Epak Intermediate Book 2

Welcome to the 3rd Manual of the series of Instructor Master Text Manuals from the Lacerte's Kenpo Karate Academy. Once again these manuals are geared for my students at the Academy, they are for those who wish to know Not only the How's of Kenpo, but also the Whys of Kenpo. These manuals are not only formatted for the beginner, but for the intermediate, and advanced practitioner as well. Once again it is with no disrespect to the I.K.K.A., nor to any other Association, nor Instructor,...
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Welcome to the 3rd Manual of the series of Instructor Master Text Manuals from the Lacerte's Kenpo Karate Academy. Once again these manuals are geared for my students at the Academy, they are for those who wish to know Not only the How's of Kenpo, but also the Whys of Kenpo. These manuals are not only formatted for the beginner, but for the intermediate, and advanced practitioner as well. Once again it is with no disrespect to the I.K.K.A., nor to any other Association, nor Instructor, to which I have trained under, in which I have taking notes from, or copied their style in order to make these manuals understandable to my students. In this manual, the Purple Belt Master Text Manual you will find the complete knowledge that you will need to obtain a Purple Belt at the Academy This is the 4th Manual in a series of Belt Manuals. They are geared for the students of the Lacerte's Kenpo Karate Academy. Once again, these Manuals where created for the student that wants to Know the "Whys" of Kenpo and not just the "How" of Kenpo. These manuals have the complete knowledge that one needs to know, in order to obtain a Blue Belt in Ed Parker's Kenpo Karate. The material found within these Manuals are from various Belt Manuals along with Notes taken from the many Seminars & Classes taken from various first Generation Black Belts, and directly from Senior Grand Master Edmund K. Parker. It is with No disrespect to any of these Instructors, or to any Association, that they represent, that I utilized their knowledge to aid in creating these Manuals. Remember to Keep it simple, and Build on what is useful.