Power--is the culmination of several principles--the sum total of which maximizes the expenditure of energy. It is the magnification of force aided by concentrated focus. Its capacity is proportionate to the physical strength, force, or energy exerted, in additions to the speed it is rendered.
Parrying Block--blocking moves that redirect, ride and go with the force of your opponent's action.
Check--to restrain, hinder, or repress an opponent from taking action. This is accomplished by pressing, pinning, or hugging an opponent usually at the joints so that it minimizes his leverage and nullifies his actions. SKK 2009 YEAR IN REVIEW
Wow! 2009 was an exciting and very fast paced year.
We got to see our children’s class grow at an alarming rate at the beginning of the year. Then summer came and just as easy as they came in, they all left. Our adult class always remained pretty steady with attendance.
We had a couple of great seminars put on by Dr. Dave Crouch (5th degree). Thanks to Dr. Dave’s cool concepts we have been able to take our techniques up a few notches. Tara, Amy and I went to a few seminars / camps to represent SKK.
In October / November Sensei Tara Turnbull, one half of the original founding members of SKK, decided to leave teaching at SKK for personal reasons. We all wish her luck and hope she does not become a stranger to our school. We miss you Tara!
SKK NEWS Now that it is a New Year. Let’s start if off right. We hope to have "everyone" come back.
Keep checking out the SKK web site calendar function to see about class schedules and upcoming events. Plus, let us know if you have an announcement or information of your own to pass on, we will be more than happy to put it up.
Please let us know if you are unable to show up to class. Below is our contact information… Ron Nakamoto - Cell 916-832-2882 Ronnak4967@gmail.com or rnakamoto@chw.edu
Amy Long – Cell 916-690-1682 Kenpokaratechick@gmail.com
Parrying Block--blocking moves that redirect, ride and go with the force of your opponent's action.
Check--to restrain, hinder, or repress an opponent from taking action. This is accomplished by pressing, pinning, or hugging an opponent usually at the joints so that it minimizes his leverage and nullifies his actions. SKK 2009 YEAR IN REVIEW
Wow! 2009 was an exciting and very fast paced year.
We got to see our children’s class grow at an alarming rate at the beginning of the year. Then summer came and just as easy as they came in, they all left. Our adult class always remained pretty steady with attendance.
We had a couple of great seminars put on by Dr. Dave Crouch (5th degree). Thanks to Dr. Dave’s cool concepts we have been able to take our techniques up a few notches. Tara, Amy and I went to a few seminars / camps to represent SKK.
In October / November Sensei Tara Turnbull, one half of the original founding members of SKK, decided to leave teaching at SKK for personal reasons. We all wish her luck and hope she does not become a stranger to our school. We miss you Tara!
SKK NEWS Now that it is a New Year. Let’s start if off right. We hope to have "everyone" come back.
Keep checking out the SKK web site calendar function to see about class schedules and upcoming events. Plus, let us know if you have an announcement or information of your own to pass on, we will be more than happy to put it up.
Please let us know if you are unable to show up to class. Below is our contact information… Ron Nakamoto - Cell 916-832-2882 Ronnak4967@gmail.com or rnakamoto@chw.edu
Amy Long – Cell 916-690-1682 Kenpokaratechick@gmail.com
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American Kenpo Karate is a hard/soft style of martial arts, created by Ed Parker, designed to promote good self-esteem, confidence, self-reliance, excellent defensive skills and is a lot of fun. If you want to learn the ultimate in self defense, we teach Kenpo Karate in Rancho Cordova at Mather Sports Facility.
