According to Mr. Parker, the Art of Kenpo never changes, but is constantly refining. So as we have kept up with refinements in the Art, we still teach the entire system Mr. Parker left upon his death; that is, 24 techniques per belt level, with extensions to the Orange, Purple, Blue, and Green belt charts, and all of the forms and sets, including two taken from the book "Secrets of Chinese Karate".

We let the students find their own pace. We make no guarantees on advancement, we only provide the opportunity. Nor do we require people to join "clubs" to help insure their advancement. Everything a student gains is earned by the student.

This is a serious and Intense School, do not even approach us unless you are able to maintain the financial obligation and the Effort level required!

Mr. Frederick himself is the Senior Professor and holds a 7th Degree Black Belt in Kenpo and in the American Kenpo Karate Systems. Mr. Frederick is on the floor teaching daily, conducts all tests, and oversees all teaching.

To help Mr. Jim, Thomas McCloskey serves as a Senior Instructor. Mr. Tom holds a 4th Degree Black Belt in Chinese Kenpo and a 4^th Degree Black Belt in the American Kenpo Karate System.

Assistant Instructors include:

James Hawkins 3rd Degree Black Belt American Kenpo Karate Systems 3rd Degree Black Belt Tae Kwon Do Dan Menges 3rd Degree Black Belt Ed Parker's Kenpo Dennis Kelley Jr. Age 20 2nd Degree Black Belt American Kenpo Karate Systems 1st Place in LTTKA Championship Grappling Grand Champion Sparring - MD Classic - 2005 1st Place Kenpo Forms - Battle of Baltimore - 2005

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