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I knew Ed Parker well. He honored me with the privilege of opening his first school ever in Hawaii in 1988 on the Island of Kona , the birthplace of James Mitose and the birthplace of Kenpo. I agree Ed Parker wasn’t the amazing technician of Bruce Lee or others (although watch Mr.Parker in the 70’s), his true genius was in his ability to break the martial arts down into it’s components and and understand how they work together scientifically and also using physics. He truly was the Einstein of the martial arts and when you study the man’s works in depth, you will agree. Train hard and keep the flame alive, Joseph Ellerin

It is always wise to follow your teacher when he leaves the room. The lazy ones got the roof on their dumb heads.

wow, he could even launch a proper simple kick like front kick let alone the ushiro geri

😮😮😮😂😂😂

How did Mr. Chong survive that fall from the last film

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 bullshit

Love he just walks out leaves them all there to die.

Interesting how much more native Hawaiian SGM Parker appeared as a young man with dark hair.

This character would not fly in todays PC climate - Mr Chong, a ninja with a Chinese name played by a white person.

0:06 Ed Parker.

Is this still available for purchase?

Ed parte máster ninja kenpo.

what about the super brief one from the Rockford files tv show?

So... Ninjas also do Kenpo, right?

Every woman in every class I've ever had.

That’s a bad bad man !

Ahhhh womeb "self defense"Lying to women about what they can do against a a man twice their size since 1963🤣

Not to say a completely inexperienced actor could come in and "play" the part of a Karate black belt like this with only a bit of rehearsal, but his demonstration certainly looks closer to this than you'd expect from a Karate master. It might have been impressive in 1963 when Asian Martial Arts were an underground novelty, and viewers wouldn't have know better. But by today's eyes, a novice white belt would look more impressive. That spinning kick was completely amateurish and laughably uncoordinated. It should be a move performed thousands of times but looks like a one off for the camera. That jerky gyrating movement movement during the sparring scene looks like someone who doesn't know what real Karate looks like. He's not even kicking at one point, and is just awkwardly jumping up and down with his knees like he has no ability to kick above his waist. And that spin kick... shows he didn't have the true flexibility and dexterity of a real Martial Artist who performs those moves thousands of times. He was a fraud and a con-man.

His actual technical abilities were very crude then. Very clumsy and slow compared with modern karate people.

Ed Parker was a MASTER of the spinning back kick!!

Loggia getting ready to put his leather outfit on.

RIP Robert Loggia

Those kicks were atrocious. That was 1963.

Like a chessplayer, he is a tactical master! 😍💖🕊️

nice. thanks.

"Student" Ed Parker.... Lol

I’m guessing this is Robert Rietty dubbing him here...

Der Carajo is Mr Chong?

HE WAS NOT AN ALL AROUND MARTIAL ARTIST!! BIG GUY WITH FAST HANDS.

That is what Ed Parker would do.

Wow really terrible and stupid.

where is this dvd available?

LMAO 😂 Still funny in 2019

HE WAS NO BRUCE LEE

Striking resemblance to Jeff Speakman

Elvis and Lucy. Legendary. Oss

It's crazy to me how awful at kicking these "Masters"are.

This is hilarious! Wow you kenpo clowns have no clue.

I enjoyed the Lucy clip. Mr. Parker looked like he was enjoying himself.

Wtf is this bullshit people think ed parker was good like fuck it's so obvious kenpo is such bullshit.

Eds kicking was shit!

Ed Parker... the L Ron Hubbard of martial arts. a true fraud, conman, liar, and shitbag. the guy was never a black belt in anything. all his background was fabricated, and his kenpo is pure idiocy and fantasy nonsense. the guy was never in a fight, and never ever sparred anyone.

Mr. Chong only talks in this movie

Lucy and Ethel training with Ed Parker...this is AWESOME!

Looked like Ed Parker was hamming it up throughout this scene. . . With the exception of the breaking technique segment. Nice to know he had a sense of humor!!

Ed Parker's technique was very fast and dynamic.

Legendary episode

The "father of American Kenpo" on the I love Lucy Show. :) Needed to pay the bills for his Karate school? Who was the "Sensei"? Was he actually a known martial artist? I've only head of Ed (of the 3 martial artists) in this clip. Live seeing name martial artists make guest appearances. Just for the fun of it. But they rarely make them look good.

Parker was as good at business as he was terrible at martial arts.

I've never seen this interpretation of it. Very cool.