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American Kenpo is a system of Martial Arts commercialized by Ed Parker. The multitude of fast strikes, sometimes criticized by other arts has a dual purpose making it the incorrect term for a form of karate.
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What does the term karate mean?
it is a form of martial art.
Other than spelling what is the difference between kenpo and kempo?
There is no difference - Either term can be used, though the term "Kempo" is considered a transliteration and Romanized version of the word Kenpo.
What is karate a form of?
Karate is a martial art. It originated in Okinawa around 200 years ago.
Who is Chris Greeley?
State Representative Chris Greeley is a 4th term member of the Maine Legislature. Greeley's hold's a black belt (Shodan) in Kempo Karate, and has compteted in karate 'point competition,' as an amateur boxer, and as a Toughman USA contestant. His personal Web site is www.greeleyconsulting.com. He is the author of the CD, "From Terrified to Terrific! 7 Steps to Truly Fearless Public Speaking."
What is an incorrect term for mass?
the incorrect term for mass is weight
What is the Japanese term for karate school?
dojo
What is China's martial art?
Wushu is a blanket term for any of China's martial arts. It is known to most as kung fu. There is also kempo and tai chi chuan.
Why the term lead pencil incorrect?
lead pencil is incorrect because it lead pencil
How does karate exercise your body?
Karate strengthens the muscles in your body. It strengthens both your arms and your legs. Karate is exactly the same as martial arts except martial arts is a more professional term.
What is cacodoxy?
Cacodoxy is a collective term for incorrect doctrine or opinions.
What is the term for an incorrect idea that acquired characteristics are passed on?
Pangenesis
Draw the triangle form equation for Watt's Law?
Watt's Law is an incorrect term often used to 'rename' the power equation P=VI.The correct term is power law. The real Watt's law is an incorrect hypothesis dealing with the latent heat of steam, so it's not really a 'law' either.In other words anyone using the term Watt's Law in relation to electricity is wrong.
