Kempo being sold as Shaolin Kung Fu/Temple Kung Fu Exposed

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I believe that is so, but that doesn't change the fact that there are many, many, schools using the name shoalin to lend some sort of legitimacy to the name and thus get students. You may have more faith in people than I do, but I've seen it many a time. I'm not saying your school is one of them, I'm simply saying this does exist.

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7starmantis said:
I believe that is so, but that doesn't change the fact that there are many, many, schools using the name shoalin to lend some sort of legitimacy to the name and thus get students. You may have more faith in people than I do, but I've seen it many a time. I'm not saying your school is one of them, I'm simply saying this does exist.

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Ohh yeah, it does exist ,i'm not denying that. I was only pointing out why so many styles tend to have a shaolin connection ,when they weren't created there.

But there are many that have no ties to shaolin at all ,that also try to gain off the name.

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In addition to the Castros, "Shaolin Kempo" was also a name used by Villari when he left Nick Cerio. I don't believe he was trying to deceive anyone into thinking it was chinese kung-fu!

Now in 2004 it is a widely known style of Kempo that traces it's roots back to Kajukenbo. I thoguht that was common knowledge haha I guess I'm just biased.
 
Black Tiger Fist said:
Ohh yeah, it does exist ,i'm not denying that. I was only pointing out why so many styles tend to have a shaolin connection ,when they weren't created there.

But there are many that have no ties to shaolin at all ,that also try to gain off the name.

jeff:)
True. Hey we agree! :)

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