Ed Parker's American Kenpo (Sports/Martial_Arts/Kenpo_and_Kempo/American_Kenpo)
up Ed Parker's American KenpoAmerican Kenpo, also called Ed Parker's American Kenpo, was devoloped and designed by Edmund K. Parker. American Kenpo is one of the largest Kenpo systems being taught today. Some teach the system as it was taught before Ed Parker's passing in 1990. Other's have added and modified the system. Either case, it is refered to as American Kenpo.EntriesKenpomachine http://www.kenpomachine.com/ Information basics, structure, forms, techniques, articles, surveys and related links. It also lists seminars. [English, Spanish] Kenpo Karate http://www.kenpokarate.com/ Includes some historical information and biography of Ed Parker's first black belt. The KenpoNet http://www.kenponet.com/ Includes access to a discussion forum, news, chat, an archive of articles and information, an online store, and an international studio directory. Kenpo Karate WWW Server http://www.pcwood.com/kenpo/ A personal resource site for the Ed Parker system including information on techniques required for all belts, descriptions of forms, a world school directory and a books and products section. Brian's Parker Kenpo Page http://www.bakerfamily4.net/kenpo/ Training notes by Brian Baker. Features techniques, forms, sets, terms, grappling, weapons, and links.. American Kenpo Community http://americankenpoforum.com/ Includes blogs, forum, and downloads of various written materials and videos. Danielle's Karate Website http://home.comcast.net/~danielle300/ Personal site for a young student of American Kenpo. Contains pictures, videos, and related resource links. Ish's Martial Arts Page http://www.geocities.com/Ishtar786_2000/ Ishmael's resource site providing detailed information on the Ed Parker system of American Kenpo. Kenpo Legacy http://www.kenpolegacy.com/ Contains details of the system's curriculum, links, and photo gallery. Parker/Planas Lineage http://www.parkerplanaslineage.com/ Includes details on the Richard Planas, upcoming events, articles, photo galleries, and contact information to schools under the Planas lineage. Sigung Stephen LaBounty http://www.thesigung.com/ An informational site which features articles on American Kenpo, health and training. Seminar, photos, links and contact information is also included. SubcategoriesOrganizations This category is for Amirican Kenpo organizations, federations, and associations. Schools and Instruction Includes schools as well as training and instructional programs for American Kenpo. Related categoriesTracy's Kenpo The Tracy brothers started with Edmund K. Parker back in the 1950's. It was around the 1960's that they splintered of into what they term Traditional Kenpo. There are many Neigbour categoriesKajukenbo Kajukenbo was created in Hawai by a small group called the Black Belt Society. These were all martial artist with different backgrounds. They devised their own system. Adriano Emperado(Kenpo) Kosho Ryu Kosho, meaning "Old Pine Tree" is reported to be 750 year old art, founded by a monk named Bosatsu from the Shaka Inn Temple, Mount Kinhai, Kumamoto, Kyushu, Japan. Many of the Kosho stylists, in Organizations This category is for Kenpo-Kempo organizations, federations, and associations which are of a general aspect to Kenpo-Kempo or Ryukyu and Okinawan The Ryukyu's are a small chain of islands located between Japan and China. The largest and most famous of these islands is Okinawa. Because of their strategic location as trading center for both China Schools and Instruction This category is for schools as well as training and instructional programs which are of a general aspect to Kenpo-Kempo, or schools for Shaolin Shaolin Kenpo/Kempo system tends more towards the Kung-Fu element and utilizes the techniques of the 5 animal Chuan Fa to a large extent. Added to some Kenpo/Kempo systems was White Tiger Chin Na Shorinji Kempo Shorinji Kempo was established in the town Tadotsu, situated on island of Shikoku, which is the smallest of the four big islands of Japan. The founder was a man named Doshin So. Shorinji means (This section is quite beta and buggy, have patience. Thanks)
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