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Chinese Hawaiian Kenpo Academy
Jack F. C. Shamburger, Sifu
Classes held at
Village Martial Arts
188 East 3rd Street, Ground Floor
For the moment, contact us via e-mail
for more information
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a Tracy's Kenpo affiliate |
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© CHKA 1999-2007
Design: Dan Perlman
Last update: 12/10/07
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The News of 2005
News from past years: 2004
2003 2002
 December - Dr. Fred Richmond, quan ja nim and head of the USDTKA
school in Chicago was featured in
Art of the Warrior in the Fall 2005 issue. |
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December 7 - More congratulations to Sensei
Tony Otero on his promotion to Detective with the NYPD. I'm not sure
when it happened, but it's the news I got today! |
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September 24 - Congratulations to William Geocos for realizing a lifelong dream
and completing the training program for New York City Firemen. He
now joins New York City's Bravest in the field! |
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Welcome backs to: Dennis D, Stefan F,
Anna Z, and Rhianna L! |
August 28 - Congratulations to the participants in yesterday's
Twin Towers Classic tournament! And an extra big congrats to the
winners!
David C - Boys' 17 year old - 1st place in kata and 3rd
place in fighting
Vas P - Men's beginners - 1st place in kata and 3rd place in
fighting
Ishamel M - Men's lightweight blackbelt - 1st place in
fighting
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June 30 - Received an e-mail from Sensei Jean, he and his wife
have a new baby. At least I'm assuming that's why he sent me a bunch
of photos of a newborn child... Congratulations!
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March 20 - The move has now happened and we are in the new space.
Pictures to come and will be in the gallery pages. Work is going on,
but classes are up and running!
March 1 - As those of you who have been with the school for
awhile know, the location on East 10th Street was one we took on a
temporary basis when we found the Lexington Avenue space to be
non-workable. (For those who weren't here then - we had problems
getting heat, water, electricity; the landlord hadn't told the
tenants below us that we were a martial arts school, and they
constantly complained about the noise - even after we soundproofed
the floor, and the rent was just too high!) Originally we had hoped
that we'd have close to two years on East 10th Street, as that was
when the bar on the ground floor's lease was up - the landlords want
to completely renovate the building. Unfortunately, the bar went out
of business and the landlords would like to move up their renovation
schedule. They are working with us to find a new space, so we aren't
having to scramble or anything, but we are out looking at new
locations. We'll keep you up to date as we know more. |
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