Je visionne encore une fois cette vidéo , et je ne m'en lasse pas ! Je suis toujours autant subjugué par l'explosivité et la fulgurance des techniques ! Et quelle incroyable pédagogie ! Personnellement , je n'ai jamais rien vu de tel pour la " self défense " ! Je ne cesserai de vous remercier , Fighting spirit et Grand Maître Larry Tatum , de nous faire connaître cet Art merveilleux , mis au point par le célèbre Ed Parker ! 💙💜💛❤🤍 I'm watching this video again, and I can't get enough of it! I am still captivated by the explosiveness and dazzling speed of the techniques! And what an incredible pedagogy! Personally, I have never seen anything like it for "self defense"! I will not stop thanking you, Fighting spirit and Grand Master Larry Tatum, for introducing us to this marvelous Art, developed by the famous Ed Parker!
G M Ed Parker said - approx - "You must vary the technique to fit the ever changing situations. We are not trying to make robots out of you. We are trying to make individuals out of you."
No offense, but I think it's weird he said that. "We are not trying to make robots out of you." Then he proceeds with robot training. I mean, Kenpo is fun to watch, but for me it has too much "do this, then do this, then do THIS, and then do this."
bonjour superbe art martial a la fois simple et complexe les blocs peuvent construire et dés construire en fonction des situations la vitesse la précision sont indispensable cette art peux utilise peu ou beaucoup de force de frappe en fonction des blocs en constructions au moment de l'action vidéo très intéressante et passionnante merci de se partage cordialement
38:05 Man! I love that philosophy speach on Time then about Ki, being the union of the conscious ans subconscious mind.Seriously I like it and will add it to my tool kit.
Some techinics to engaging an idea in fighting and not a real applied fight they are but good to use if put it in the timing not like 1, 2, 3 it is use in right moment .
Hmm..I've always found kenpo interesting. I learned a teeny bit of eskrima/kali/arnis when I was younger..and noticed the speed of kenpo, and how in some ways the filipino arts had a few similarities. Great vid:)
Unless you're as good as Bruce Lee, I have found Kenpo to be the best one for self defense. Some things can be thrown out, but a lot of it is very good. I learned good combinations that DO work from this art. As far as Ed's fighting goes, he was just so strong that he could get away with just about anything.
I think Mr. Lee was indeed super talented, but again, he was visible..and had fame. Do I think he was the best? Nope. He was an innovator, and he was cocky..but again, I did not know him, I was just lucky to have learned from a person who did have a close connection to Dan Inosanto and Fred Degerberg and Cass Magda as well as Richard Bustillo. I used what I could and tried to develop an open mind. Kenpo has so many similarities to some of the concepts I learned. Isn't it great how common things can be found in all arts? And how the world has evolved so that knowledge can be more easily found? If you have not looked into Panantukan, you might find some interesting things there. Grand Master Baldissone has some very great straigtforward vids here on youtube. If you are incilned to learn different things, I think you might enjoy watching a few of them. Be well sir:( Thank you for your input:)
I know people don't like to accept that there actually was a best martial artist, but there was and his name was Bruce Lee. Much like Michael Jordan dominated on the basketball court, Bruce Lee did that in the martial world. He is the only one who ever did 1500 push ups without stopping. He was at his peak in 1971 and nobody could've defeated him. I have respect for all great martial artists, but there was only one Bruce Lee. As far as I am concerned, no I am not up there with the best or even with most black belts. I was at one time about as good a little above average black belt in Kenpo, but certainly I was no master and I admit it too.
Hi again Tim, I thought perhaps you might like to explore another legend of the martial arts world, much less known. Guro Angel Cabalis. Dan Inosanto, who of course you probably know of, was given some advice from another teacher, other than Bruce, to explore the martial arts of his heritage, as this teacher felt is would be well worth while to explore the fine Filipino Arts of the stick and knife. That great teacher who gave Inosanto the advice , was none other than Ed Parker:) Guro Cabalis and Parker were said to have made 'acquaintance " on a few occasions. But , how can one really know? Unless they were there? Kenpo is a fantastic martial art, I find much of the speed and agility to be akin to Eskrima/Kali/Arnis, not the SAME, mind you but there is a sort of kinship. Panantukan has recently held much more interest for me lately. I never receieved a belt, I am no master by any means at all, I just learned some very simple techniques, some principles of JKD, not too terribly much. But the most important technique I can say I learned and still work on , and struggle with is:..just breathe.
