A Treasure Trove: The Bob Fritz Collection

Posted on January 2, 2011 by matt

I wasn’t sure how to put this one up. I’ve had it for a while, but given how enormous the contribution was, I wasn’t sure how to handle it. Robert Fritz is an instructor at Dragon-Phoenix Martial Arts in Chelmsford. While we all endeavor to keep note books (right? I know you do…), sometimes we aren’t as comprehensive as we could be. That’s why it’s great when someone has the discipline to write down every kempo technique (and some animals) they learn. Mr. Fritz sent me a copy, and with his permission, I’m sharing it with you. It’s huge, so he gets his own section of the ‘kempos’ part of the archive. There are naturally some repeats with already published items, but I want to preserve the integrity of the collection as much as possible. First up is the collection he organized by letter. More to follow (on a regular basis). Thanks Bob!

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3 Responses to A Treasure Trove: The Bob Fritz Collection

  1. Todd says:
    January 8, 2011 at 4:27 am

    I did, I did, I have, I have !!!! I have a Notebook with all, or most, of my Kempo stuff typed up (in and off my computer). Strikes, kicks, Blocking systems, combinations, Kempo strike techniques, OH club, side club, knife, Forms, etc.. But it certainly is by no means complete nor in publishable form.

  2. matt says:
    January 8, 2011 at 10:27 am

    Arent’ you glad you did though. What a resource. I had so many notebooks, but now this site is (in a way) my notebook.

  3. shaolinwarriormark says:
    January 8, 2011 at 7:53 pm

    i have been writing down every kempo i ever had, and, re edited it, for what level, such as white belt = basic 1,2,3
    yellow, basic “L” step kempo, etc..

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