Different Types of Kempo UPDATE | ART OF ONE DOJO
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Different Types of Kempo (Part 1) • Different Types of Kem...
We got a tremendous response to our Different Types of Kempo video and we received several great recommendations. In this video we wanted to add some of your suggests and visit a couple of more Kenpo or Kempo offshoot systems.
Attributions:
Shaolin American Kempo Footage
Courtesy of Grandmaster Jim Brassard
The Pit Photos
John Hackleman and the Pit Online
Nippon Kempo:
• NIPPON KEMPO BU_JUYTSU
• 2018日本拳法洪游杯ジャパンオープン決勝戦...
Lima Lama
• Lima Lama, La Ultima D...
• Ted Tabura Video Vol-6...
Larry Tatum Kenpo
• Kenpo, my favorite Tec...
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The Pit Hawaiian Kempo has an online program as well and it is very good. It’s also a belt system so you are tested on techniques for the quarter we are working on plus conditioning.
I come from a style from California its called Kenju Kenpo Karate and Kodokan Judo with 5th Degree Black belt Sensei Kirk Ellis he came out in Black belt magazine 1966 and are Dojo came out in 1976 Bicenntennial year we threw a tournament in Madera California
Can anyone tell me the name of an online Kenpo school that doesn’t teach kata just the self defense sequences? I seem to remember one about 10 years ago but can no longer find it. Thank you. 🙏🏻
You don't usually find one without the other, not a traditional Kenpo school at least.
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Another Kempo School based out of Hawaii is "Universal Kempo Karate School Association". Founded by GM Martin T. Buell who studied under Adriano Emperado.
Mr Dan, you have done an amazing amount of good quality work. As a Kajukembo black belt, I'm impressed. I shared your last video with my Kajukembo instructor, GM Burt Vickers (9th Dan) and Master of the Art Tommy Burks (9th Dan) who is one of the 12 proteges of SGM Ed Parker. Both were impressed. GM Vickers and I would be happy to help contribute and answer any questions you have and provide footage for any segments on Kajukenbo (as a whole) or our branch of Kajukembo. Keep up the great work!
Please do a focus on Kara-Ho Kempo! There is soooo little out there, and many people don't even know it exists or that Professor Chow kept developing his kempo after Ed Parker.
I know you guys have too many arts to get to, but I really think you'd be doing the martial arts community a great service by being the first/only to put the information out there.
Love your channel!
Ed Parker and Adriano Emperado both had the same teacher and both received their original black belts together.
Aloha from Hawaii Mr. Dan, you've been very supportive of the art of Kenpo Karate, very admirable. Might I suggest an old school association in Hawaii named CHA-3 Kenpo Karate under founder Professor Marino Tiwanak and is currently in good hands with his son Michael Tiwanak at the helm. He was the first black belt under Adriano and Joe Emperado, as well as Woodrow McCandless back in Palama in the late 40's through mid 50's. Professor Marino Tiwanak predates most of the gentlemen you've mentioned, but no disrespect to them either. This association has been steadfast and held to the old traditional ways of training. If at all possible it'd be great for a respectful nod or mention of this storied association.
Much Mahalo and Respect to you and yours.
Aloha!I just recently joined Universal Kempo.I tried to contact CHA 3 Kenpo Karate via email and fb, but they never replied.
Are they still open?
Mahalo!
Yes, they are. @nihongochopsocky808
Enjoy your journey.
Dan, I want you to cover all 5,525 systems of “kenpo” on this channel, even if it takes you 10 years to do it. 🤣
Well, then at least we'll have plenty of videos!
So true love it
@Scorch 1028....😂🤣
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Hey Mr Dan I've been watching your videos and are amazed keep up the great work and could you please do a video about Nippon Kenpo Karate it is a mixed martial arts style of karate and it's cool
Awesome, Having been in Shaolin Kempo since 1983 (I started in Fencing and Shotokan), In this program,
I reached Brown Belt 3 Stripes. I then received my Black belt and 2nd BB with another program and Now 3rd.
