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KenpoGirl
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A friend recently commented to me that he thought me a "Rebel" because I dared to post that I didn't like a technique and question it. He mentioned how some factions of the Kenpo Society would consider it Blasphemy and expel me from the Earth if they could. {Exaggeration for dramatic purposes }
So I'll put it to you guys, do you think its "Blasphemy" to question one of the original Ed Parker Techniques? Besides having an honorable respect for what SGM Paker created, should there be acceptance of the system he taught, without question?
Now please don't jump on me about this, I do respect Mr. Parker and what he's given us. And I will do whatever my instructor wants me to learn, but there are some techniques that just don't fit either the individual or the masses. Is it wrong to discuss it? I don't think so. Anytime I've whined (yes I admit its whining) about a technique, people have responded with some really great solutions or comments to let me know I'm not alone.
Let me know what you think, good or bad.
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So I'll put it to you guys, do you think its "Blasphemy" to question one of the original Ed Parker Techniques? Besides having an honorable respect for what SGM Paker created, should there be acceptance of the system he taught, without question?
Now please don't jump on me about this, I do respect Mr. Parker and what he's given us. And I will do whatever my instructor wants me to learn, but there are some techniques that just don't fit either the individual or the masses. Is it wrong to discuss it? I don't think so. Anytime I've whined (yes I admit its whining) about a technique, people have responded with some really great solutions or comments to let me know I'm not alone.
Let me know what you think, good or bad.
Dot