Original sentence: In Japanese martial arts, kenpō is used to designate Chinese martial arts, (much as the term kung fu is used in English-speaking countries), koryu jujutsu styles as well as several gendai budo such as Shorinji Kempo and Nippon Kempo.Notable styles such as Kajukenbo and American Kenpo employ linear and circular movements with a signature "rapid fire" combination of blows.The most widespread styles have their origin in the teachings of James Mitose and William Kwai Sun Chow
Edited sentence: American Kenpo  (Parker).Awase Kenpo Kai.In Japanese martial arts, kenpō is used to designate Chinese martial arts, (much as the term kung fu is used in English-speaking countries), koryu jujutsu styles as well as several gendai budo such as Shorinji Kempo, Kenpo kai and Nippon Kempo.Kenpo kai.Kiyojute Ryu Kempo.Kosho Shorei Ryu Kempo.Mushindo Kempo.Nick Cerio's Kenpo.Nippon Kempo.Notable styles such as Kajukenbo and American Kenpo employ linear and circular movements with a signature "rapid fire" combination of blows to vital areas of the body.Ryukyu Kempo.Shorinji Kempo.The most widespread styles have their origin in the teachings of James Mitose, William Kwai Sun Chow and Ed Parker.Tracy Kenpo  (Tracy brothers)