This picture was taken at the "Gathering of Eagles" in Las Vegas, CA in February of 1999. The gentleman on the left, whom I am shaking hands with is William Chun Jr., son of William Chun Sr., who was one of Professor William K. S. Chow's senior Black Belts in the Kara-Ho Kenpo/Kempo System. William Chun Sr. was the main people that Nick Cerio and William Marcierelli worked with when they first went to Hawaii. Bill Jr. is perpetuating the memory of his father and the system he studied through his studios, Chow / Chun Art Of Self Defense
Traditional Go Shin Jitsu ~ Kai
Chinese Kempo, located in Fairfield and Vallejo, California. Many consider his father to be Professor Chow's prodigy and the original inheritor of William "Thunderbolt" Chow's Kara-Ho System. It was an honor to meet him after reading the article on he and his father's system in Karate International Magazine. The system had all the earmarks of Hawaiian Kenpo/Kempo: hard, bone-breaking blocks or soft, circular parries, quarter-beat timed multiple strikes, buckling actions or leg take-downs, slapping checks and palm strikes were all showcased during his seminar. He confirmed many of the aspects that I have seen from previous instructors who have trained with Professor Chow directly.