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Is one of the most complete systems in the arts today, and Kenpo is also one of the oldest arts. One of the most common questions we get is how American Kenpo differs from other arts. There are
three basic categories of martial arts:
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We teach students, using skills learned through American Kenpo Karate, how to defend themselves against multiple attackers, street sparring techniques, defense against punches, locks, chokes, holds, hugs, kicks, takedowns, clubs, knifes, guns, and so on. American Kenpo Karate, as taught through our Sacramento location, is a useful, interesting and intricate style of martial art. Decades have passed and American Kenpo has split into different directions, but we have maintained the integrity of Kenpo as created by Ed Parker. Mr. Parker developed the art to evolve through his many students. Mr. Parker was asked once who his successor will be. "No one" he replied, "Or put twenty of my best students together and that would be a good start." No one could ever match Mr. Parker's knowledge. Hopefully, if we each share our thoughts and ideals, we can continue to evolve the art of Kenpo as a group, in the spirit that Mr. Parker intended. |