In lets say street fights , there is no time to block a punch or a kick and then do like in KATA forms , you have to evade the kicks and punches and hit back at another angle and be fearless fast and have good stamina and breathing power , etc ...
Lennox there are many Kenpo techniques that begin with that exact premise. We always ask the question, what if? And your scenario, you're asking what if someone catches you off-guard? There are a number of Kenpo techniques that address that very question.
Lennox the point is the drill and train so you don't have to thank you. Because we had dress what if scenarios in the system, I don't have to wonder or think about what I need to do if somebody throws an odd attack or combination of attacks.
Went to a bar 1 Friday night with my friend.. good music having a nice time and all. Then this person came and grab my ass. I just simply knock him down very quickly. A slight horse stance and at the same time my left would drop to right side and my right simply elevated towards the the 1:00. As right knee would push left knee backwards..
Martial arts is a synergistic integration of the mental, spiritual and physical self and the natural elements to attain oneness, harmony, unity. Any real art form is peaceful, poetically evocative, edifying, inspiring, fortifying and it does not glorify senseless violence. The rudimentary principle of martial arts is not to do harm to others, to protect the vulnerable and self-defense. Evidently, the ego, the false self deludes so many people and that's why they exhibit animal behavior and confrontations transpire and the ensuing violence escalates. This modern obsession with UFC, MMA stems from the reptilian brain, soullessness of corporate product, marketing and it is a desecration of the artistry of life and of creation.
You fight the way you train there are no advanced techniques only timing energy and real resistance those who have been there and done it no this is our nonsense
OLHA O CABELO, E O BRINCO ???? não fazem mais “professores” como antigamente…QUASE UM “TRANSFORMER” TINHA QUE POR UM KIMONO ROSA, COM FAIXA DE ARCO-ÍRIS 🌈. Até uma piranha ele usa!!!!
disculpen por expresar mi opinion personal. creo que este maestro abusa de estos esparring cuando realiza las tecnicas de demostracion,creo que no hase falta golpear a los esparring para mostrar la fuerza y velocidad de su estilo,es un abuso a la integridad fisica de sus estupidos estudiantes, NO ABUSE DE ESTAS PERSONAS GOLPEANDOLAS ES FEO,DEMUESTRE QUE ES UN MAESTRO NO UN ABUSADOR.DESDE CHILE.
Él es un gran maestro del estilo y el estilo es así.Las técnicas se practican así ,cuando las aplica o las recibe para poder desarrollar la armadura biológica que se marca recibiendo y ejecutando golpes
Tienes un poco de razón pero también el las realiza así para demostrar su habilidad para vender mejor su arte marcial, te aseguro que se pusieron de acuerdo antes de filmar y los alumnos aceptaron
This is scripted nonsense. Blocking attacks that are so out of range you could stand still and they wouldn't connect. Throwing one punch and standing still to let Mr Parker perform 3, 4, 5 strikes or more. This is so unrealistic. Lets see this applied as demonstrated under a real pressure test.
Travis Williams I can understand why somebody outside the system I think that by watching these videos. I'm a second degree black belt in American Kenpo. What I teach what every other instructor that I know of teaches is that these techniques arment to teach and tune the basics. The techniques are not formulas to be used actual street fight confrontation. It is no different than what everyone else does and every other style of martial arts. You learn some basic Maneuvers and you put together some combinations of those basic maneuvers to give context. The main difference is Kenpo is built its entire system around self defense techniques While others don't Focus much on techniques but rather on forms.
Richard The Magician sorry but completely disagree! The self proclaimed grand master is showing a ton of bullshido. The vast majority of this won’t work. It’s all flash and extremely impractical for a real world situation.
