Although Mr. Parker left us with little in the way of video, many other Kenpoists have provided us with many choices.
I have provided links to several Kenpo instructors who have videos available. This is not a recommendation to purchase videos from all of them. I do find the videos of Mohamad Tabatabai to have been especially helpful in that they follow the 24 techniques curriculum of Ed Parker's Kenpo.
Each instructor offers his on perspective on Kenpo, so I suggest purchasing single videos until you choose an instructor.
This is a collection of books & manuals other people have written (or compiled) on Kenpo. Some are better than other's but for them to be listed here, I have found value in them all.
Whenever possible I have included a link to the author's or publisher's web site, but in some cases the books are either out of print or I've simply been unable to locate a source for the book.
Again, I suggest caution when purchasing these books on the Internet as they are often over priced. Again, I may sometimes have a few of these books available for purchase.
Here you'll find information on each of the books Mr. Parker has written in regard to the martial arts and specifically his art of American Kenpo.
Many of this books can be difficult to find as the Parker family has not carried on with the his International Kenpo Karate Association. I can only suggest you search the Internet for the volumes you would like to purchase and do so with a discriminating eye. Often this books are overpriced on "rare book" web sites.
I sometimes have a few of these books available for purchase.