You can not talk about this school (Villari) without talking about GM Nick Cerio. Cerio trained GM Villari.
GM Cerio was called, by GM Parker, "The most dangerous man he knew." Having attended seminars with GM Villari and GM Boise.
While in san Diego at the Navel Training Center (A Club at the gyme)
i also studied with the students of Master Narrison "Nar" Babao of the Babao Arnis System and Inosanto academy.
I teach ChowHoon Goshin Jitsu. Its named after Prof. Chow s younger brother. John Chowhoon. would be great in a future update video to see if we fit in. As we do kenpo karate and Danzan Ryu Jujitsu.
It would be interesting to see you talk about Nick Cerio’s Kenpo over here in New England! Thanks!
My lineage is from Cerio and so is my Hakkoryu JJ. I walked away when I got in an almost physical altercation because my teacher was defending Villari.
I believe Nesta has taken over up there, right? Great guy
36 year under Nelson Castillo from GM Ralph Castro , GM Fred Villari with Dev. Avi Nardia
Here's another that's quite different to all those so far; Koryu Uchinadi Kenpo Jutsu
You should do one on Master David German of tai kenpo he was the first guy to add grappling to kenpo and help ED Parker run some of the early schools.
Thank you for putting a piece of Lima Lama , as I asked I. The last video, and a video of the Hawaiian or Polynesian Martial arts would be cool. 👍🏼
Great video
Master Oyata trained my hanshi. If there is anything you need to know ask me and I'll give you the best historians. I am a brown belt in Okinawan Kempo. I was fortunate enough to visit master Oyatas gravesite and meet his family.
When I Used To Visit My Relatives In Leon Guanajuato Mexico. I See A Lot Of Lima Lama Karate School. Also In Tijuana Mexico. For Some Reason Lima Lama Karate Is Very Popular In México. More Than United States.
Mr.Tino lived in Mexico for a time and that is why it is so popular in mexico!
I studied Limalama in Southern California during high school in the early 1970's under Richard Nunez.
It has all but disappeared from SoCal, but I see on the internet that it is still big in Mexico. Glad it is still surviving.
Lima lama in mexico is a hybrid that has nothing to do with if creator "tino" since the Mexicans tropicalized so much the style that they invented forms kicks blocks to make it unique ...so much so that each Mexican federation is different in everything they can have lima lama shields on their uniform and teach different things in spain they call it mexi fake
There are so many different kempo. I don't know if it's kempo but it goes by the name Shorinji Toraken Ryu and it founded by Ron Cherry. His sensei is Professor Albert C. Church, Jr.
Awesome, well done, informative, and interesting video Dan. This one was engrossing. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next! 😊👍
I'll let you know when I come up with it LOL (pounding away on the keyboard today and tomorrow). We're supposed to film more this week. :)
Have u done Paul Mills kenpo by any chane.
@@SeekFloor1 Grandmaster Paul Mill's Kenpo falls under American Kenpo.
@@SeekFloor1 just like GM Larry Tatum, GM Joe Palanzo, GM Dennis Tosten, GM Michael Pick, GM Frank Trejo, GM Dave Hebbler, GM Jeff Speakman, GM Richard "Huk" Planas, GM Dennis Nackord and many others who ALL were taught and trained by Great Grandmaster Edmund K. Parker and ALL who have something great that they brought into the system while still maintaining the core principles and concepts of GGM Parker's system of American KENPO. Oh and GM Chuck Sullivan's Kenpo I think is part of this illustrious group too!
Nice coverage ... Looking forward to seeing more of your Kenpo/Kempo video coverage! I commend you because it's a lot to research.
Hi, just wanted to make you aware of Roland Roemer, one of James Mitose's named and credited instructors. He studied directly under Mitose, and also worked closely with Chuck Sullivan. He also studied directly under Remy Presas, who brought FMA/Arnis/Escrima to the US - he is pictured as the demonstration partner for most of Presas' techniques in the book "Modern Arnis." He also studied Chi Lin Gong Fu, under Dennis Decker.
