It is the responsibility of each student to:

1. Maintain conduct inkeeping with the Martial Arts.

2. Respect Instructors, guests and fellow students.

3. Attend class with a "Clean" uniform/clothing.

4. Consistently attend each class with a serious mind prepared to study Martial Arts.

5. Train often as possible, with concentration, confidence and quality in mind.

6. Set a goal of improvement for each class.

7. Help fellow students.

Kenpo Karate, the "art of flashing hands", is a combination of Chinese Boxing Arts. Thoughthe hands are its major weapons, effective use of the feet is taught also.

Modern Kenpo was developed by Ed Parker, President and founder of the International Kenpo Karate Association. From his instructor, Professor William Chow, Mr. Parker learned innovative concepts of offensive and defensive techniques. With these techniques Mr. Parker has developed Kenpo into its own more modern and practical form of self-defense.

The endeavor of the Kenpo Martial Artist is to observe the principles of self-control, patience, courtesy, respect for self and others, to further develop Kenpo Karate through diligence and dedication, to defend oneself without brutality and to preserve peace and tranquility.