Pasadena
36 S. Robles Ave, Pasadena, CA 91101
626-793-8575
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About
American Kenpo Karate
American Kenpo Karate students are everyday people like you!
Our goal is to give our students the tools to defend themselves and their families, while building a fit and healthy community! Whether it’s to become a Kenpo Karate Black Belt, to protect yourself, or simply to get in shape, what you will learn is yours for life! Women participate in all of our classes, plus the Kenpo Girls women’s only self-defense classes provide an extra empowering space for women, tweens, and older girls so that they will be Safe for Life!
Our Staff
Associate Master Rick Jeffcoat began training in American Kenpo Karate at Senior Grant Master Ed Parker’s studio in West Los Angeles. In 1995, he opened his first school in Pasadena, California, just a few miles from Ed Parker’s original Pasadena studio. To this day, he continues to build on Ed Parker’s legacy by safeguarding the traditional Kenpo principles of practicality, eclecticism, and evolution. He has been featured as a notable kenpoist in the published book, Kenpo Continuum and in 2013, Mr. Jeffcoat was inducted into the National Kenpo Hall of Fame, an elite group of 300 of the most accomplished kenpoists nationally.
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Reviews
(1)
August 28, 2023
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Anthony Angulo
Top notch instruction. there is a reason black belts go to train with Rick Jeffcoat.
FAQ's
Is American Kenpo Karate worth it?
Parents recommend American Kenpo Karate and the average rating is 5 out of 5. Overall, the reviews indicate that American Kenpo Karate provides engaging and enjoyable experiences for children.
What ages can go to American Kenpo Karate?
American Kenpo Karate has activities for children ages 4 to 18. Age-appropriate activities are designed to engage and inspire children at different developmental stages.
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