Travis Williams sorry, maybe I didn't make myself clear enough with what I said. My fault. Why I meant was these high-level techniques aren't designed to "work" in a real-world situation. The earlier techniques are. Yellow belt in Orange Belt techniques. And those techniques to work in real-world situations. I know cuz I was bullied a lot as a kid and I've had to use a few of them on occasion, unfortunately. Advanced Techniques with extensions are designed to fine-tune timing, rhythm, as also mental training. They are designed with more complicated footwork and maneuvers for the sake of fine tuning and advanced maneuvering. What I ever execute one of these techniques in real life based on any of these attacks? Likely not. But, training with these Advanced maneuvers and footwork and combinations how to hone your basic skills. You can think of every technique as an its own mini form. Which is what most other styles of karate are based on. Forms. The reason why we have so many techniques the American Kenpo is instead of drilling a particular kick, punch, or block a thousand times, we put them in the context of a self-defense technique. Helps the train you in recognizing potential threats, targets, and spatial relations. American Kenpo is not a fighting style. It's a self-defense Style. We want to get out of the situation as quickly as possible. And by drilling the techniques over and over again, when someone does offer an attack, your body can simply react to it rather than think about it.
Richard The Magician you just explained why kenpo isn’t effective. If you don’t perfect basic movements, punches, kicks etc and focus on techniques that are useless then your training is useless. You can train footwork effectively without tying it to a useless form. This guy can’t even perform a kick with proper form. You want to practice a basic punch and kick a thousand times. Footwork is developed by full contact sparring, learning your range and setting up your attacks. Practising with a compliant dummy does no good for when you do get into a conflict where the person will not allow you to do want you want you’re going to be in for a big shock. Simple is best especially with economy of movement. You can’t master anything if you haven’t mastered the basics.
I think the confusion here is the difference between self-defense and martial arts. We are simply talking about two different things. If all you care about is self-defense, then you are right. There is no need to advance your art. For people who are only concerned with defending themselves, I tell them to just buy a gun and call it a day. But, martial arts is a totally different thing. You will learn self-defense as you study martial arts. But, there is the whole art side to martial arts. It's like telling a professional painter they only need to learn a couple of brush strokes. Or a professional musician they only need to learn a couple of songs to get by. American Kenpo, like any other form of art, is a lifelong discipline. To put it another way, you can tell a gun owner they only need one gun to protect themselves, but seriously, who only ever wants to own one gun?! If you like guns, you will transcend the beyond just owning one for self-defense. You will learn everything about them. Collect them. Go to conventions. Learn how they all work and do your damnest to practice with as many as you can get your hands on. Karate is no different. So, again, you are right if all we are talking about is self-defense.
The instructor shouldn't be making excessive contact with the participants. Those slaps hurt. Definitely unethical. A teacher should never harm his students.
@@introxvideos Yea except the students cant hit back. If that were allowed, say in a sparring session, then I wouldn't have a problem with it. As I see it, He gives it but never takes it.
@oktopustrainer I once saw my karate instructor let his friend practice kenpo karate on him and he was pissed and told his friend to lighten up on the slaps, in a fairly serious manner.I slightly participated in the demonstration and I didn't like it. All that being said, kenpo karate is a waste of time as is most non-competitive martial arts. It may have a place as a form of exercise but most definitely NOT in the realm of self defense or lawful violence such as a police officer controlling a aggressor or a soldier in a confined area.
A great teacher shows nothing of his style. This is not a great teacher but a small advertiser. In the street these techniques are useless. Too many movements and a big loss of time...very bad, dangerous for every practicer
Chuck Liddell used Kenpo, it depends on what type of Kenpo. Nowadays it's people who cross train in Kickboxing, Boxing and Wrestling with knowledge of submissions that seem to be dominating if you look at the rankings in UFC.
Grand Master Larry Tattum, is one of the greatest Kenpo karate experts I've ever seen, just watching him you know what your in for a lot of pain 🇱🇷
Sure as a student they beat all over you while you just stand there .🤣🤣🤣
@@jinyow5581 Go fight him and see how good you do dummy.
@@shawnsmith2610 Not that it matters yet I am willing !Yet all these "Masters" of Combat that never go into Combat .😂
Legend.
Je visionne encore une fois cette vidéo , et je ne m'en lasse pas !
Je suis toujours autant subjugué par l'explosivité et la fulgurance des techniques !
Et quelle incroyable pédagogie !
Personnellement , je n'ai jamais rien vu de tel pour la " self défense " !
Je ne cesserai de vous remercier , Fighting spirit et Grand Maître Larry Tatum , de nous faire connaître cet Art merveilleux , mis au point par le célèbre Ed Parker !
💙💜💛❤🤍
I'm watching this video again, and I can't get enough of it!
I am still captivated by the explosiveness and dazzling speed of the techniques!