Roemer runs a Martial Arts school in Colorado, which has a couple branches around the country. His system is called Seizan Ryu Kempo Jujutsu, which is a 3-way blend of Mitose's, Presas's, and Decker's respective arts - covering weapons, striking, and grappling. I believe it would be worth your while to reach out to him, and hear his stories and perspectives!
Please consider Prof Kimo Ferriera's Hawaiian Kempo Jitsu (kai). A very fun system and great gentleman
Professor Kimo is awesome
thinking of learning from one of his students, heard we was good
I got my black belt under one of his students, it’s a great system, and the philosophical atmosphere in class is awesome
Simplicity and minimalism. Gawd Mr Dan you delivered us an early Christmas present. Anxious to see more. I've found having a very heavy Ninjutsu base and kenpo has served my individual style very well. SALUTE
Great video. Thank you for clarifying the similarities between American Kenpo and Lima Lama
Hanshi Bruce Juchnik of the Sei Kosho Shorei Kai (Kosho Shorei Ryu Kempo) not only introduced the healing arts of Shiatsu/Chinese medicine to his curriculum, but also brought together many Kempo/Kenpo and other martial artists that would have not otherwise shared a training space. He hosts a annual gathering of martial artists every year and had a close friendship with many of the founders presented in this and past Kempo videos. I think it’s hard to talk about the history of Kempo in America and not mention Bruce Juchnik.
You should check out Shou shu a self defense style.
Very interesting videos I'm a long time students of Tracy's kenpo karate like your videos very informative
Definitely, joining the Patreon :) Thanks for doing all that you do....really helping me decide where I want to go with my Martial Art journey in Richmond, Va. Thank you!
Thank you Edward...this comment means a lot to me and I hope we can continue to help :)
I"ve done MATRIXING to arts-- which is 1-removing all repetitive BS 2- removing anything not effective bio-mechanically or by laws of physics 3- focusing on MOST effective and easily performed.. and it WORKS..
THANKS- I'm VERY interested in this. I have a 5th degree black in kenpo too.. 4th in hapkido, 4th in aikido, black sash for wing chun and instructor in jeet kune do. I LOVE this-- things I was NOT taught or simply MISSED. I also got mashed between two trucks in 99 and am 67 and I find a LOT of my "knowledge- memories" just GONE-- so I renew through your videos and more.. THANKS AGAIN.
Check out Universal Kempo Karate (Schools Association) founded by Professor Martin Buell of Hawaii. I trained in the UKKSA system under now Professor Garland Johnson in Colorado Springs,CO. UKKSA doesn't have any connection with Ed Parker's system that I'm aware of. It has roots in Hawaii but its spread to the mainland appears to have taken a different route. To my knowledge Professor Johnson trained with Professor Buell directly and in Hawaii bringing it back to Colorado Springs. I do remember tracing the school's lineage years ago and getting to the Old Pine Tree style from Okinawa where I hit a dead end or rather my skill as a researcher maxed out.
Good to see one of Professor Johnson students posting on here, I met Garland and his wife Bridgett back in Hawaii while training under GM Martin T Buell. Professor was a killer forms master and highly rated back in the day
I train/teach a variation of what is now called Moh Pai Kempo I think. Our lineage traces back to Olaf Simon who was based out of Alberta, Canada. Our club teach the traditional techniques/stances/kata/etc but also elements of BJJ, krav maga and kickboxing.
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Ive never heard anyone pronounce KA ju KEN bo the way that you pronounce it ka JUkenbo. Just a little strange to my ears but its all good Sensei. I love your videos and have been a fan for a little while now as a KENPO practitioner myself.
Ka Ju Ken Bo and "Dacoscos" Wun hop kuen do (The way of the combination fist)) GM Al Dacoscos was a student of Adriano Emperado and Al and Emperado took ka ju ken bo and added kali and Escrima while making the moves more naturally fluent from any position , thanks for your videos their enjoyable
Ka for Karate ju for judo / juitsu - ken for kenpo (Main Basis ) - bo for pai lum Kung fu
also has western boxing I took kenpo from jay meyers in Ca Ed parker style and then I took Wun Hop Kuen Do fron Art Dacoscos in Co. The difference was huge and it took time to stay relaxed and learn how to explode but then I realized how effective Wun Hop Kuen do is Al Dacoscos is the Movie Actor Mark Dacoscos DAD and they are the real deal!!!!
In Colorado
Kenpo Karate (Ed Parker) compared to Universal Kempo Karate ?
Also Universal Kempo Karate compared to Speakman's Kenpo 5.0
Please help me understand the differences Dan the school is down the street from me and when I met a guy from Universal it was like we were talking two different languages..
how about Okinawan Shorin Ryu Kempo Federation oskf.
Ural kenpo karate is a style from Russia. This style has evolved over the years. Passed from teacher to student. This style was called Kenpo Karate, Karate, Kenpo. Now it is called Ural Kenpo Karate
grandmasters chuck sullivan and vic leroux ikca chinese kenpo please and thank you
Doing a fantastic job here. As you said there are soooo many variations of Kenpo to try to cover them all. Okinawa Kenpo alone has the Branch from Oyata Sensei which you covered and Odo Seikichi Sensei's branch of Nakamura's organization which basically started as a competition league for Shorin-ryu practitioners. That histort alone could span several videos. Keep up the great work on the bits of information that you're putting out!
Have considered soing a video on Fillipino Martial Arts?
I think American Kenpo is legit but do think having all these different styles waters it down way to much
Tino was not a Soldier, he was a MARINE, Soldiers are in the Army
Can you add bok fu do
Dan, Do you have any history or thoughts on the late Al Farnsworth's White Dragon Kenpo?
Brother. You're doing great. Pace yourself as you bring us some good scoop.
Great to see you continue, the wide and vast diaspora, of the multiple, Kenpo Karate systems throughout. Hawaiian Kenpo was very interesting to me, as it is the system, that the former UFC, Lightweight Champion, Chuck Liddel hails from. I in fact remember seeing him, having on the sides of his shaved head, regarding his mohawk hairstyle, that he had clearly tattooed the word Kenpo. Of which I always wondered what specific style of Kenpo Karate, he pertains to!
I am also glad that you mentioned master Larry Tatum's, Kenoo Karate involvement in this video, as aside from Grandmaster Ed Parker Snr, his son Master Ed Parker Jr, Master Jeff Speakman, Elvis Presley, Master Larry Tatum, was someone I have read about in the 1990s martial arts magazines and general collective, martial arts styles books and so forth.
Lima Lama Nippon Kenpo Karate, being striking and grappling combined martial arts, really appealed to me, in this video coverage Sensei Dan, given that they are in their own right, mixed martial arts styles.
Would you ever perhaps down the track, be chronicling Brazilian jiu-jitsu, then compare it to Japanese jujutsu and Judo? I think those would be very interesting to compare, in terms of their similarities, differences and in the case of Judo and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, how they differ from the sporting, to the traditional, self defense based styles. I hope your weekend was great, also that your week is off to a great start. Greetings from Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺🇲🇽🥋😊👍✌👊Osu!
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is actually one we have in process, I have an outline provided to me by one of our viewers who has done a lot of work and I'm hoping to have that one follow shortly after Judo which is currently in development as well
@@ArtofOneDojo excellent Sensei Dan, most definitely looking forward to both the Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Judo videos. ✌👍
How about Ed Hutchinsons Dragon Kenpo?
I love kempo too bad there are so few traditional martial arts schools around anymore will definitely check out larry tatums site as I study his videos and found a tkd school thanks for your in depth research
Like any Art Kenpo/Kempo must Evolve !
