NOTE:  UNLESS YOU ARE A PREVIOUSLY PRACTICED OR CURRENT PRACTITIONER OF MARTIAL ARTS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF AT LEAST A DAN RANK, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO EXECUTE ANYTHING SEEN IN ANY OF THESE SHOWS.

Techniques seen in these video segments should only be practiced under the supervision of a dan rank in Chinese Kenpo.

Join instructor JEFF O'DONNELL as he demonstrates and explains techniques of CHINESE KENPO.

History: When Ed Parker embraced the Chinese Arts he began to refer to his art as "Chinese Kenpo." Based on this influence he wrote Secrets of Chinese Karate,[12] published in 1963, only very shortly after Kenpo Karate. The technical syllabus has recognizable similarities to Hung Gar, Choy Li Fut, and other Southern Chinese Martial Arts, including two forms, Tiger&Crane and Panther (or "Book Set"), and one training practice ("Star Block") that can be traced back to James Wing Woo.

Executive Producers

Tom Pieper

J. L. Palermo

 

Instructor

Jeff O'Donnell

 

Camera, Titles, Editing

J. L. Palermo

 

Music

Ed Sykes