And what an incredible pedagogy!
Personally, I have never seen anything like it for "self defense"!
I will not stop thanking you, Fighting spirit and Grand Master Larry Tatum, for introducing us to this marvelous Art, developed by the famous Ed Parker!
G M Ed Parker said - approx - "You must vary the technique to fit the ever changing situations. We are not trying to make robots out of you. We are trying to make individuals out of you."
No offense, but I think it's weird he said that.
"We are not trying to make robots out of you." Then he proceeds with robot training. I mean, Kenpo is fun to watch, but for me it has too much "do this, then do this, then do THIS, and then do this."
Kenpo seems like a very efficient martial arts for selfdefence when acieved on that level. Impressive!
Like a chessplayer, he is a tactical master! 😍💖🕊️
bonjour superbe art martial a la fois simple et complexe les blocs peuvent construire et dés construire en fonction des situations la vitesse la précision sont indispensable cette art peux utilise peu ou beaucoup de force de frappe en fonction des blocs en constructions au moment de l'action vidéo très intéressante et passionnante merci de se partage cordialement
Anyone know where I can watch the original American English version?
LT IS A DRAGON!
Fighting Twigs.. just awesome
I see master ken is at it again
great master of kenpokarate larry tatun
What year was this vid filmed? Anybody KNOWS???
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HI, is this available in English ?
38:05 Man! I love that philosophy speach on Time then about Ki, being the union of the conscious ans subconscious mind.Seriously I like it and will add it to my tool kit.
👍👍😎😎😏😎👏👏👏👍
Some techinics to engaging an idea in fighting and not a real applied fight they are but good to use if put it in the timing not like 1, 2, 3 it is use in right moment .
That feather earring though.
Hmm..I've always found kenpo interesting. I learned a teeny bit of eskrima/kali/arnis when I was younger..and noticed the speed of kenpo, and how in some ways the filipino arts had a few similarities. Great vid:)
Unless you're as good as Bruce Lee, I have found Kenpo to be the best one for self defense. Some things can be thrown out, but a lot of it is very good. I learned good combinations that DO work from this art. As far as Ed's fighting goes, he was just so strong that he could get away with just about anything.
I think Mr. Lee was indeed super talented, but again, he was visible..and had fame. Do I think he was the best? Nope. He was an innovator, and he was cocky..but again, I did not know him, I was just lucky to have learned from a person who did have a close connection to Dan Inosanto and Fred Degerberg and Cass Magda as well as Richard Bustillo. I used what I could and tried to develop an open mind. Kenpo has so many similarities to some of the concepts I learned. Isn't it great how common things can be found in all arts? And how the world has evolved so that knowledge can be more easily found? If you have not looked into Panantukan, you might find some interesting things there. Grand Master Baldissone has some very great straigtforward vids here on youtube. If you are incilned to learn different things, I think you might enjoy watching a few of them. Be well sir:( Thank you for your input:)
I know people don't like to accept that there actually was a best martial artist, but there was and his name was Bruce Lee. Much like Michael Jordan dominated on the basketball court, Bruce Lee did that in the martial world. He is the only one who ever did 1500 push ups without stopping. He was at his peak in 1971 and nobody could've defeated him. I have respect for all great martial artists, but there was only one Bruce Lee. As far as I am concerned, no I am not up there with the best or even with most black belts. I was at one time about as good a little above average black belt in Kenpo, but certainly I was no master and I admit it too.
Many people feel that way:)
Hi again Tim, I thought perhaps you might like to explore another legend of the martial arts world, much less known. Guro Angel Cabalis. Dan Inosanto, who of course you probably know of, was given some advice from another teacher, other than Bruce, to explore the martial arts of his heritage, as this teacher felt is would be well worth while to explore the fine Filipino Arts of the stick and knife. That great teacher who gave Inosanto the advice , was none other than Ed Parker:) Guro Cabalis and Parker were said to have made 'acquaintance " on a few occasions. But , how can one really know? Unless they were there? Kenpo is a fantastic martial art, I find much of the speed and agility to be akin to Eskrima/Kali/Arnis, not the SAME, mind you but there is a sort of kinship. Panantukan has recently held much more interest for me lately. I never receieved a belt, I am no master by any means at all, I just learned some very simple techniques, some principles of JKD, not too terribly much. But the most important technique I can say I learned and still work on , and struggle with is:..just breathe.
