Martial Science Technology: Self-Defense

KL Competitor of the Year Award winner in 1981 and 1983 and Junior Grand Champion winner in 1983. The name was derived from the fact that the Martial Arts is a precision activity. It has at it's roots physics, engineering, and mathematics. It is in alignment with the physical sciences in that the system itself embraces those natural laws of the physical universe. It is taught as a science where one is taught proven theory and applies those techniques based on those theories to derive an end phenomena. The base system is Kenpo Karate which is a practical Martial Art that teaches one to apply multiple strikes to vital locations with speed and precision. One is also taught to be able to handle multiple attackers. Everything is broken down, so a student will have a thorough understanding of what it is they're applying.