There's a difference between a style and a system. I've studied Kenpo for 4 years and American Kenpo for 2, and am now doing Kempo and have been for 7...

There’s a difference between a style and a system. I’ve studied Kenpo for 4 years and American Kenpo for 2, and am now doing Kempo and have been for 7 years. Kempo is more of a system with concepts and principles. Having studied with Bruce Juchnik and several others, I’ve learned more with Kempo than the others were able to teach me. I’m now also studying Panther style shaolin Gung Fu, which I see alot of similarities in that and the Kempo. Such as fluidity, using centers and some concepts. While Kempo is indeed more “Japanese-like”, it seems to have alot of influince from the chinese arts. “There is no wrong, only different.”

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