(from Amazon)
by Jason Creel (Author)
Dynamic Kenpo, Volume 1: Evolving Perspectives on the Art of Scientific Violence
Kenpo was never meant to remain static; for decades, martial artists have focused on memorizing techniques, collecting belt ranks, and accumulating information. But information alone does not create skill—and it certainly does not prepare someone for the chaos of real violence.
Drawing on more than thirty years of training, teaching, research, and practical experience, Jason Creel explores the principles that transform Kenpo from a collection of techniques into a logical, adaptable system of self-preservation. Rather than presenting endless technique lists, this book examines the underlying concepts that allow practitioners to think, analyze, adapt, and continually refine their Kenpo into a living and functional Art.
Inside you'll explore topics including:
• Building the mindset and attitude necessary for effective self-preservation
• Developing speed, accuracy, power, timing, and intent
• Understanding body mechanics and functional movement
• Training methods that create transferable skill instead of rote memorization
• Decision-making under pressure and tactical problem solving
• Continuous refinement, critical thinking, and lifelong growth in the martial arts
• Practical drills and exercises to accelerate development
Whether you study American Kenpo, another striking art, or simply want to understand the principles behind effective martial training, Dynamic Kenpo, Volume 1 provides a framework for becoming a more capable, more thoughtful, and more adaptable martial artist.
This is not a book about collecting techniques; it is about learning how to think and grow.
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