KARRIEM ABDALLAH'S STORY "GRAND MASTER" KICK BOXER

THIS IS A PROMOTIONAL FOR THE K.A. SYSTEM AND THE MOVIE COMMING SOON. THE LIFE STORY OF THE FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN TO DEVELOPE A KARATE SYSTEM. KARRIEM ABDALLAH IS FROM NEWARK NEW JERSEY, BORN AND RAISED IN LITTLE BRICKS IN THE SOUTH WARD. HE HAS TOUGHT OVER 40,000 PEOPLE HIS SYSTEM AND A FEW HAVE BECAME CHAMPIONS. HE TRAINS PROFESSIONAL BOXERS, KICK BOXERS, AND ANYONE ELSE THAT WANTS TO LEARN THE DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE K.A. SYSTEM. FOR MORE INFO VISIT MYSPACE.COM/KASYSTEM

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[Mainiyack]

I would like to see more on Grandmaster Karriem ABdAllah, what a Master.

[vonz1987]

I did it the ka system for 3 years best times loved the tournaments but I hated that Bambu stick lol

[rprice1082]

Part 3

I can say this all my children (4 children the Huff kids) had the opportunity to share in this dream I had by attending the "Shakil School of Martial Art" which changed their lives and made them productive human beings. "SHAKIL!!!!" "WARRIOR!!!!"

[rprice1082]

Part 2 I also remembering being blessed by Karriems presence and noticing the very large knuckles he and Little K.A. had as a result of breaking bricks. I admired and wanted to be just like them. It never happened. He and the little Jedi were my hero's and I mean that.

[rprice1082]

Part 1

Wow! First and foremost we really need to get his story. I remember always wanting to partake in the K.A. System as a kid (14 years old now 50). I remember the days just walking by the system starring in and appreciating and admiring the 6 feet plus trophies that adorned the windows. Just dreaming and wanting to be a part of the system. It never happened because I never knew how to ask my dad.

[TshiroMifune]

I spent many years under your tutelage, and i'm a better man for it... Peace and Blessings. Andre Asmar Graham

[TshiroMifune]

Your the best hands down... 

[wardragonprime]

I remember him. Like Count Dante, he didn't hesitate to criticize the martial arts shortcomings. He took some heat but was still a good fighter.

[masterraymondtorres]

Master Breaker passed away a few years back. Very much Missed. RIP

[Martialarts222]

truer words have never been spoken, I hope someday I reach this great masters level not only as a martial artist but the way he carries himself the words he speaks come from hardship, trials and tribulations but he still carries on. I would love to travel and meet this man.

[hippyblood4]

R.I.P. Fred Miller. not vein 2 promote himself or 2 go outside the box of tradition. A true champion, gentleman, and warrior.