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[bdparsons]

You mention the "purists" not being happy. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Most of the folks you mention have only a word of mouth, superficial knowledge of the system. Though there are some folks who have found out the IKCA is not for them for various reasons, nearly everyone that I've spoken to who have tried the IKCA have been pleased. Be prepared to rethink a few things, but your previous training should be an asset to you. Remember, you'll get out of it what you put into it. But isn't that the same for face-to-face instruction? If you have any questions concerning the program, feel free to PM me, be glad to help out where I can.

Respects,
Bill Parsons
IKCA Member

 

[Doc]

Originally posted by stickarts
... however, at the same time, effective basics and root effective concepts don't change...

Perhaps not in your experience, but yes they do. As one evolves the understanding of similar material grows and evolves as well. "There is no such thing as basics, only a basic understandfing of basics. - Ed Parker Sr.