The Kempo Side of Shaolin Kempo Karate - Grandmaster Villari - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Grandmaster Fred Villari focuses on the hard side of Kempo in this Part 1 of a Seminar taught in November of 2019 in Springfield, MA. The founder of Shaolin Kempo Karate, he teaches some of the forgotten principles and techniques of traditional Kempo, one of the three pillars of the art he created back in 1968.
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Disappointed I missed this seminar this past year. In my 30 years in Villari's Shaolin Kempo Karate, I can tell you unequivocally that Great Grand Master Villari is the real deal.
I did Villari's Shoalin Kempo Karate in my youth. I do Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Thai Boxing, and MMA now. More effective.
Having taken kempo as a youth did you catch on faster when you started the other stuff ?
I attended Grandmaster Villari’s school in Leominster, MA as a boy, and then studied under his pupil, Grandmaster Kevin Bliss. I have always respected Grandmaster Villari’s teaching, and his principles have helped form a foundation of mental and physical strength as I go through life. Thank you so much for posting.
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Villari Video my pleasure. I am a loyal subscriber and I’ll be sure to continue watching and sharing your dynamic videos
I remember studying in a Villari studio in the 1980s the workouts were real.
Which School and who was your instructor?
@@zeeboo56 in the 1980s, Rick Harvey and Jill Cote, in Albany NY. They were originally from Somerville Massachusetts. Later I tested for my black belt under Master Dave Leggeri.
Later on I became a student full-time under senior grandmaster George Pesare, Who was the teacher of Professor Nick Cerio.
I like cerios kenpo
Cerio was Villari’s teacher
George Pesare was Nick Cerio’s teacher
i studdied this art back in the 90,s in montreal canada , i still practice today , love it
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@@zeeboo56 i am happy to say that i have subscribed and i am enjoying the videos
I have been hit by the Great Grandmaster back in the 80's.. it hurt then..
He's still out there...
RIP Jon Gilbert.
I practiced at a Villari study as a child! I wish I could get back into it.
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Nice to see you more current video was Grandmaster Villari and of course Bob, of course Bob was one of my old teachers before i moved.
Victor Shamulus - Glad you enjoyed it, that was a fantastic Clinic! Hope we can do another one soon! 👊🔥😎
Where are these schools located??
All over the United States but primarily New England. Where is home for you?
i learned from Bob ' I think Hutchins was his last name in Leominster back in the 79-82 period. loved the system! I had come from, goju, jido kwan, and others. This system shaped my continued study of other arts. went on to shito ryu, tae kwon do ( which I personally do not appreciate), tang soo do, american kenpo, as well as a smattering of many other systems. never could find another Villari studio in my travels, wished I had.
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Why would someone practice this style of martial arts?
It depends on the individual but the physical and mental benefits are endless. Confidence, self-discipline, fitness, balance, coordination and self defense as you learn to strike, kick, take down and grapple. It’s a great system to develop the fundamentals of Martial Arts ability and skill.
I was a green belt 3 star in Showlin Kempo Karate, I miss this so much my dojo in Storr, Connecticut, treated me like family all there is is judo in Missouri, it’s wimpy though
Master Caputo and his team of instructors are great!
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Got my 2nd degree from Villari's and this is the real deal. I remember meeting him years back around 93 and was in complete awe.
That arm move is from ninjitsu