Guiseppe Betri
Yellow Belt
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Originally posted by Old Guy
Whenever I throw a party I jokingly tell people "Whatever you would like to see at the party, bring it. That way if you don't have a good time, it's your fault." If you are no longer finding what you like in Kenpo, try bringing something else to it. Remember, it is your Kenpo.
Full salute. Full respect.
Rick
I hope that other Kenpoists can open their minds and see that our Kenpo is getting a little static and that there are other arts and most especially other training methods. Furthermore, some of these styles are evolving and improving rapidly while Kenpo is working hard to preserve the past.
I will add, though, that we should not always mistake newer methods for better methods. I don't say that because I want to preserve the traditional material, but rather because sometimes we replace things without realizing why they needed replacing.
Mr. Mills was the only person to serve as a member of 1) the I.K.K.A. Systems Council (One of only three members) 2) as the National Testing Director and 3) Regional Representative for a ten state area (region #10), known as the "Paul Mills Family Group", at the same time. He was also one of a handful of Mr. Parker's black belts to teach at the 1991 I.K.K.A. Ed Parker Memorial camp at the Pasadena studio.
Originally posted by twinkletoes
PS- Since nobody has stepped up and answered my question about what defines kenpo, I will make a new thread about it, so we don't get off track.