From Epperson Brothers Kenpo Karate Dojo
Chuck began his martial arts training in Ed Parker's American Kenpo in the late 1970′s under the Parker-Planas lineage in Chico, CA. He remains an active student of Grandmaster Richard “HUK” Planas whom introduced him to the art of Kali in the 1980's. From there he went on to train with Grand Master Anthony Kleeman in the art of Cacoy Canete's Doce Pares Eskrima in the 1990's. Chuck holds blackbelts in Eskrima, Eskrido, and Pangamont.Chuck has been teaching martial arts since 1979, and opened his own dojo in 1984. He still teaches 10 or more classes a day, 6 days a week. Chuck has also been very successful in sport karate competition, winning championships and grand championships in Kata, Weapons, Self Defense and fighting divisions. In Jun
Google: 4.8/5
Epperson Brothers Kenpo Karate Dojo is a well-respected martial arts school with a rich history and a strong sense of community. Founded by Chuck, who has been teaching since 1979, the dojo offers a variety of classes six days a week, focusing on traditional Kenpo techniques and practical applications. Students of all ages appreciate the family atmosphere and the supportive network of friends within the Kenpo community. Parents have noted that Sensei Chuck and Nannete create a fun and engaging environment for children, emphasizing discipline and ethics alongside physical training. Many find the dojo to be a positive outlet, helping to relieve stress and improve well-being. With high recommendations from current members, Epperson Brothers Kenpo Karate Dojo is an excellent choice for anyone looking to start their martial arts journey.