Does anybody know of a school in the Sacramento area?  I used to
attend classes in Castro Valley when I was in Jr. High (a long time
ago) and I wanted to get back into it.

thanks for leting me have a chance to learn more, and defend my love ones when
the dat comes


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Hey Friends and Instructor,

I would like to know if there are members of this group from Miami,
Florida, and if so I would like to know the name and location where
instructions and training can be recieved. Your assistance will be
greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

elton

I recently had a student bring in a friend for a private class in Tai
chi and Kajukenbo principles. He lives in the DC area and would like
to continue this type of training. If anyone knows of an instructor
in that area that teaches Tai chi please post the info and I will
forward it on.
Thanks
Sifu Casey

Just a Reminder, Sifu Cropper's Mighty River Classic is on Saturday
Oct 16th. This is  a great tournament. Looking forward to seeing
everyone there!
Sifu Casey

Hello Michael,

Thanks for posting the info.  Maybe we can get some Artists from out
of town to come in and support Kajukenbo.  Sifu Cropper has
tremendous knowledge.  Have fun in your training.

Kajukenbo Forever!!!

Sifu Trent
Kajukenbo
Portland, OR

--- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "Michael"
<immortal_87@y...> wrote:
> Hello, my name is Michael, I am a white belt under Sifu Rick
Cropper
> in Portland Oregon.  Some people may know this already, but for
> anyone who doesn't know, Sifu Cropper is holding a tournament on
Oct
> 16th.  There is more info on it at this site:
> www.cropperkungfu.com .  I don't know if he already has all the
> slots filled, but if you are interested, it never hurts to check.
> Anyways, it is cool to find a group on the internet for Kajukenbo,
> and I do hope to meet some of you some day.

Hello, my name is Michael, I am a white belt under Sifu Rick Cropper
in Portland Oregon.  Some people may know this already, but for
anyone who doesn't know, Sifu Cropper is holding a tournament on Oct
16th.  There is more info on it at this site:
www.cropperkungfu.com .  I don't know if he already has all the
slots filled, but if you are interested, it never hurts to check.
Anyways, it is cool to find a group on the internet for Kajukenbo,
and I do hope to meet some of you some day.

Hey Crystal,

All is well here.  Students are doing great, but still don't get too many in the
classes though.  That's ok.  I would rather have few dedicated students than
alot of students that are just there to be there.

I will start by saying that rank means nothing really.  Of course, it is nice to
get rank, for yourself and your Sifu, but don't put too much mental focus on
that goal.  The real goal is self improvement.  With that said, I will address
your question further.  Practice, Practice, Practice, and then more Practice. 
Try to take your techniques to more of a real level.  Truly think about mock
situations when performing them, whether it be Forms, techniques, sets, falls,
rolls, etc.  When you are rolling, imagine that there is a threat that deems it
necessary to perform the roll - the actually threat is up to you - put full
INTENTION into it.  That goes the same for all practice.  If you practice just
to try to remember the moves it will never become part of you.  You  must "feel"
the situation and the actions that you face and perform.

Basically what I am saying is don't just go through the motions, mentally put
yourself in the situaitons.  That will bring about a more solidified response. 
The actual sets of techniques will come through the continued practice, then the
actual techniques will leave again, but that is even more complex so I won't get
into that now.

Well, I need to get going.  I hope that helped some.  I could go on and on, but
don't want to overwhelm you.  Sorry for not getting back to you sooner.  Oh,
there is a seminar in Seattle on September 11th for only $25.  If you are
interested in attending, let me know and I will reserve a spot for you and get
you the info.

