I used to do USSD when I was waaay young, but I have learned from my mistakes. oddly enough, driving home I saw signs of a USSD pool party being held in my neighborhood. I know now it's a McDojo, but i'm interested in who fred villari is. Is that available from Bullshido?
Well I used to take Shaolin Kempo. Then they changed the name to something like Goryuu Kempo or something like that, I quit a couple years ago, but yeah, didn't notice much of a difference after the name-change. Anybody know what Goryuu is? I remember them saying something like "Five Dragons" or whatever, dont quite remember. UPDATE: Well, Goryuu I found means "Five Dragons" (of course I don't know what language it is in). And the Five Dragons represent 5 different fighting ranges: Weapons, Kicking, Punching, Clinching/Felling, Ground Grappling. As I do remember, my class was a very well rounded class, taking these 5 ranges into account.
I study Tracy's Kempo and Ed Parker American Kempo Karate, however my studies are focused primarily in JKD.
I take tracys kenpo karate... been taking it for 6 years... I enjoy it, moving to China thought o study sanda na
Tracey's Kenpo - took it for about six months about 15 years ago and just got back into it about a year ago.
Shaolin Kempo under Master Roger Lavoie from 1992 to 95 or 96 don't remember exactly, attained brown stripe green belt. Kenpo in Masters of Self-Defense Centers under Sensei Nathalie Paradis & Gregory Young from 1997 to 1999 / Sensei Danny Masson & Patrick Brochu from 1999 to 2001 / Sifu Marlon Wilson in 2003 attained 3rd degree brown belt. Now starting American Kenpo in the WKKA under Sensei Yannick Grenon. Some try in other Martial arts before I found Kenpo/Kempo like what they called combat Kung-fu from a guy called Mr. Leboeuf (never get back to that school) and Karate Samourai I think it was in fact Shotokan for two months under Nohair Bouchard & Master Roger Lesourd. Bill