Q. What is Kenpo?

A.

Kenpo's

roots

are

based

in

the

Chinese

Martial

Arts,

However

it

has

been

highly

modified

by

people

like

Mr.

Ed

Parker,

and

Mr.

John

M.

LaTourrett,

(who

was

a

student

of

the

late

Ed

Parker).

As

a

result

of

the

modifications,

the

Kenpo

system

is

one

of

the

most

efficient,

effective,

and

pragmatic

of

the

Martial

Arts

taught

today.

It

is

practical,

realistic,

and

can

easily

be

applied

to

any

situation.

Kenpo

has

been

the

subject

of

many

magazine

articles,

and

books.

Kenpo

is

recognized

as

one

of

the

most

complete

systems

of

self-

defense and personal development available today.

Kenpo believes that a fight happens in four stages. Stage 1 Verbal, this is where the yelling and name calling happens. if you are good at defusing the situation you can win the fight here at stage one. Police officers are excellent at stage one. Stage 2 This is where the sucker punch, the hair grab, the push, etc. happen. If you have practiced and are good at your self- defense techniques you can and win the fight at stage two. Stage 3 This is where, if your stage two move doesn’t work, it turns into a sparring match where both people are on guard and ready. Now you need to be a better fighter than your opponent. Stage 4 Ground fighting. If stage three last for more than say a minute, then the fight will most likely go to the ground. Q. Who studies Kenpo?

A.

We

have

students

from

all

ages

and

all

walks

of

life.

Age

is

no

factor.

We

have

pre-school

children,

boys

and

girls,

men

and

women.

People

who

want

to

keep

in

shape;

people

who

enjoy

athletic

competition;

people

who

want

to

benefit

from

such

things like:

Awareness Training

self-confidence

Trim Body

Speed

Coordination

Power

Most

Importantly,

People

who

want

to

be

able

to

defend

themselves

and

their

loved

ones with the most practical and effective system of martial arts available..

Q. Does Kenpo take years to learn?

A.

Yes,

and

No!

Kenpo

is

a

life

time

study,

however,

from

the

first

introductory

lesson,

you

will

learn

self-defense

moves

that

you

can

immediately

put

to

use.

We

had

a

student

who

was

attacked

after

only

two

lessons,

and

successfully

defended

himself.

Best

of

all

you

can

practice

the

self-defense

techniques

anywhere,

with

no

special

attire, or expensive equipment.

Q. How do I get started?

A.

We

start

everyone

with

an

introductory

program.

This

gives

you

a

chance

to

check

out our school and see if you like it.

(It

doesn't

make

sense

to

jump

in

to

a

program

and

halfway

thorough

decide

its

not

what you want.)

Q. How Much does it cost?

A.

The

Introductory

Program

is

five

private

classes

and

is

$75.00.

It

will

last

about

1

month, depending on how often we can get you in for lessons.

Q. What is Kenpo?

A.

Kenpo's

roots

are

based

in

the

Chinese

Martial

Arts,

However

it

has

been

highly

modified

by

people

like

Mr.

Ed

Parker,

and

Mr.

John

M.

LaTourrett,

(who

was

a

student

of

the

late

Ed

Parker).

As

a

result

of

the

modifications,

the

Kenpo

system

is

one

of

the

most

efficient,

effective,

and

pragmatic

of

the

Martial

Arts

taught

today.

It

is

practical,

realistic,

and

can

easily

be

applied

to

any

situation.

Kenpo

has

been

the

subject

of

many

magazine

articles,

and

books.

Kenpo

is

recognized

as

one

of

the

most

complete

systems

of

self-defense

and personal development available today.

Kenpo believes that a fight happens in four stages. Stage 1 Verbal, this is where the yelling and name calling happens. if you are good at defusing the situation you can win the fight here at stage one. Police officers are excellent at stage one. Stage 2 This is where the sucker punch, the hair grab, the push, etc. happen. If you have practiced and are good at your self-defense techniques you can and win the fight at stage two. Stage 3 This is where, if your stage two move doesn’t work, it turns into a sparring match where both people are on guard and ready. Now you need to be a better fighter than your opponent. Stage 4 Ground fighting. If stage three last for more than say a minute, then the fight will most likely go to the ground. Q. Who studies Kenpo?

A.

We

have

students

from

all

ages

and

all

walks

of

life.

Age

is

no

factor.

We

have

pre-school

children,

boys

and

girls,

men

and

women.

People

who

want

to

keep

in

shape;

people

who

enjoy

athletic

competition;

people

who

want

to

benefit

from

such

things

like:

Awareness Training

self-confidence

Trim Body

Speed

Coordination

Power

Most

Importantly,

People

who

want

to

be

able

to

defend

themselves

and

their

loved

ones

with

the

most

practical and effective system of martial arts available..

Q. Does Kenpo take years to learn?

A.

Yes,

and

No!

Kenpo

is

a

life

time

study,

however,

from

the

first

introductory

lesson,

you

will

learn

self-

defense

moves

that

you

can

immediately

put

to

use.

We

had

a

student

who

was

attacked

after

only

two

lessons,

and

successfully

defended

himself.

Best

of

all

you

can

practice

the

self-defense

techniques

anywhere, with no special attire, or expensive equipment.

Q. How do I get started?

A.

We

start

everyone

with

an

introductory

program.

This

gives

you

a

chance

to

check

out

our

school

and

see

if

you like it.

(It doesn't make sense to jump in to a program and halfway thorough decide its not what you want.)

Q. How Much does it cost?

A.

The

Introductory

Program

is

five

private

classes

and

is

$75.00.

It

will

last

about

1

month,

depending

on

how

often we can get you in for lessons.