Nice video, like what's happening with the channel. For kajukenbo you should add Joe Emperado (Sijo Adriano Emperados brother) and what he did for the art.
Thank you I appreciate that :) Yes, the more feedback I get a lot of people are asking for Kajukenbo and I think we will start a Polynesian art playlist. I would absolutely include Joseph's contribution and unfortunately his murder.
@@ArtofOneDojo It'll be awesome. Thanks!
Hey, I have a suggestion for a video for you to do. Can you do a whole video and explain it thoroughly on the subject of "the reasons why people train in martial arts" and have a repeating segment or have a chart showing where on the chart the reasons fall under with the header on each column like Self Defense only, Sport, and the one that I thought of being Missionary aka Agent where you train for a reason that does not fall under sport or self-defense because they are doing it under an oath or act of service especially under the tutelage of a figurehead person that gives them their missions?
How about a video on the Burmese martial arts?
'Thaing' kind of refers to martial arts in a general way, like gung fu in China.
But there is 'bando' which is very kempo like, or five animal kung fu, depending on who you look at.
There is also 'lethwei' which looks like muay thai on the surface, but is really much more like muay boran on speed.
Thanks for your time.
Oss.
My Sensei was trained by Sensei Toshitaka Yamauchi and Sensei Haruo Imamura
I study five animal kenpo- my instructor's own system. It's my first intro to kenpo; before this, I took tkd. I also study wing chun through the same instructor.
I had one lengthy conversation with Ed Parker back in about 1963. He said that his concept of the ideal system as "either complexity bordering on simplicity or simplicity bordering on complexity." Complexity to cover the required variety, simple to avoid confusion and bloat.
I love this, I have not seen this one before, thank you for sharing that :)
My Sifu Vince Cordero (Vincent's Chinese Martial Arts) have a RUclips page which i encourage u to check out
okinawan kenpo is just called karate
What about Kinetica? 🏁🇲🇽
Senior Grand Master George Pesare’s Kenpo is still alive in Providence Rhode Island and Albany NY. SGM Pesare taught Professor Nick Cerio
Is pesare’s still open?
@@joes9550 No not at the original spot. But his students are still actively training other people especially in there in Narrangassett Rhode Island
Jim M he put out lots of tough guys for sure
I am looking to join a Kempo school near me and thought I’d do a little research first. I have a background in Boxing, wrestling, White Crane, BJJ and Muay Thai I knew little about Kempo.
I stumbled across your videos and I cannot thank you enough. I feel like I’ve taken a semester of Kempo at College. Your videos are so informative and you are so respectful of the various styles. Thank you!
Thank you Sir, I really appreciate that and I sincerely hope you continue to enjoy the videos!
Fantastic! Absolutely love it.Especially learning the different variations of Kempo, such an honor,thank you so much for the enlightenment.In my country there is a variation known as Mantis Kempo.
Have you heard of U.K.G.A (United Kempo and Gung Fu Academies) founded by Dr. Monty Atchley? His kempo is called Shinjutsu Kempo which is a combination of Oikiru-ryu Goju Kempo and Bushido Kempo. I go to this school by the way.
I have heard the name before but I am not personally familiar with the material taught.
I'd like to know a bit more about one of the styles I spent a few years training in during my youth. It was Shorinji Daruma Ryu Kenshikan Kempo.
They had a Honbu in Kyoto, and at that time just a couple of Dojo in New Zealand. I think the Kanchi was called Yazato.
Stylistically, seemed to be a blend of GojuRyu and some sort of Kung Fu, with a couple of goju kata included, and 5 Sanchin Santai Kata.
Speed was it's primary weapon, to this day I still annoy training partners with my hand speed. Shame I've lost the footwork.
They were a member of the All Japan karate Federation or whatever it was called.
Thanks to anyone who can tell me more.