Trent

C <lyonessfatale@...> wrote:
Hi!  It is Crystal (lower belt) under Sifu David Huffaker.
       It is good to see you on here. I was beginning to think that I
was the only one from our area present. How are your classes and
students doing?  Personally, I still have to work on my kick sets and
rolls/falls before I would feel comfortable advancing any further.
Would you suggest anything for me to do in my 'spare' time to help
advance that process?
       I don't want to disappoint Sifu David...I know he would like to
see me advance.  And I have delayed for months due to being ill
equipped to pass the test and studying distractions from work and
such.  But neither do I wish to advance if I am not deserving of
doing so.  It's a conflict of mind I think.  Anyway, please respond
at your leisure.
Thank you,
Crystal


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Hi!  It is Crystal (lower belt) under Sifu David Huffaker.
       It is good to see you on here. I was beginning to think that I
was the only one from our area present. How are your classes and
students doing?  Personally, I still have to work on my kick sets and
rolls/falls before I would feel comfortable advancing any further.
Would you suggest anything for me to do in my 'spare' time to help
advance that process?
       I don't want to disappoint Sifu David...I know he would like to
see me advance.  And I have delayed for months due to being ill
equipped to pass the test and studying distractions from work and
such.  But neither do I wish to advance if I am not deserving of
doing so.  It's a conflict of mind I think.  Anyway, please respond
at your leisure.
Thank you,
Crystal

Sifu Trent
Thank you for the confirmation of my msg subject.  I received this
message on a filipino martial arts group that I belong to and when I
saw the message, was taken aback and needed confirmation.  We still
have a small Kajukenbo group here on Guam that was started with
Sigung Frazier and before I told the blackbelts from his teachings, I
wanted to confirm this.

Thanks again for confirming the msg subject.

Bill
Defensive Tactics
Guam-



-- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "Trent" <envisiontj@y...>
wrote:
> Sijo Adrianno Emperado, Co-Founder of Kajukenbo, DID NOT PASS
AWAY.
> He is very alive and well.  Currently he is in another state
visiting
> a high level Kajukenbo Instructor along with his personal bodyguard.
>
> I am not sure how this rumor began, but it is being spread
throughout
> various Martial Arts forums.  Again, Sijo DID NOT pass away.  If
you
> hear rumors like this, or any regarding Kajukenbo, they can
normally
> be verified at kajukenbocafe.com.  That is a Kajukenbo Forum
> moderated by various Grand Masters of Kajukenbo.
>
> Sifu Trent Junker
> 3rd Degree Black Belt, Kajukenbo
> Portland, OR
>
>
> --- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, <codydrw2@b...> wrote:
> > Hi Silat,
> >
> >
> > I don't know if it is or not.  I did receive an e-amil yesterday
> from one of my friends who studies Penchak(sorry for the spelling),
> he said he had heard the same thing, but wasn't sure about it...
> >
> > He is suppose to let me know what he finds out.  In the mean time
> if you find out for sure, please let me know, and I will do the
same.
> >
> > Peace,
> > Tae
> >
> >
> >
> > Prof. Deborah R. Williams
> > Founder/Grandmaster
> > Tae Su Jutsu
> > Ga. State Respresentive, UMAF
> > U.S.A. Director Practical Martial Arts
> > Board of Directors Network of  Martial Arts
> >
> > Backyard dojos are coming back.  :)
> > Rock on...rock on.
> > "Life is short; Live it wisely."
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Sijo Adrianno Emperado, Co-Founder of Kajukenbo, DID NOT PASS AWAY.
He is very alive and well.  Currently he is in another state visiting
a high level Kajukenbo Instructor along with his personal bodyguard.

I am not sure how this rumor began, but it is being spread throughout
various Martial Arts forums.  Again, Sijo DID NOT pass away.  If you
hear rumors like this, or any regarding Kajukenbo, they can normally
be verified at kajukenbocafe.com.  That is a Kajukenbo Forum
moderated by various Grand Masters of Kajukenbo.

Sifu Trent Junker
3rd Degree Black Belt, Kajukenbo
Portland, OR


--- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, <codydrw2@b...> wrote:
> Hi Silat,
>
>
> I don't know if it is or not.  I did receive an e-amil yesterday
from one of my friends who studies Penchak(sorry for the spelling),
he said he had heard the same thing, but wasn't sure about it...
>
> He is suppose to let me know what he finds out.  In the mean time
if you find out for sure, please let me know, and I will do the same.
>
> Peace,
> Tae
>
>
>
> Prof. Deborah R. Williams
> Founder/Grandmaster
> Tae Su Jutsu
> Ga. State Respresentive, UMAF
> U.S.A. Director Practical Martial Arts
> Board of Directors Network of  Martial Arts
>
> Backyard dojos are coming back.  :)
> Rock on...rock on.
> "Life is short; Live it wisely."
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi Silat,


I don't know if it is or not.  I did receive an e-amil yesterday from one of my
friends who studies Penchak(sorry for the spelling), he said he had heard the
same thing, but wasn't sure about it...

