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	RICK FOWLER’S AMERICAN KENPO KARATE SCHOOL SELLING INSTRUCTIONAL KENPO VIDEOS, MARTIAL ARTS VIDEOS AND ...
		After half a century Kenpo is the fastest-growing self-defense technique taught in the United States and is continually evolving to have relevance to contemporary lifestyles.
		Kenpo teaches that it is always better to walk away from an adversary than to engage him.
		Kenpo's aim is to hone and sharpen students into perfect weapons only because of the belief that a perfect weapon makes a perfect defense.
	www.rfkenpo.com (481 words)

	American Kenpo and Ed Parker
		Ed knew that the future of American kenpo would not be with the his existing students, because they would resist breaking their ties to the past, and most had already gone beyond kenpo to study kung fu, first under James Wing Woo, and then under Bruce Lee.
		American Kenpo forms were taught with hidden meaning so only the perspicacious would see what was intended.
		For this reason, Ed Parker did not create American Kenpo as a system, but as an idea, an idea that encompassed all of his teachings and styles, from his first students to his last.
	www.americankenpo.com /dedication.html (1786 words)

	Carroll County Kenpo :: About American Kenpo Karate
		American Kenpo Karate is a self-defense system built for modern day street fighting situations.
		Often American Kenpo is refered to as a self-defense system due to the lack of spiritual components in the system and the constant evolution that is required for American Kenpo to remain applicable for modern day situations.
		American Kenpo from day one of lessons prepares you to fight against boxers, grapplers, and weapons fighters.
	www.cckenpo.net /aboutAK.asp (1044 words)

	THE ORIGIN OF AMERICAN KENPO
		Thus, in 1965, American Kenpo was born through the genius of the founder of the new style.
		Ed knew that the future of American Kenpo would not be with his existing students, because they would resist breaking their ties to the past, and most had gone beyond Kenpo to study Kung Fu, first under James Wing Woo, and then under Bruce Lee.
		American Kenpo's differences were those of style and theory, but most importantly, this new system was the stairway to Ed Parker Kenpo.
	www.sanjosekenpo.com /origin_of_american_kenpo.htm (2078 words)

	American Kenpo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ed Parker’s American Kenpo is a martial arts style characterized by the use of quick moves in rapid-fire succession intended to overwhelm an opponent.
		It was during this period that Parker was significantly influenced by the Japanese and Okinawan interpretations prevalent in Hawaii.
		American Kenpo is noted for using colorful descriptions to help students remember techniques.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/American_Kenpo (1099 words)

	Mike’s American Kenpo Page
		Principles of motion are the essence of American kenpo.
		American kenpo's principles have evolved; and are still evolving, much like other branches of science or art.
		Kenpo is more innovative than other martial arts, "It moves with a person's body and is so versatile that it teaches you how to fight in a phone booth or on a football field.
	www.bu.edu /mickswan/AKIKENPO.HTM (261 words)

	KENPO
		American Kenpo, on the other hand, has stripped Kenpo to its bones and replaced its essence with unsound principles; and it is my observation that these divergences from the Way have fostered dishonesty in that system.
		It is not in the American Kenpo theories, principles or concepts,; neither is it in the learning meaningless words and definitions; nor is it found by analyzing every possible angle or situation.
		By the time American Kenpo was developed in 1981, Ed Parker wrote that Jiujitsu was obsolete, and he often stated in seminars that Jiujitsu was useless against anyone trained in American Kenpo.
	www.sanjosekenpo.com /kenpovsamericankenpo.htm (5914 words)

	History of Kenpo Karate
		Kenpo was first introduced in Hawaii during the beginning of World War II by James Masayoshi Mitose who had learned it during his early years in Japan.
		American Kenpo is the most sophisticated and scientific Martial Art designed to cope with confrontations on America's streets today.
		Parker was the "Father" of American Kenpo Karate, is the undisputed "Father" of American Karate, and an innovative genius.
	www.tecr.com /rhinehart/history.htm (6830 words)

	Kenpo History
		American Kenpo was influenced by the Chinese arts of which Senior Grandmaster Parker revised to cope with modern day fighting.
		American Kenpo is based on the laws of the universe, which are best explained through geometry and physics.
		American Kenpo is body domination through space and achieved with physical mass engagement.
	www.gsamericankenpo.com /kenpo_history.htm (1793 words)

	Kenpo Techniques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Kenpo techniques are groups of basic moves arranged in a pre-planned sequence to illustrate a possible defense for a given scenario.
		They are taught with the "Three phase concept" which views the techniques in 3 stages (phases): Ideal, What-if, and Formulation.
		For any given technique one can apply the equation formula to fit the reactions of their opponent, or perhaps the practitioner has a comfort level with certain movement and prefers to use the basics with which they are the most capable.
	www.pcwood.com /kenpo/techniques.html (229 words)

