Tracy Techniques

[Martin Seck]

http://www.tracyskarate.com/beltsyst...er/beltreq.htm

Any written descriptions of these?

[Blindside]

The Tracy techs are copyrighted, and they do protect their copyright. In the past various people have posted written curricullum on the net, but then removed it due to the requests of Mr. Tracy. That being said, this site has been up for years, and while it doesn't have the exact curricullum that you have posted it is pretty dang similar.

http://www.kenpousa.com/

Edit: after doing a quick review, I'll be the first to say this isn't a very good write-up, more like personal reminder notes on how to do a tech, than trying to explain to someone else how to do them.

[Martin Seck]

Cool, thanks!

[John M. La Tourrette]

http://www.tracyskarate.com/beltsyst...er/beltreq.htm

Any written descriptions of these?

Yep.
You can get them rather cheaply from Al Tracy.
I've got them around someplace.
I compulsively collect everything I can.
Doc John

[sifuroy]

Like Dr. john La Tourrette I am also a Pack Rat and collect anything about the Martial Arts. I have over 200 Martial arts books and hundreds of articles filiing several file cabinets. Cabinets full of old Black Belt Mags. Who knows I might need them some time. I am getting old and forgetful.

I am Most respectfully,
Sifuroy

[RamsHead]

I study Tracy's System, if There are specific questions you have I can try to answer them for ya.

[Celtic_Crippler]

Though KT has made strides to keep a resource directory of info, it has not even begun to scratch the surface.

I would love to see an "online library" full of everything from the "Encyclopedia of Kenpo" to "Infinite Insights" to various Balck Belts thesis to personal notes to.....an infinite number of resources, video, writings, etc.... A centralized resource for Kenpo Enthusiast everywhere would be a great benefit to our art and those that practice it.