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Ooooooh a push, drag, hammer fist

What?

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One of my favorite techniques. Well explained and learned something new. 😊🐊🤙

Love the detailed explanation of principles. This was an awesome video.

Jeff you are the man brother

Wow!

lol couch potato ninjas doing choreography.

The perfect weapon. Hell yeah

My dad doug oliveira worked with Speakman my sensay died after the movie they made!

Hahahahhhhha tht sht only works in the movies or win someone is corporating

He is and always will be my fav and tanka was real

This is impressive version of Destruction Kneel 5.0 of Jeff Speakman Kenpo Karate the late Ed Parker would be proud.

It must be hard to know if this works in real world when you can't really see the effects of hitting someone without hurting them. With boxing or catch can, it can be done, but kempo is attacking the sensitive places

Very like wing chun

He's like a more physical Nathan Fillion

I used to work with Jeff in Pittsburgh Kansas.He was a great guy all of the girls had a nickname for him we called him sweetcheeks

Absolute garbage This has absofuckinglutely zero real world application. Worst ive ever seen

Yo I did not know Trent Reznor did Kenpo

The more I see these negative comments on Kenpo goes to show how much more it is misunderstood. Just like any other martial art, the sequences taught are not how you would use them in a real situation. Kenpo is deep, like scary deep on how far it can go. Most people, people only see the surface of the water, not knowing the real danger lies in deeper.

nice vid.

Dry land swimming.

This will get you killed

Pinan Shodan.

Unrealistic lol 😂

Unrealistic lol 😂

I was told that Mr. Parker's techniques came from a one strike and done situation. It was something I personally experienced when someone attacked me for real in a Five Swords situation. First strike was the last strike. I love the fact that Kenpo is taylored to the student's abilities so it works for everyone. Once 2 students reach Brown belt, the way they perform each technique varies according to their own style of Kenpo.

The perfect weapon. Love this guy.

Ya right. This is a martial art made popular by a movie not because of its proven effectiveness in fighting.

Should of been a movie legend, The Perfect Weapon is terribly underrated. This guy's the real deal

The problem I have with these martial arts like kempo, karate, kung-fu, etc is that first movement of blocking a blow. This’s not realistic at all. It’s why boxers don’t do it; they prefer to evade the blow but never block it bc it’s almost impossible to block a blow that you don’t even know when it’s coming your way. If blocking is not possible, then the rest of the technique is just fairy tale and for movies.

Very well said, each level has to have a fighting model . Best regards. Paul.68

Jeff Speakman's Kenpo Karate is so much better than Red Dragon Karate by Lou Cassamassa

Love the moves Jeff ... You one cool sensei ...

Extremely adept kenpo master.He is also a high black belt in goju ryu so he knows his stuff.Larry Tatum as well is insane as well.Its like these masters are kenpo!!

Jeff is great a short stint in the movies but the ones he did were good.

So fast awesome

This guy is awesome he is the perfect weapon.😎

the terms they made up kills me lol.

The Perfect Weapon 🥰

This guy could smoke Segal and Van Damme.

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liked this vid 1 min in

MDRRRR t'en veux des conneries t'es servi là mdrrr. Sinon perfect weapon j adore 😁👊

Unless your marital art can deal with knives & guns ,forget it

Far too intricate for a real fight. If you disagree please share a vid of this working in MMA or a real fight.

2:52 Leave it to a kenpo-ist to pretend there's something "new" or inventive about something they are doing by giving it a fancy name like, in this case, 'Directional Harmony Principal'. After the left-hand eye poke, he turns into the strike with the back fist. Yeah, that's 'striking with the hips/stance', employed in countless styles (Western and Eastern) that predate Kenpo. He then talks about how this principal allows you to avoid winding up for the strike, which is true, but then see him 'rebound' off his left ribs by bringing that hand all the way back. You can call it a 'rebound' all you want, but that's still a wind up.

Isn't this Repeating Mace?

Isn't this Repeating Mace?