Sijo Adriano D. Emperado: Kajukenbo Kenpo-Karate (Emperado’s Original Method) “Original Method” is an empty handed hardline style of self-defense that uses eight directional foot-work and open & closed hand parries and strikes. The object is to slip or strike the attack, neutralize the attacker with a stunning blow allowing the practitioner to throw down the opponent with a judo or jujitsu movement for a finishing groundwork or follow up technique. This style of self-defense can be applied in a variety of ways for a series of different attacks; including attacks against knifes, clubs and multiple man attacks. All other styles and branches are based of the original methods self defense concept of finishishg the opponent.
GM Jon Loren: Kajukenbo Tum Pai (Central Way) The principle of Tum Pai is moving off the center line by using Tai-Chi principles to off- balance the attacker; this explains the meaning of Tum Pai which translates to “Central Way”. The core concepts are: Getting out of the line of fire and taking over the balance of your opponent. The Tum Pai also includes energy principals, and a great deal of Environmental Training “ET” (Training in the outside elements).
SGM Al Dacascos: Wun Hop Kuen Do (WHKD): Also known as “The Combined Fist Art”
WHKD derived from the Original Kajukenbo System, Original Tum Pai and Chuan ‘Fa; WHKD is a hard and soft continual evolution of constant full body strikes (hands, feet, elbows, knees, hips, head) that focuses on economizing movement. WHKD today, is not WHKD tomorrow, as it is always evolving but it is still WHKD.
Expose the Root Project (ETRP) 