
William K. S. Chow, a Chinese immigrant to the United States, brought this unique style of Kenpo to America in 1949. He taught his style of Kenpo Karate to his student, Ed Parker, from 1956 until 1961. Ed Parker, who later became known as the "father of American Kenpo," was the first martial artist to openly teach Kenpo Karate in the United States. Thanks to his efforts, Kenpo Karate has become one of the most popular self-defense systems in the United States and across the globe.
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