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Question: What are the differences between all the various Kenpo/Kempo systems?
I'm presently taking up a new system of karate that either has connections or origins with Chinese Kempo, it's called Chito Ryu Karate. After learning about this, I decided to look up Kempo and found that there are a lot of different Kempo associations. Some wear the classical white uniform, like in Chito Ryu, the style I'm taking, but others wear black uniforms, and have a lot more "animal" Kung Fu in their systems. Can someone explain this to me. Thanks!
Chito Ryu is not that much of a new style though it is one of the younger ones.
It was developed by a Doctor named Tsuyoshi Chitose and is an Okinawan system.
As far as the different kempo styles, this was answered here last week in detail. Do a search and you'll find it easily.
Edit:
Here is the question I mentioned. It explains the misconceptions and misunderstanding regarding the term "kempo/kenpo".
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110226171935AAPMVWH