FAQ

No, that is an urban myth. Martial Artists are not required to register their hands.

No, you will get into shape as you train. We have a series of exercises that you will perform at the start of class to get you warmed up and then stretching to help your muscles become flexible. All warm-ups are at your own pace and you are not required to perform at a level you are not comfortable.

No, you are not too old to begin martial arts training. Kenpo regularly has students start from adolescence through their 50's and older. Kenpo is a practical and effective Martial Art that does not incorporate gymnastics.

Tae Kwon Do is a Korean Martial Art that focuses primarily on kicking techniques. Some Tae Kwon Do schools also teach Olympic style fighting. Kenpo is a practical self-defense system which trains the student for modern day self-defense encounters. Kenpo students are taught to use their hands and feet with multiple strikes to multiple targets on each attacker, in a multiple attack situation.

The two 1-hour classes a week are a minimum recommendation, as is practicing at home. As you progress through the ranks if you want more 1:1 attention we offer 30-minute private lessons which can further help hone your skills.

In Kenpo Karate, it takes approximately 4 to 5 years to earn a Black Belt. This is dependent on how many classes you attend each week and the level of consistent commitment endured.