He is suppose to let me know what he finds out.  In the mean time if you find
out for sure, please let me know, and I will do the same.

Peace,
Tae



Prof. Deborah R. Williams
Founder/Grandmaster
Tae Su Jutsu
Ga. State Respresentive, UMAF
U.S.A. Director Practical Martial Arts
Board of Directors Network of  Martial Arts

Backyard dojos are coming back.  :)
Rock on...rock on.
"Life is short; Live it wisely."


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Received this from another yahoo group and would like to confirm if
it's true.


Bill
Defensive Tactics Guam

________________________ msg follows__________________________________

From:  "maestrogurojohn" <gurojohn@c...>
Date:  Mon Aug 23, 2004  8:51 pm
Subject:  KaJuKenBo Founder has Passed


It has come to my attention that Adrian "Sonny" Emperado has passed
away. I do not know any details as of yet.

Gamagalang,
John Bain
Maestro Guro
Sprirt Warrior System

Grandmaster Jon Loren has graciously accepted the position of
moderator for the "Tum Pai" section at the Kajukenbo Cafe talk
forum.  Everyone here is invited to discuss Kajukenbo Tum Pai with
it's founder at the www.kajukenbocafe.com .
We also ask that you support Sijo Emperado's K.S.D.I. forum at:
www.emperado.com

Kajukenbo Forever!!!
Sigung John Bishop

--- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "silat_1" <kuntaw@n...>
wrote:
> If anyone has any contact information on sigung Dan frazier, I
would
> appreciate it.. The E-mail that I have keeps bouncing back as non
> deliverable.
>
>
> Thanks for the assistance
>
> Bill



I was looking at the cards Dan gave me in Vegas last month.  I gave
you the wrong email address.  It should be: monekita98@... .
He was in Saudi Arabia, but he said his company sent him back to the
states because of the threat to Americans in the middle east.  He's
in the Las Vegas area now, but I didn't get a chance to get a new
address or phone number from him.

John Bishop

If anyone has any contact information on sigung Dan frazier, I would
appreciate it.. The E-mail that I have keeps bouncing back as non
deliverable.


Thanks for the assistance

Bill

Bill:
I did see Dan this weekend and mentioned you were looking for him.
He's back in the states because of all the problems in the middle
east.  His new email is: moneka98@...

John

--- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "silat_1" <kuntaw@n...>
wrote:
> Sigung Bishop,
> Thank you for the information, will send him an e-mail to see how
he
> is doing.
>
> Bill Anderson
> Maharlika Kuntao
> Guam
>
>
> --- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "John Bishop"
> <emailbishop@y...> wrote:
> > It's been about a year since I've heard from Dan.  At that time
he
> > was in Saudi Arabia. This is the last email address I have for
him.
> >
> > @r...
> >
> > Good Luck
> > John Bishop
> >
> > p.s. If I see him this weekend at Sijo's tournament in Las Vegas,
> > I'll get some contact info.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "silat_1"
<kuntaw@n...>
> > wrote:
> > > Greetings from Guam,
> > > I am asking to see if anyone has heard from Sigung Daniel
> Frasier?
> > I
> > > trained with him from the early 90's until he left island in
95..
> I
> > > also had the opportunity to meet Sifu Tony Bowles when he came
> out
> > > here right when Sifu Dan and I retired from the Airforce.
> > >
> > > I liked the Kajukenbo training that Sifu Dan taught as it
> reminded
> > me
> > > of my Kuntao/Chuan fa training in Taiwan.
> > >
> > > If anyone has contact with Sifu Frasier, I would really like to
> get
> > > in touch with him via this forum or by private e-mail..
> > >
> > > Salamat
> > >
> > > Bill Anderson
> > > Maharlika Kuntao
> > >
> > > Guam

Sigung Bishop,
Thank you for the information, will send him an e-mail to see how he
is doing.