	What is American Kenpo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Learning Kenpo can be said to be nothing more than a study of movement or motion.
		Anyone can learn Kenpo, people from all walks of life already use Kenpo movements in daily activities, but they just don’t know their meaning as it applies to Kenpo.
		Kenpo’s emphasis on speed of action and accuracy over pure power, combined with it’s use of hard and soft movements make it easy to tailor to any man, woman, or child of all shapes and sizes.
	www.americankenpo.co.nz /whatis.htm (561 words)

	American Kenpo International: American Kenpo Karate in the tradition of Grand Master Parker
		American Kenpo International: American Kenpo Karate in the tradition of Grand Master Parker
		American Kenpo International is an organization headed by Master Professor Tony Cogliandro.
		Its main objective is to preserve and analyze the "original/traditional" version of Grand Master Ed Parker's American Kenpo Karate and continue the legitimate lines of rank and heritage Mr.
	www.akikenpo.com (131 words)

	Kenpo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kenpo JiuJitsu as a textbook on martial arts and due to a spelling mistake by the printers who printed an N instead of M the spelling of kenpo came about.
		Both "Kempo" and "Kenpo" are acceptable forms of transliterating the Japanese name however, and regardless of how you spell it in English, the Japanese spelling with Kana would not change.
		When pronouncing "kenpo" vs "kempo" even an English speaker will not actually produce a truly different pronunciation as this transformation is a completely natural habit, and unconscious action of all humans to assimilate the nasal to be an "m".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kenpo (633 words)

	Instructors
		The journeys through which an American Kenpo student progresses, consists of several obstacles and lessons that further broaden understanding of the art as well as skill.
		As well as being capable of grasping relevant concepts and ideas within Kenpo it is vital to be able to relay, share and instruct fellow students.
		Over those three years of practice, I learned that American Kenpo was more than punch, kick and punch again, it incorporated scientific principals in all of its moves and it taught you not to fight, if given the choice.
	www.americankenpo.co.nz /instructors.htm (1667 words)

	Intro to Kenpo Karate - Austin, Texas - American Kenpo Karate
		While Kenpo traces its roots to Chinese Martial Arts, American Kenpo is the creation of the late Senior Grandmaster, Edmund Kealoha Parker.
		Most importantly, people who study Kenpo want to be able to defend themselves or their loved ones, with the most practical and effective Martial Arts System available today.
		Kenpo can be a valuable investment that will last for years to come, whether or not you desire to make it a career.
	www.kenpo-texas.com /kenpobroch.htm (836 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Ed Parker's American Kenpo is a mixture of linear and circular movements taken from Chinese and Japanese martial arts.
		Kenpo is as good an art as any to learn.
		In Kenpo the art is changed to fit the person not the person for the art.
	myweb.cableone.net /xiqtem/kenpo.html (126 words)

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		American Kenpo is much more than a martial art or a sport, it is a body of knowledge predicated on scientific concepts and principles that feed martial technique.
		American Kenpo transcends the primitive by explicating the interrelationships of human mechanics and their effect through motion.
		They purvey knowledge to all who wish to drink from it's well, so empty your cup, and step into a world where honor, knowledge and tradition are put forth for the betterment of our future.
	www.angelfire.com /nv/kenpoblade (148 words)

	Elite-Fighters Martial Arts System - American Kenpo Legacy Association
		The Elite-Fighters has analyzed all of the main systems of the kenpo systems, focused their strong points, developed solutions for the weak areas and created material for the areas that have been absent.
		Many of the American Kenpo System are reducing the amount of material for each belt.
		The Elite-Fighters founders have analyzed the materials for each kenpo system, developed lesson plans to teach what the goal for each belt is, and refined the teaching plan after experimentation with actual students have become successful.
	www.elite-fighters.com /legacy/legacyfaqs.htm (3174 words)

	American Kenpo Karate School > Home
		Kenpo Karate is a challenging yet greatly rewarding and fun martial art for men, women and children of all ages and capabilties.
		One of Kenpo's chief attributes is that is a highly practical self-defense martial art.
		Kenpo focuses on the bigger picture in that it embraces and teaches principles such as:
	www.colokenpo.com (162 words)

	American Kenpo Karate Intrnational (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		The American Kenpo Karate Academy is proud to be affiliated to American Kenpo Karate International.
		The American Kenpo Karate International Association welcomes all martial artists interested in expanding their education and perpetuating their skills into the future.
		The American Kenpo Karate International Association has developed a reputation for maintaining a very high level of proficiency in the art, coupled with sound ethics.
	www.kenpo.co.uk /akkikenpo.htm (325 words)

	AMERICAN KENPO KARATE FAMILY GROUPINGS SAMPLE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		As we shall see shortly, Kenpo is laid out in a logical and progressive manner.
		Any change to this structure and you are no longer left with the Kenpo system as Ed Parker, the creator of American Kenpo, designed it.
		In American Kenpo as originally taught, there are 154 separate techniques in the belt system plus two additional found in the Long 6 form giving a total of 156.
	www.arnis.org /kenpo/familysample.htm (1046 words)

