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SingingTiger
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By the way, thanks to KenpoTess and Mr. Conatser for clarifying a few things! (I'm glad someone else brought this thread back to the top!)
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Chu-Chulain
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Originally posted by KenpoTess
These are used in EPAKThough not all schools utilize the freestyle.. Mr. Conatser (Goldendragon7) is my instructor and he uses every one of them ~!!
I see you're a blue belt.. what Kenpo system do you train in?
Basically I am training in an EPAK school, but clearly not covering quite the same material as others. Maybe the freestyle is something that will be introduced later, or maybe not...
I would be interested in finding out more, if for no other reason than a thirst for knowledge! Any suggestions of where to get more info?
Thanks...
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Chu-Chulain
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Originally posted by KenpoTess
These are used in EPAK
I see you're a blue belt.. what Kenpo system do you train in?
Hey, I just checked your profile and see you quote Samurai Jiu-Jitsu. Are you studying this currently, or in the past? How much experience do you have?
I used to train in England, many, many years ago. Great art and good compliment to Kenpo. I wish I could find a local school, but BJJ appears to be on every corner now I can't find the traditional style anywhere
Originally posted by Chu-Chulain
Hey, I just checked your profile and see you quote Samurai Jiu-Jitsu. Are you studying this currently, or in the past? How much experience do you have?
I used to train in England, many, many years ago. Great art and good compliment to Kenpo. I wish I could find a local school, but BJJ appears to be on every corner now I can't find the traditional style anywhere
Yeppers.. Samurai Jiu-jitsu is very complementary to American Kenpo.. especially so for women in my humble opinion
I studied it for 6 yrs and since our transition to EPAK we have all we can handle working on the I.K.K.O. Curriculum We do play with Penjak Silat and Kali one night a week which is alot of fun ~!We teach Kenpo at the local college and still incorporate Samurai Jiu-jitsu to those students (good to keep up on it)
I hope you find a school to meet your wants
Tess
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brentb
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Check out this link from kenponet.com that may help you figure them out.
http://kenponet.tripod.com/curriculum/techniques/freestyle.html
take care
Brent
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stacks
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good luck and have fun and you will be fine, I tell my students not to think of it as a test, it is another day of kenpo and you are doing what you love, so it is not work. do not try to think about what to do - just do it, most of all RELAX
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