I see allot of Eskrima stick ,blade in this art excellent art ,if they only new , from Guru Ed of Estallila Kabaroan Eskrima
😢 you hurt him
In lets say street fights , there is no time to block a punch or a kick and then do like in KATA
forms , you have to evade the kicks and punches and hit back at another angle and be fearless
fast and have good stamina and breathing power , etc ...
Lennox there are many Kenpo techniques that begin with that exact premise. We always ask the question, what if? And your scenario, you're asking what if someone catches you off-guard? There are a number of Kenpo techniques that address that very question.
Hi , i think one should give up thinking what if scenarios which would paralysis the mind and
fight without thinking what to do next ....
Lennox the point is the drill and train so you don't have to thank you. Because we had dress what if scenarios in the system, I don't have to wonder or think about what I need to do if somebody throws an odd attack or combination of attacks.
le grand maitre ma donner les explication de l'art du kenpo d'une limpidité, que je transmet a mes élèves
Went to a bar 1 Friday night with my friend.. good music having a nice time and all. Then this person came and grab my ass. I just simply knock him down very quickly. A slight horse stance and at the same time my left would drop to right side and my right simply elevated towards the the 1:00. As right knee would push left knee backwards..
Martial arts is a synergistic integration of the mental, spiritual and physical self and the natural elements to attain oneness, harmony, unity. Any real art form is peaceful, poetically evocative, edifying, inspiring, fortifying and it does not glorify senseless violence. The rudimentary principle of martial arts is not to do harm to others, to protect the vulnerable and self-defense. Evidently, the ego, the false self deludes so many people and that's why they exhibit animal behavior and confrontations transpire and the ensuing violence escalates. This modern obsession with UFC, MMA stems from the reptilian brain, soullessness of corporate product, marketing and it is a desecration of the artistry of life and of creation.
Hilarious 😂
You fight the way you train there are no advanced techniques only timing energy and real resistance those who have been there and done it no this is our nonsense
Why is it in Spanish
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This is a fucking great video lol
Паркер пальчики свои заламывает мастерски
These guys would waste all
OLHA O CABELO, E O BRINCO ???? não fazem mais “professores” como antigamente…QUASE UM “TRANSFORMER” TINHA QUE POR UM KIMONO ROSA, COM FAIXA DE ARCO-ÍRIS 🌈. Até uma piranha ele usa!!!!
Blablabla blablabla
disculpen por expresar mi opinion personal.
creo que este maestro abusa de estos esparring cuando realiza las tecnicas de demostracion,creo que no hase falta golpear a los esparring para mostrar la fuerza y velocidad de su estilo,es un abuso a la integridad fisica de sus estupidos estudiantes,
NO ABUSE DE ESTAS PERSONAS GOLPEANDOLAS ES FEO,DEMUESTRE QUE ES UN MAESTRO NO UN ABUSADOR.DESDE CHILE.
Él es un gran maestro del estilo y el estilo es así.Las técnicas se practican así ,cuando las aplica o las recibe para poder desarrollar la armadura biológica que se marca recibiendo y ejecutando golpes
Tienes un poco de razón pero también el las realiza así para demostrar su habilidad para vender mejor su arte marcial, te aseguro que se pusieron de acuerdo antes de filmar y los alumnos aceptaron
This is scripted nonsense. Blocking attacks that are so out of range you could stand still and they wouldn't connect. Throwing one punch and standing still to let Mr Parker perform 3, 4, 5 strikes or more. This is so unrealistic. Lets see this applied as demonstrated under a real pressure test.
Travis Williams I can understand why somebody outside the system I think that by watching these videos. I'm a second degree black belt in American Kenpo. What I teach what every other instructor that I know of teaches is that these techniques arment to teach and tune the basics. The techniques are not formulas to be used actual street fight confrontation. It is no different than what everyone else does and every other style of martial arts. You learn some basic Maneuvers and you put together some combinations of those basic maneuvers to give context. The main difference is Kenpo is built its entire system around self defense techniques While others don't Focus much on techniques but rather on forms.
Richard The Magician sorry but completely disagree! The self proclaimed grand master is showing a ton of bullshido. The vast majority of this won’t work. It’s all flash and extremely impractical for a real world situation.
