The Kenpo Journal

The days of combing through endless pages of documents is over with the introduction of the Kenpo Journal. Everything in the database is no more than 3 or 4 clicks away including basics, sets, forms, techniques, terminology, studio directory, association directory, and memorabilia.

As you tour the Kenpo Journal please keep in mind that this is a scaled down internet version of the actual database.

Its purpose is to give you a glimpse of what the real thing has to offer, and unless you have a fast internet connection, don't expect the pages to flash up as quickly as they do in the actual database.

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Inside the Kenpo Journal you will not only find all 154 self-defense techniques and their extensions, set and forms, but with the click of a mouse you can either print, the professionally laid out, technique, set, and form manuals, or download the PDF files for future use.

Ever wondered how, and where, Mr. Parker used various Kenpo terms in his technique text and technique notes? Then click on any of a thousand Kenpo terms to find its definition, then instantly locate, isolate and highlight the term in red. Doing this the old fashioned way would require reading every technique and every technique note in the system in order to thoroughly search out one single term. Now you can do in in less than 5 seconds!

The Kenpo Journal is a direct descendant of the original "Big Red" Accumulative Journal I received in 1972.

Unlike anything that came before it the original Accumulative Journal provided us with an unprecedented amount of information - the new Kenpo Journal takes that information, and more, then makes it more accessible that anyone ever imagined.

Inspired by Mr. Parker's original Accumulative Journal, the Kenpo Journal picks ups where the original book left off and takes your study of Kenpo into an entirely new realm of data retrieval.

If you're more that just the average student that takes everything in his, or her, stride - if you really want to study Kenpo then the Kenpo Journal is exactly what you need in order to do it.

Listen to your teacher, if you are fortunate enough to have one, but also study for yourself, because it's what Mr. Parker wanted us to do.