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Thank you for your help.

How about freestyle techniques of higher belts?

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Which technique has the defender put their right arm around the neck and their left arm under the attackers right arm and the defender grabs their bicep and kicks the attackers leg? (I remember this being an orange belt technique)

it had been a long time since I had practiced, then one day I saw your videos and was inspired to practice once again! you have all the techniques , forms , and sets!

I was taught that Short Form 3 was a gravity form, with stark level changes. Is that no longer taught?

Thank you Sir!

Great explanation, thank you so much for sharing. If you want to be completely true to the orange manual, I think the suffixed K should be executed with the forward leg, not the rear leg. In the literal words of the manual: "...'K' again represents a front snap kick to the groin, using the forward leg. '

After destructive twins you did something you called hooking prongs. And you did it again after the second crashing wing. Is this part of a technique somewhere in the circulum or can you talk about what this is?

Looks similar to the Perfect Weapon Kata with Jeff at the beginning

I just like calming over evading

Very knowledge in kenpo

Excellent kenpo teacher

Awesome kenpo teacher

Awesome kenpo teacher

Love y’all’s videos! Wish ya’ll were still doing videos, I just returned to doing kendo and was watching some videos to help refresh my memory. Ya’ll still have the best instructional videos out there.

Never have I seen someone so competent at terrible bullshit. With this coordination you would do well in some actual martial arts, not Ed Parker's bullshido. Perhaps you would even get a brown belt in shotokan

Thank you so much, this helped me a lot.

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Thank you Sir. I am eternally grateful you posted this.

Thank you so much! This is much better than how my coach explained how to do it

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I still use these! Would love to see them come back!

I returned to your channel recently in search of katas to watch as a refresher, but I can't find them anymore. Were they removed?

I started my Kenpo journey in 1966 and was trained by Ed Parker and Chuck Sullivan at the old Crenshaw Dojo. I was an original student of Dan Inostanto and Richard Bustillo at the Filipino Academy and learned Bruce Lee's JKD. After years of studying other systems I'm back to relearning the Kenpo forms. Thank you for your excellent instruction on the precise movements in the Kenpo forms.👍🏼

Excellent instruction on Short Form 3. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏽

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Thank you Juan. Miss ya brother.

Are there any ki-ah in this form???

2 years ago, did this re launch ever happen?

Okay another one of those techniques that's more of an idea than actual practicality my main question right now is that final kick to the inside knee and stomp down that you really didn't emphasize the inside kick to the knee and stomp to the ankle. Just wondering if you could elaborate more on this!? Thanks you guys have a happy new year !

14 years later this video help me so much 🫡

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I really like the idea of using it as stance training too!

Man, you are good! You make a difference! Continue the excellent work...

Buenas tardes Máster lo puede hacer más lento para poder ver bien el set

Thanks Máster

I love how they do it fast its shows how effective kenpo really is 😊

Do you know sensei Patric he is my teacher at karate and kung fu he said to watch you

Do you know sensei Patric he is my teacher at karate and kung fu he said to watch you

THIS is how you make it work

I train Kajukenbo, I see so many similarities in our stills, great work

Hook punches: use a Bong Sau, or double knife hand (forearm) block.

People say outward blocks left/right are weak and in effective. I have blocked (deflected) many straight punches this way. My opponents had strong upper bodies too. I love those blocks, also Kung Fu "darting hands" too.

Skip to 1:23 for the technique.

Always great to have you for a reference when spot checking things I am working on. I appreciate the work you guys do.

Don't let go of the arm until he stops completely.