Parker kenpo

[parkerlineage]

Really really really really roughly, yes.

If enough people want me too, I'll put my senior paper up on here - it's a several page history of "American" Kenpo.

[bushido_man96]

Really really really really roughly, yes.

If enough people want me too, I'll put my senior paper up on here - it's a several page history of "American" Kenpo.

That would be great, parkerlineage. I love history!

[BLueDevil]

PS. Bluedevil, I'm not in any way suggesting that your teacher isn't legit, so please don't take it that way.

FYI only, my teacher was taught by Bill Packer, Tom Conners, and currently James Ibrao(as well as a 2 other teachers)

Dont worry I know what you where saying, and I agree

[Mister vee]

Really really really really roughly, yes.

If enough people want me too, I'll put my senior paper up on here - it's a several page history of "American" Kenpo.

post it

[Jiffy]

Sure, let's have a read.

[kenpo.stylist]

Parker's Kenpo is indeed the real deal. If you are fortunate enough to train under Master "Huk" Planas, then you should jump at the opportunity. The lineage is legit.

I am fortunate enough to have video of my instructor's getting 'kicked in' by SGM Parker for their 5th degrees, and the casual party afterward in the dojo. That answers any questions I ever had about the lineage of what I study.

Take your time, let that ACL heal up and go hit it hard.

[P.A.L]

who was Ed parker teacher?

[parkerlineage]

^Primarily William Chow.

My senior paper should be up on the article section eventually.

[Jiffy]

cool!

[mustbnuts]

Are you familar with Tom Kelly in Wichita,Ks? He advertises to have trained directly under Mr. Parker.

I strongly considerd Kenpo before I started the form I am practicing now.