Cromwell Martial Arts Presents...
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presents
A Day of Kenpo
with
Professor Lee Wedlake
March 9 , 2008
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Welcome Professor Wedlake Back to Connecticut!
Professor Lee Wedlake

Sensei Frank Shekosky with
Professor Lee Wedlake

Professor Lee Wedlake, a first generation black belt under the “Father of American
Karate”, Mr. Ed Parker, will be conducting another great Kenpo seminar at Cromwell Martial Arts in MIddletown, Connecticut. Join us on March 9, 2008 for this awesome event!

Professor Wedlake started studying Judo in 1967 at the Shindo Kan school in Chicago, IL. In November 1972 he initiated study of Chinese Kenpo at a school in Evergreen Park, IL. He left that school as a Brown belt and was later promoted to first degree Black belt on June 2, 1975 by Michael John Sanders, a Kenpo 5th Dan, of Sterling, IL., who also later promoted him to 2nd Degree Black. After Sanders' death in July 1979, Mr. Wedlake began studying with Edmund K. Parker, "The Father of American Karate," at Pasadena, CA. in November 1979. He was trained by both Parker and Frank Trejo for two years and promoted to third degree in 1981. He was introduced to Richard "Huk" Planas at the 1982 International Karate Championships and studied concurrently with Planas and Parker. Parker, Trejo, Planas and Joe Palanzo promoted him to fifth degree in September 1986 Ed Parker promoted him to his sixth degree on November 19, 1990, approximately one month before Parker's passing. Frank Trejo and Huk Planas promoted him to 7th degree on June 27, 1993. Then, in October 1998 during the annual Kenpo Camp in Ft. Myers, Huk promoted Mr. Wedlake to 8th degree. In Fall, 2006, Mr. Wedlake was promoted to 9th degree. Over the years, Mr. Wedlake has written a series of very insightful books on Kenpo Karate.

Don't miss the opportunity to meet one of the Kenpo Greats!

- Seminar Schedule -

Session #1 , "Foot maneuvers"
11:00 AM-12:00 PM
A detailed analysis of the foot maneuvers in Kenpo. Learn how they fit into the “basics priority”,
historical applications, proper methods of execution, and more.
Cost: $25 pre-paid by March 1, 2008, $35 after that date.

Session #2 , "Running the line"
1:00 PM-2:30 PM
One of the best known practice methods in kenpo. Break up the monotony of the same old line. Learn new practice methods or another way to spark up your classes. Covers stationary, moving, double and staggered lines with their variations.
Pairs practice methods and safety tips for the classroom are included.
Cost: $49 pre-paid by March 1, 2008, $59 after that date.

Session #3, "The fundamentals of instruction"
3:00 PM-4:30 PM
"Teaching the teachers". Are you a professional? What is the definition of learning? How do people learn? If you don't have a degree in education or have a teaching certificate of some kind, you need this information whether you are a paid instructor or volunteer assistant. Current or potential future instructors should attend. Experienced as well as beginner level instructors will both benefit from attending this session.
Cost: $49 pre-paid by March 1, 2008, $59 after that date.

Pre-pay for both afternoon sessions (2&3) and SAVE an additional $10!
Pay Only $88 for 2 Awesome Sessions!

Space is limited for each session - Register EARLY!

Click Here for a Printable Registration Form


-Location-
Cromwell Martial Arts

871F Newfield Street - Middletown, CT 06457 - (860) 632-8188
info@cromwellmartialarts.com

Feel free to contact Frank Shekosky with any questions.

***Please make checks payable to Cromwell Martial Arts.***
Only cash or money orders will be accepted at the door.

Join us for a great day of Kenpo!

Visit our website for directions to our school.
www.CromwellMartialArts.com

Check out some photos from our last Professor Wedlake seminar.
Photo Gallery

For more information on Professor Wedlake, visit his school website.
www.leewedlake.com