Travis Williams sorry, maybe I didn't make myself clear enough with what I said. My fault. Why I meant was these high-level techniques aren't designed to "work" in a real-world situation. The earlier techniques are. Yellow belt in Orange Belt techniques. And those techniques to work in real-world situations. I know cuz I was bullied a lot as a kid and I've had to use a few of them on occasion, unfortunately. Advanced Techniques with extensions are designed to fine-tune timing, rhythm, as also mental training. They are designed with more complicated footwork and maneuvers for the sake of fine tuning and advanced maneuvering. What I ever execute one of these techniques in real life based on any of these attacks? Likely not. But, training with these Advanced maneuvers and footwork and combinations how to hone your basic skills. You can think of every technique as an its own mini form. Which is what most other styles of karate are based on. Forms. The reason why we have so many techniques the American Kenpo is instead of drilling a particular kick, punch, or block a thousand times, we put them in the context of a self-defense technique. Helps the train you in recognizing potential threats, targets, and spatial relations. American Kenpo is not a fighting style. It's a self-defense Style. We want to get out of the situation as quickly as possible. And by drilling the techniques over and over again, when someone does offer an attack, your body can simply react to it rather than think about it.
Richard The Magician you just explained why kenpo isn’t effective. If you don’t perfect basic movements, punches, kicks etc and focus on techniques that are useless then your training is useless. You can train footwork effectively without tying it to a useless form. This guy can’t even perform a kick with proper form. You want to practice a basic punch and kick a thousand times. Footwork is developed by full contact sparring, learning your range and setting up your attacks. Practising with a compliant dummy does no good for when you do get into a conflict where the person will not allow you to do want you want you’re going to be in for a big shock. Simple is best especially with economy of movement. You can’t master anything if you haven’t mastered the basics.
I think the confusion here is the difference between self-defense and martial arts. We are simply talking about two different things. If all you care about is self-defense, then you are right. There is no need to advance your art. For people who are only concerned with defending themselves, I tell them to just buy a gun and call it a day. But, martial arts is a totally different thing. You will learn self-defense as you study martial arts. But, there is the whole art side to martial arts. It's like telling a professional painter they only need to learn a couple of brush strokes. Or a professional musician they only need to learn a couple of songs to get by. American Kenpo, like any other form of art, is a lifelong discipline. To put it another way, you can tell a gun owner they only need one gun to protect themselves, but seriously, who only ever wants to own one gun?! If you like guns, you will transcend the beyond just owning one for self-defense. You will learn everything about them. Collect them. Go to conventions. Learn how they all work and do your damnest to practice with as many as you can get your hands on. Karate is no different. So, again, you are right if all we are talking about is self-defense.
These guys all have the red alcoholic nose.
The instructor shouldn't be making excessive contact with the participants. Those slaps hurt. Definitely unethical. A teacher should never harm his students.
You are practicing a martial art, and you want no contact ??? WTF
@@introxvideos Yea except the students cant hit back. If that were allowed, say in a sparring session, then I wouldn't have a problem with it. As I see it, He gives it but never takes it.
@oktopustrainer I once saw my karate instructor let his friend practice kenpo karate on him and he was pissed and told his friend to lighten up on the slaps, in a fairly serious manner.I slightly participated in the demonstration and I didn't like it. All that being said, kenpo karate is a waste of time as is most non-competitive martial arts. It may have a place as a form of exercise but most definitely NOT in the realm of self defense or lawful violence such as a police officer controlling a aggressor or a soldier in a confined area.
@@introxvideosnosense
A great teacher shows nothing of his style. This is not a great teacher but a small advertiser. In the street these techniques are useless. Too many movements and a big loss of time...very bad, dangerous for every practicer
Do you think? Are you sure?
Old school impractical technique. It can't work in MMA.
Chuck Liddell used Kenpo, it depends on what type of Kenpo. Nowadays it's people who cross train in Kickboxing, Boxing and Wrestling with knowledge of submissions that seem to be dominating if you look at the rankings in UFC.
@@mritchie85 he never used kenpo, he used boxing and wrestling
He's an 8th Degree black belt in Hawaiian Kenpo under John Hackleman, it's an updated form of Kenpo which is for fighting and self defence.
@@mritchie85Chuck Liddel non use any Kenpo techs in all his UFC fights my friend
@@weiwilsonmiranda596 all he used is Kenpo