We’ve all probably seen the ads for the IKCA and its video lessons and rank by tape. I’ve given them a bit of side-eye in the past, but Chuck Sullivan is a seminal figure in the history of Ed Parker’s Kenpo. It’s not our usual East Coast / Shaolin Kempo, but it’s an interesting interview. He looks darn good for 91 years old.
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Chuck Sullivan is a legend. I have had the pleasure of speaking with the guy that started the IKCA with Chuck, Vic LeRoux, many, many years ago. Overall I like their concept of streamlining kenpo and concentrating on a smaller number of techs and concepts.