How to Get Started
Getting Started For Adults
First, call or email Idaho Kenpo at Meridian to schedule an orientation lesson. Mr. Hagood and several other Instructors conduct the orientation lessons to introduce prospective students to the art of Kenpo and the instructors, procedures and class schedule at Meridian. At the orientation lesson, you will be introduced to basic stances, blocks, strikes and kicks.
In addition, you will learn two self defense techniques - Delayed Sword and Sword of Destruction. Don't worry! We aren't using real swords -
the word sword in Kenpo Karate simply refers to the type of strike.
After the orientation lesson, the Instructor will discuss the program options, the fee schedule, and any equipment that you may need.
Recognizing the importance of individual pace, students schedule a private 30 minute lesson every week and attend unlimited group
classes. Most instructors and students believe that the combination of individualized instruction and group classes offer self-paced learning with exposure to a variety of different skill levels.
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Getting Started For Kids
First, call or email Idaho Kenpo at Meridian to schedule an orientation lesson. Mr. Hagood and several other Instructors conduct the orientation lessons to introduce prospective students to the art of Kenpo and the instructors, procedures and class schedule at Meridian. At the orientation lesson, you and your child will be introduced to basic stances, blocks, strikes and kicks. In addition, you and your child will learn two self defense techniques - Delayed Sword and Sword of Destruction. Don't worry! We aren't using real swords - the word sword in Kenpo Karate simply refers to the type of strike. After the orientation lesson, the Instructor will discuss the program options, the fee schedule, and any equipment that your child may need. Recognizing the importance of individual pace, the students schedule private 30 minute lessons and attend unlimited group classes. Most instructors and students believe that the combination of individualized instruction and group classes offer self-paced learning
with exposure to a variety of different skills levels. For most young people, group classes are structured according to age. The youth class is for individuals who are 11 years and under, and the junior class is for students aged 12 to 17.