What about Shorinjin Kenpo
Whole kajukenbo episode please
Do a video on Bruce Juchnik and kosho ryu kempo please
A video on the direction some of the Masters under Mr. Parker took after his passing might be interesting. Along with the two mentioned there is Nackord, Tosten, Joe Palanzo (to name a few).
I believe GM Chuck Sullivan was one of them. I know he was direct student up to 5th dan I think. THAT idea sounded awesome, which is why I was replying in first place. dayum ADHD at almost 60 kinda sucks ! nothing to blame it on hahaa😂
This is an awesome update, thanks for your research work.
Another great video as always. It’s awesome to see your open mindedness of every aspect of Kenpo
Can you clarify hung gar kenpo, I've heard you mention it , but don't know how it fits in.
This is an art I definitely want to go back and cover in an episode but I will have to complete more research before I give a good educated answer to this.
Please do expand on Lima Lama.
Thank you very much... feel free to contact me john@thepit.tv for anything
Have you ever heard of Guardian Kempo? I trained under Soke Scot Conway for a few years. I'd like to hear your opinion.
I have not heard of it no. Would be curious to know more.
These videos are great, this sifu is knowledgeable, humble, and he doesn't trash other styles. I love the strength based approach to this discourse.
I asked about if you had an online dvd American kenpo system in place and you and you directed me to Larry Tatum. thank you
Did you have a chance to look at it? Is it what you were looking for? I hope it helps!
Lima Lama looks like silat to me.
Aloha!
Im going to be 51 in November and ive always been a gung fu guy.
Ive been training in gung fu on and off(unfortunately more off)since 1998.
Ive just recently returned to my mother school and style on a more consistent schedule in my mid to late 40's.
At one point i felt it wasnt necessary to seek out other martial arts and just stay and put all my focus here.
But my curiosity and recent slump got me searching for a different kind of martial art.
Im still with and always will stay with my gung fu school, but ive joined Universal Kempo Karate and love it!
Originally i wanted to find a good judo dojo to go along with my gung fu, but my shoulder injury wont get me pass my firsr class!😂
As a kid in Hawaii, i grew up between Pearl City and Wahiawa.Pearl City is a Judo and Kempo Karate town.
I was always fascinated with Kempo Karate and here i am!
Love your channel and love how you break Kempo as well as other styles down!
Please show some Mantis Kempo!Ive also had a fascination with all Mantis gung fu!
Mahalo!
Awesome video it made me look up the American Kenpo I’m studying in which is the Parker Planas Lineage. I wanted to see if that one I’m studying in is effective and I like it a lot but thanks to these videos it made me want to look up the system I’m studying thank you and keep up these great videos 👊🏻👍🏻
Did you see our "Origin of American Kenpo" episode? It goes pretty deep into detail. It's part of 3 Kenpo episodes.
Art of One Dojo yes along with the evolution of American Kenpo very good!👍🏻
Hi Dan!
Enjoyed this second video on the various styles of kenpo! Having studied several styles/systems listed, I was hoping to see a mention of David German's TAI! His style of kenpo jujitsu is a blend that you would enjoy! His series of 4 videos is presently available on Ebay and you can find RUclips clips on him as well as interviews I did with him and podcasts on him as well!
Hello Sir! Thank you! I did come across Mr. German's system but I didn't know enough about it yet to include it in this episode and I didn't want to half effort it. This topic is one I'd like to keep circling back to since Kenpo is my base and there are SO MANY variations of it to look at. I appreciate your feedback :)
@@ArtofOneDojo Good evening Sir I have a question for you How do you feel about franchise Kenpo Karate schools just asking because there are a lot of push back on schools such as Action Karate and Amerikick because of their short curriculum and they way they focus on children vs Adults???????
@@pausetape8824 It's a tricky question, but overall I'm not against franchise school as long as the focus is still on quality of teaching. It's ok for a school to be focused only for kids, as long as it's CLEAR that is the curriculum and they are upfront about that. A lot of franchises can become a McDojo if they are sacrificing quality for the same of extra money, but I don't think franchises are automatically a bad thing. It comes down to individual examples.
