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Kempo - May 27th, 2007, 5:52:47 PM

LawOfTheFist

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Hey everybody. I would just like to say that I am certainly glad I found this site. I am a huge fan of the martial arts world. When I was younger I trained in Shukokai karate for alittle before losing interest. Now I am currently a student at Satori Academy of Martial Arts, where I am taught a blended kempo style. I hope that there are fellow Satori students on this site that readmy postings. I am very interested in discussing my school with them. As for everyone else, I will most defintely ask and answer whatever need be.

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RE: Kempo - May 27th, 2007, 8:32:38 PM

Zoran

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Welcome to Kenpo Thoughts!

Tell me more about your style of Kempo.Lineage, history and etc, would be nice.

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RE: Kempo - Aug. 9th, 2007, 7:03:10 PM

LawOfTheFist

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Well recently I found out that the cirriculum at my school is 60% based on kenpo, specifically based on Ed Parker's American kenpo. My teacher is Sempai Pisacreta, who now trains under Kyoshi Dave Kovar, who apparently was taught kenpo from Bruce Juchnik. I don't know how well that lineage is, but it seems prett good to me. Let me know what you think.

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