American Kenpo.

In these files, Ed Parker Jr. shares his fathers unpublished notes and other memories with us.

The International Karate Connection Association was chartered in 1990 and founded by Chuck Sullivan and Vic LeRoux.

Relaxed discussion about the Tracy family Kenpo

The Japanese Kempo style has it's roots in several Japanese arts including Goju-Shorei Karate, Jujitsu and Judo. The Japanese term Kempo (Alternatively Kenpo) is often translated as law of the fist, way of the fist, or law of the hard fist, it is the Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese term: Chaun Fa (Mandarin) and Ken Fat (Cantonese) more commonly known as Gong Fu or Kung Fu.

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For the arts of Kajukenbo, Karazenpo, Cerio's Kenpo, Kara-Ho Kempo and Shaolin Kempo

Chinese Kempo is a term for Chinese Boxing systems that have been exported in whole or part. Though the actual term Chinese Kempo is frequently used to describe small village and family self defence systems as well as variations of larger combat systems that have been absorbed into these local self defence systems of Chinese Communities.

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Ron Chap'el - Sub Level 4 Kenpo

Paul Mills AKKI

American Kenpo version 5.0 is the hybrid of the last generation version of American Kenpo taught directly from Senior Grand Master Ed Parker to Jeff Speakman and ground fighting brought into the equation by Mr. Speakman’s senior student Trever Sherman. Mr. Sherman has brought this type of combat back to Kenpo so he and Mr. Speakman could create Kenpo answers to defending against an opponent with these skills in the street.