I am in Jeff speak men 5.0 kempo could you go over that
Check out our episode "Evolution of American Kenpo" We go over Kenpo 5.0 in that episode :)
It’s like hand writing, all different. When taught it could be base on the teacher physical ability.
That quote at 4:33 is a paraphrase of a quote from "Wind, Sand and Stars" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (better known as the author of "Little Prince"):
"It seems that perfection is attained not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing more to remove."
I think it's fantastic that the quote itself is so concise that it can be used in so many contexts, from martial arts to movies. The original text was about an airplane and how its design is really simple when you think about it :)
Have you studied any of Paul Mills Kempo or looked into it?
I know of Mr. Mills and have seen some of his videos but have not met him or trained under him.
In both "types of Kenpo/Kempo" you briefly mentioned George Pesare (and perhaps even Victor Gascon?). If you have the time to research Gascon and the material he developed, when he trained Pesare, and then how Pesare essentially developed the northeast style of kenpo (and those that came from his early schools), I think you'll enjoy the history. We all appreciate these videos! Keep training.
Kempo looks really interesting especially that Nippon kempo style
Can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do a video about South Eastern Kenpo Karate Ju-Jitsu brotherhood? I took this for years and was the most effective martial arts I’ve ever taken. Unfortunately not a lot of schools left. It’s similar to 5.0 but in my opinion more effective.
mantis kempo kenya
Love this channel as a black belt in NC kenpo I've learned so much about the history of the arts i didn't learn (or forgot) as a kid I hope to see the channel grow and continue to be as informative and interactive as it is
did NC also,
clark nice what state
@@stillloading6255 Rhode Island. Cranston. It was ok. little bit of a factory, but not 100 percent.
Hey me too !
2nd Question: Have you ever seen the old Panther Series on Kenpo from Nick Cerio? He was part of Parker's downstream lineage, too, right?
^I know, I know... Panther Series... showing my age a bit... lol
I have seen several of the Panther series but not his specifically. He's part of the network but my understanding is that he did a lot of his own material as well. I haven't had a chance to get too much into his program yet.
Nippon kenpo a d sogo Kempo and Sgt kempo are the most underate styles
Question: So, something I've always had a question about is what separates Kempo from Kenpo? Is it that Kempo is primarily the spelling when it comes to the Chinese and Hawaiian branches, and Kenpo more or less starts as a spelling with Ed Parker but also shows up in Japanese spellings slightly before that?
Some people like to use N or M to designate a specific type of Kenpo, but honestly it's just two different ways to translate it. We got into more detail here: ruclips.net/video/GBpP332d_gA/видео.html
@@ArtofOneDojo Watching now...
Korean kempo. Kwon bop deserves mention. 🐅 🐉🙏🏾 🙏🐯
It does but it also deserves more research, I was going to include it but I didn't want to half ass it and really give it the attention it deserves so it will be going on our list of arts to cover :)
Sounds like a Korean boy band
@@ArtofOneDojo I know I'm commenting a lot on this one, but I think it's also worth mentioning kenpo's original origin. You have mentioned chuan fa previously, but chuan fa was developed from the Indian art vajra mukti, which I have also seen spelled vajra mushti. Chuan fa was later taken to Indonesia, where it was combined with silat to create kun tao (another translation of fist law).
I wonder how many styles is kempo/kenpo gonna add/use that it basically becomes MMA?
Can i suggest a study of Buk Sing Choy Li Fut and Shito Ryu Karate?
very good. I just really missed shorinji kempo, which is a solid and international school, much more relevant than some of the subsystems presented. Oss
Thanks for this video! I am 4 years into the Kajulenbo system and I'm learning so much about Kenpo history.
There is a dojo in my town that teaches Canadian Canpo. I’ve been interested in checking them out.