youngbraveheart
Green Belt
I can imagine Kenpo continuing to evolve beyond the imagination of all the grandmasters' by creative disciples, who are around today and tomorrow.
IMHO (from a naive novice) I'd keep training and practicing in my particular Kempo style in hopes of "mastering" (being perfect) all aspects of the style. (In my mind, perfection will be a lifelong journey.) The only part I can imagine changing or adding to (or evolving in the style I am forever committed to) would be in the area of techniques, which seem to change as time goes by with more exposure to techniques my instructor shows and more exposure to more advanced forms...
IMHO (from a naive novice) I'd keep training and practicing in my particular Kempo style in hopes of "mastering" (being perfect) all aspects of the style. (In my mind, perfection will be a lifelong journey.) The only part I can imagine changing or adding to (or evolving in the style I am forever committed to) would be in the area of techniques, which seem to change as time goes by with more exposure to techniques my instructor shows and more exposure to more advanced forms...