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Totally awesome 😎

GM Touch is hard but gentle and deadly at the same time.

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Great clip from Master Bob!

#saludos. I think the reason she's blasting his thigh is to help her escape while damaging one of his weapons. #gunting aka limb destruction is an important part of #arnis and any good kung fu really, but yes, I think this video needs a little bit more explanation. Is she going to the thigh to slow his pursuit? Personally I think his solar plexus and groin is right there, maybe she's using the thigh as a training point so she doesn't have to train hitting him in the cup. If a shorter fighter, I'd go low then explode up to the chin.

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He gets it.

Although the tutorials were explained well enough, this video would've and could've been even better had there been a colleague playing the roll of assailant. One last thing, you didn't credit Geoff Thompson, the creator of "the fence" concept.

Too much talky talky

Geoff Thompson teaches better

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no offence, but this and other bullshit martial arts are fake, wing chun, kempo, karate, kung fu. those are all fake. only works in movies. you want real self defense take either boxing, muay thai, wrestling, or MMA. non of this bullshit. when you were putting up your hands in a fist form, your whole body and face was open. what were you trying to do, protect the air in front of your face??

Sorry for the trolls below my comments and thank you for your professionalism. I am interested if you have had the unfortunate need to defend yourself and have you changed or modified your stance after trial and error,,, experience etc... Thank you in advance.

What if you can't run?? One way is to move around & hit on the move one hit per attacker.

run

How would you deal with 4,5,6 or more attackers ????

I not saying that match fighting is the same as street, and fenting could be used in the street but that depends on the range. Kenpo is complicated but alot of people read to much into things about the system. brutal aggression will win the day if you use accuracy and power, speed will nollify your power no one has ever been gorged by a butterfly. I like to think of Kenpo as a two hit system you hit him he hits the ground can't get anymore simpler than that.

Rich, thanks for the reply. I understand what you are saying about set ups and feints but I think that applies more in a "match fight" type situation. When dealing with the "assault"/guy in your face type situations, feints are usually not necassary due to distance, especially if you are reacting and are countering. I think kempoists (which I am one) tend to make things more complicated than they really are. Fighting is hard but its not complicated. Often, fast, brutal aggression wins the day.

If he did not cover or block I would hit him again, I think anyone would. I had enough fights in the ring to know that you need to setup your opponent by faking, fenting or changing up the zones your striking to start breaking down your opponents defense. The "Kenpo Rules" are taught to the student in the dojo to give them a foundation to work on in their training, so when the fight happens in the real world they can defend themselves. Modification of these rules would only undermine this.

So if i hit the guy in the head, and he doesn't cover or block, I should stop hitting him in the head and strike a different body part? Not speaking to this technique but I think that's one more of those "kenpo rules" that might make sense in the dojo but has little basis in reality. I have seen & been in enough fights, real and in the ring, where repeated shots to the same area ended the fight, usually the head. I have also seen repeated body shots down guys. That rule might need modification.

Kenpo rule - Never hit the same target twice. These rules were put in place for a reason.

fences are great but your fence is a little too much like a fighting stance. it needs to look more natural. i recommend a slightly narrower stance and keep your palms facing the aggressor but moving (talking hands) as you try to de-escalate. peace

Well, at least you got Cutting the Pagoda almost right. The strikes to the thigh, however, will just get you hurt.

moves like that need metal in the background. Dun dun dun dun dun