Bill Anderson
Maharlika Kuntao
Guam


--- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "John Bishop"
<emailbishop@y...> wrote:
> It's been about a year since I've heard from Dan.  At that time he
> was in Saudi Arabia. This is the last email address I have for him.
>
> moneka98@r...
>
> Good Luck
> John Bishop
>
> p.s. If I see him this weekend at Sijo's tournament in Las Vegas,
> I'll get some contact info.
>
>
>
>
> --- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "silat_1" <kuntaw@n...>
> wrote:
> > Greetings from Guam,
> > I am asking to see if anyone has heard from Sigung Daniel
Frasier?
> I
> > trained with him from the early 90's until he left island in 95..
I
> > also had the opportunity to meet Sifu Tony Bowles when he came
out
> > here right when Sifu Dan and I retired from the Airforce.
> >
> > I liked the Kajukenbo training that Sifu Dan taught as it
reminded
> me
> > of my Kuntao/Chuan fa training in Taiwan.
> >
> > If anyone has contact with Sifu Frasier, I would really like to
get
> > in touch with him via this forum or by private e-mail..
> >
> > Salamat
> >
> > Bill Anderson
> > Maharlika Kuntao
> >
> > Guam

It's been about a year since I've heard from Dan.  At that time he
was in Saudi Arabia. This is the last email address I have for him.

moneka98@...

Good Luck
John Bishop

p.s. If I see him this weekend at Sijo's tournament in Las Vegas,
I'll get some contact info.




--- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "silat_1" <kuntaw@n...>
wrote:
> Greetings from Guam,
> I am asking to see if anyone has heard from Sigung Daniel Frasier?
I
> trained with him from the early 90's until he left island in 95.. I
> also had the opportunity to meet Sifu Tony Bowles when he came out
> here right when Sifu Dan and I retired from the Airforce.
>
> I liked the Kajukenbo training that Sifu Dan taught as it reminded
me
> of my Kuntao/Chuan fa training in Taiwan.
>
> If anyone has contact with Sifu Frasier, I would really like to get
> in touch with him via this forum or by private e-mail..
>
> Salamat
>
> Bill Anderson
> Maharlika Kuntao
>
> Guam

Greetings from Guam,
I am asking to see if anyone has heard from Sigung Daniel Frasier?  I
trained with him from the early 90's until he left island in 95.. I
also had the opportunity to meet Sifu Tony Bowles when he came out
here right when Sifu Dan and I retired from the Airforce.

I liked the Kajukenbo training that Sifu Dan taught as it reminded me
of my Kuntao/Chuan fa training in Taiwan.

If anyone has contact with Sifu Frasier, I would really like to get
in touch with him via this forum or by private e-mail..

Salamat

Bill Anderson
Maharlika Kuntao

Guam

I've added a unique Kajukenbo t-shirt to my website, along with
Kajukenbo necklaces and pins.
Shirts are availiable in white, black, and red.  Email me for size
availiability.  And you can use Paypal.

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Mahalo
John Bishop

Thanks for the info.

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These are non-school-affiliated Kajukenbo-logo items.
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  > Hi Guys..
  >
  >   I`m looking for the Kajukenbo book by Conway-Hollander. Can anybody
  > here point me in the right direction? Maybe someone has a used
  > version they will part with?
  >

Hi Guys..

   I`m looking for the Kajukenbo book by Conway-Hollander. Can anybody
here point me in the right direction? Maybe someone has a used
version they will part with?

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Here is a URL to the flyer. http://www.canamcamp.com

Anyone wishing to attend can email at Rob_Broad@... and I will
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--- In kajukenboworldwide@yahoogroups.com, "Rob Broad"
<Rob_Broad@y...> wrote:
> Just letting everyone know about a great camp that is coming up
this
> July.  http://www.canamma.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1916
>
> It would be great to see some members from this Kajukenbo forum
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Just letting everyone know about a great camp that is coming up this
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It would be great to see some members from this Kajukenbo forum there.