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| MARK TRACY OFFICIAL TRACY FAMILY SITE HISTORY Origin of Kenpo KarateSetting History RightKenpo Karate 1949-1954Kenpo Karate 1954-1956Ed Parker BYU Judo DojoKenpo Karate 1956-1959The Blackbelted MormonKenpo Karate 1960-1962Kenpo Karate 1962-1964Tercell's Kenpo Emblem1965 and BeyondEd Parker's First ShodanFounding of the IKKAOther Black BeltsKenpo SeniorityStillness of MovementJames MitoseWilliam K. S. ChowTHE WAY OF KENPO The Way of KenpoThe 9 PrinciplesDo Not Think DishonestlyThe Way is in TrainingEvery ArtIntuitive JudgmentPerceptionPay Attention to TriflesDo Nothing UselessYang Cheng-fu Tai ChiKenpo and Tai ChiBong Soo Han As I Knew HimKenpo Karate TrainingMichael ChongApology to Ralph CastroJewel ShepardSun Tzu & Politics
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Belt & Rank SystemHistorical route: http://www.tracyskarate.com/System/belts.htm Historical reconstruction: This page is stored locally. Where the original copyrighted page is not available for republication, the text is a locally authored reconstruction. Colored belts made progress visible and helped the expanding Tracy school network organize a large curriculum. The progressionA commonly recognized Tracy progression moves through Yellow, Orange, Purple, Blue and Green before the Brown levels and Black Belt. Current training media and test material still use that broad structure. Belt rank is a mapRank should tell the student what has been studied and what remains to be learned. It is not a substitute for skill. A strong curriculum makes expectations clearer while leaving instructors room to correct the individual. Historical cautionRequirements changed over time. This reconstruction therefore avoids presenting one modern list as if it were the exact requirement sheet used in every Tracy school during every decade. Tracy Legacy Web Site • historical reconstruction |