	American Kenpo History
		William K.S. Chow's Hawaiian Kenpo system (Kara-Ho Kenpo) was unusual for the time because it incorporated other martial arts techniques; Mitose had never associated his Kosho-Ryu Kempo with any other system.
		Ed Parker, a native of Hawaii and student of Master Chow, revised the traditional methods of coping with modern fighting situations and brought the art to mainland U.S.A. Master Parker developed the modern Kenpo style by analyzing combative predicaments from the viewpoints of the attacker, the defender, and the bystander or spectator.
		Master Parker placed the Kenpo basics into eight categories: stances, blocks, parries, punches, strikes, finger techniques, kicks, and foot maneuvers.
	americankenpo2000.tripod.com /akkc/id2.html (647 words)

	American Kenpo
		I do not teach American Kenpo - but I can put you in contact with the best instructors who do.
		Over 90% of the schools claiming to teach American Kenpo are not teaching American Kenpo as taught by Ed Parker as described and laid out in his five volume set; Infinite Insights Into Kenpo!
		This is American Kenpo as Ed Parker taught it!
	www.tracyskarate.com /AmKenpo/AKenpo.htm (923 words)

	Kenpo Karate History
		As stated earlier, the influence of these unique styles are still highly present in modern American Kenpo styles.
		This unique system would later be named "American Kenpo Karate Association" by Bill Packer, one of Master Connor's original students.
		Bame currently holds the second highest rank in the American Kenpo Karate Academies organization as a 7th Degree Black Belt.
	www.kenpojourney.20m.com /about.html (4281 words)

	American Kenpo Karate Association History
		The linear movements and takedowns incorporated into the modern American Kenpo can be trace directly to Kosho-Ryu.
		William K.S. Chow's Hawaiian Kenpo system (Kara-Ho Kenpo) was unusual for the time because it incorporated other martial arts techniques; Mitose had never associated his Kosho-Ryu Kempo with any other system.
		His example of the highest personal integrity will continue to motivate and guide the schools and individual students who are priviledged to study the finest standardized system of American Kenpo Karate in America.
	www.akka.org /history.htm (3710 words)

	Price's American Kenpo Karate Center
		Price's American Kenpo Karate Center llc is a member of the Chinese Karate Federation.
		Price’s Kenpo Karate and I decided to visit one day and I was really impressed by the teaching style and professionalism of Mr.
		I would tell anyone who is looking for a karate home to please come and join us here at Price’s American Kenpo.
	www.priceskenpo.com /home.htm (714 words)

	Sigung Stephen LaBounty - American Kenpo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Having reached a level of excellence in the "Yang" side of the martial arts, he spent years pursuing an education related to the opposing "Yin" side, and today, as a practicing Acupressurist and Herbalist, teaches seminars in bodywork to martial artists.
		At times outspoken, he is always willing to support events and causes he feels will bring the brotherhood closer, such as the Jeff Speakman International Kenpo Camp or the annual "Gathering of Eagles", both held in Las Vegas.
		A friend to many in the Kenpo community he is often sought after for his wisdom and experience and was one of the founding members of the American Kenpo Senior Council.
	www.thesigung.com /kenpo.html (160 words)

	American Kenpo Karate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		The patch (from the original plates) was designed in 1960 by Dick Tercell for the Kenpo Karate Association of America (KKAA), which was the beginning of American Kenpo.
		The KKAA had been founded in 1956 by Ed Parker, the emblem used on the original certificates was a depiction of the "overhead club" technique.
		Ed Parker remained the head of the KKAA until 1964, when the International Kenpo Karate Association (IKKA) was formed, and the KKAA was turned over to Ed Parker's senior fl belts.
	www.americankenpo.com (141 words)

	United Kenpo Systems - Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		The purpose of this organization is to provide a “home” for all Kenpoists to continue their journey with a strong body, clear mind and honest spirit.
		It is our desire to teach and perpetuate the Art of Kenpo as set forth in the writings and teachings of the late Sr.
		Furthermore, it is our intention not only to supply responsible quality leadership, but also, through open communication and personal interaction, we will encourage the continuing evolution of the system of American Kenpo.
	www.uks-kenpo.com (139 words)

	KenpoMachine's Ed Parker's American Kenpo Karate Website
		Here you will find information about the self defense system best known as Ed Parker's kenpo karate or american kenpo karate: learning structure, basic concepts, techniques and forms.
		If you have done a thesis, wrote an article, shot a kenpo video clip, have some techniques of your own (championships, exhibitions), or anything you want to share with the kenpo community, but do not want to maintain a site of your own, this is your place.
		We want to thank him, as the initial intention was only to translate it for the spanish site and he graciously gave his permission to use it here as well.
	www.kenpomachine.com /indexen.html (863 words)

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