Shaolin Kempo - Instructors

Mr. Reeser began his interest in the Martial
Arts in the Early 1970's like a lot of others,
because of Bruce Lee and his movies. This
led to his investigation of Tae Kwon Do in
1978, during those years he became efficient
with high kicks and flexibility.
             After six years he felt that his training
was lacking in certain areas and he began to
look elsewhere to enhance his abilities. For
two years he began to train with friends in the
arts of Wing Chun, Tai Chi Chuan, Jeet Kune
Do, and others to find where he fit among the
many different styles of Chinese, Korean and
Japanese arts that have spread across North
America.
        It was not until Mr. Reeser found Shaolin
Kempo in 1985 that all of the pieces of the
puzzle started to come together. He found
that the utilization of both circular and linear
hand strikes in multiple succession along with
equal use of both hands and feet was the
most efficient and practical way to defend
himself in almost any given situation, plus the
combined structure of the original 5 Animals
of Shaolin Kung Fu ( Leopard, Tiger, Snake,
Dragon, Crane) and their fighting
characteristics that teach spirit, strength,
balance, coordination, gracefulness,
precision, and flexibility not only increased his
martial capabilities but enhanced his overall
health. Mr. Reeser continues his training in
Shaolin Kempo Karate and has since trained
in other arts such as Aikido, Kali, Brazilian Jiu
Jitsu and American Kenpo. In 2006 Mr.
Reeser completed his schooling as a certified
personal trainer and aerobics instructor.
       His overall goal is to make sure that each
and every one of his student can be and will
be offered the best martial arts training they
can receive.