Iron Workers Martial Arts: Orange Belt Basics

Orange Belt Basics - The Order of the Day...

Training Horse
Neutral Bow
Forward Bow
45 Degree Cat Stance
Close Kneel
Wide Kneel

Inward Parry
Outward Parry
Inward Downward (palm up and down)
Underhand reverse hammerfist
Obscure Elbow
Back Elbow

Techs
Clutching Feathers
Triggered Salute

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What Kenpo is about....

- Principled motion based on concepts of logic

- A base structure that makes it easy to learn any other system

- Self Defense, Self Preservation & Self Development

- You and your personal development, not rank

What Kenpo is NOT about....

- Fake paramilitary personas

- Taking "staged" pictures holding semi automatic weapons

- History lessons on mystic, esoteric concepts no one can understand

- Training in impractical weapons that no longer exist

- Dumbing down applications of combat into exercising

2009 Testimonials

In only a few months of taking his class I have had great results. Mr. Bugg stresses fundamentals and precision. I have taken many different forms of martial arts and he is one of the best instructors I have encountered. He teaches the class so that all participants feel included. It would be hard to take a class from him and not leave without learning something. I find the class challenging but encouraging. I have not been excited about martial arts in a long time. Taking American Kenpo with Mr. Bugg has renewed my old goal of earning my black belt. ~ Jesse O.

After several years of non-training in the martial arts, I decided it was time to get back into the swing of things. I researched several schools in the Houston area, but after talking to Mr. Bugg on the phone regarding his class, I felt this was the way to go. I have been training now for several months, and have enjoyed the entire process. His instruction is friendly and laid back, but at the same time, serious and well structured. If you are seeking a detailed and extremely informative martial art atmosphere, in a small class setting, then this is it. ~ Ron B.