"Hung Chow" Form? System? Stile?

I am looking for any information on “Hung Chow”. I am presently trying to research my lineage. We presently do a Form which we call “Hung Chow”. My instructor stated that his instructor, Robert Rapue went to San Francisco, California in 1963 when he returned to Denver, he stated that they where changing their system to “Chinese Kempo” and began teaching the form “Hung Chow” I was wondering if anyone might have any information. "Hung Chow" may be a form, a stile, system etc… Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

No offense, but 20 years in a long time to devote yourself to something you know nothing about. Why the sudden interest?

FJC

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“Hung Chow”.

Sort of sounds like some guy exaggerating his physical status

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How often does this happen in the MA world.

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What schools in Denver have you trained at, or what school are you specifically talking about? Ive spent time training in a few school in the Denver area and while its probably a logn shot, I may be able to offer something...

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Kempo First Foundation - Ron Carlson was my instructor in Kempo. Robert Rapue was his instructor.