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RCastillo
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Where I live, TKD thrives, but Kenpo, and other arts do not. Why is TKD so popular?
Now, I have been in TKD for many years, and have enjoyed immensely, plus I feel it helped me tremendously to pick up Kenpo better, but have found Kenpo to be more practical for pure self defense which address more than TKD ever could.
Yet, when I talk to people about the arts, they go for TKD first. What amazes me even more, is when I talk to others about Ed Parker, they know nothing of him. I am at a loss to understand.
Of course, where I live, South Texas is weird anyway. I understand Kenpo does better elsewhere.
Your take on this?
Respects to you!:asian:
Now, I have been in TKD for many years, and have enjoyed immensely, plus I feel it helped me tremendously to pick up Kenpo better, but have found Kenpo to be more practical for pure self defense which address more than TKD ever could.
Yet, when I talk to people about the arts, they go for TKD first. What amazes me even more, is when I talk to others about Ed Parker, they know nothing of him. I am at a loss to understand.
Of course, where I live, South Texas is weird anyway. I understand Kenpo does better elsewhere.
Your take on this?
Respects to you!:asian: