I recently traveled to South Australia to meet up with our Kenpo family on the other side of the country.
A seminar was held introducing Kenpo Power Principles, Board Breaking and my new found love, Kenpo Swords to our Fellow Kenpoists to help give them a better insight to our fascinating Art, a great time had by all great friendships and training.
thanks to all for their hospitality and kindness.
Sensei Peter Tas

I Recently Visited with Sensei Shane Parker the Australian Martial Arts Super show this past weekend and we met up with some accomplished Martial artists and business men
who shared a lot of information and knowledge about their art and their Business, Mr Roland Osborne, Mr Keith Scott and Mr Evan Pantazzi, and many more poeple that shared their insights thanks you for you time and thanks to Mr Fari Saleski for putting it all together.
Sensei Peter Tas

Personal Self Defence recently had a Kenpo Kids Grading on 2nd of May and successfully graded 10 students to their next Consecutive rank, shown above are our 2 New Blue Belts Chelsea and Christian and our new 2nd Brown Nicole and 1st Brown Christina.
Well Done to all great effort and well deserved, check out our website and web gallery for more Info.

Professor Steve Stewart conducted a kyusho – kenpo seminar at personal self defence recently giving more insight to the pressure point applications that lie beneath the Kenpo System , many thanks Dr Steve.

Personal Self Defence is proud to anounce Kenpo Student John Tasiopoulos recently graduated into the
Victorian police academy show above receiving his badge from Police Commissioner Christine Nixon. Read more

Larry Tatum Melbourne Seminar Sept 2007
held at the darebin arts and entertainment centre preston
Great seminar and a humble Kenpo Master thank you Mr Tatum.

1 in 1000 make it black Belt in our Art, this was the perception my instructor had put in my head of an impossible task at hand when i started in Kenpo, but i committed to attaining my black belt, 12 years on a fractured journey I have now actually seen a few colleagues achieve this, more than 1 in 1000 so the myth was broken, had I not been committed to my goal then 1 in 1000 would still be the perception.
I tell my students that the main difference between a White and black belt apart from Skill is commitment with persistence.

In today’s day and age commitment is taking lower priority in the world with what is called the “Now Generation.” The current younger generation are more likely to be less committed and indecisive, Read more

One of our own students from Kenpo Kids Bayside is featured in the Bujutsu International Magazine under the  Kenpo Korner………

well done Christina……..