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I'm currently signed up for a Shaolin Kempo Karate class, but I have recently found out about a kajukenbo school here in Montreal. I do like my Shaolin Kempo class and I think I have a good teacher (although I have no one to compare him too). However, I've been reading up on Kajukenbo and it really interests me. I know Shaolin Kempo Karate is derived from Kajukenbo through a lineage of different masters, but I don't know how different the two are.
Does anybody who has studied both styles know the main differences between them?
My Shaolin Kempo Karate teacher is Marlon Wilson of the Tom Ingargiola system (not Fred Villari) and the Kajukenbo class is taught by Philip Gelinas. I think I will try out Kajukenbo for at least a month after my contract for Shaolin Kempo expires, but I just want to know how much will I be able to bring with me from Shaolin Kempo to Kajukenbo.
Does anybody who has studied both styles know the main differences between them?
My Shaolin Kempo Karate teacher is Marlon Wilson of the Tom Ingargiola system (not Fred Villari) and the Kajukenbo class is taught by Philip Gelinas. I think I will try out Kajukenbo for at least a month after my contract for Shaolin Kempo expires, but I just want to know how much will I be able to bring with me from Shaolin Kempo to Kajukenbo.