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  • @battleship7715
    @battleship7715 3 года назад +61

    Thank you Rick

    • @moriahcupples5178
      @moriahcupples5178 2 года назад +1

      Can't help but think of Master Ken and Todd lol

    • @IllyAssassin
      @IllyAssassin Год назад +1

      Thank you Tim! 😊

    • @JoeyRagu
      @JoeyRagu Месяц назад +1

      😂😂😂😂

    • @JoeyRagu
      @JoeyRagu Месяц назад

      How not to get your ass kicked

  • @1888swordsman
    @1888swordsman 2 года назад +15

    Larry Tatum is a great teacher and makes these techniques look so smooth and flowing. Practice and dedication. Respect

  • @aussiekempo4536
    @aussiekempo4536 Год назад +8

    Larry Tatum is the real deal, all the techniques are meaningful like I learned in the 80s and 90s. I was at a seminar with Jeff Speakman who said that Parker trained four of his top students in, Tatum might have been one of them, before he died to raise concerns that there were too many instructors teaching flashy techniques chasing speed, which are impressive in demonstrations but almost meaningless. Unfortunately the internet is full of that, so having this comprehensive video from an authentic Kenpo instructor is priceless.

    • @davidwayne9982
      @davidwayne9982 10 месяцев назад

      I saw that video and YES you're correct - Larry Tatum is definitley one of the top 4..

  • @bhgtree
    @bhgtree 2 года назад +14

    "Thank you Rick." ... _Rick lying down unable to get up_ 😀

    • @shawnsmith2610
      @shawnsmith2610 2 года назад +3

      Oh shit I killed Rick,lol.

    • @shawnsmith2610
      @shawnsmith2610 2 года назад +3

      When it comes to Kenpo I watch people like Larry,Jeff Speakman from the movie The Perfect Weapon it is on RUclips.

    • @AdrenalineConcept
      @AdrenalineConcept 9 месяцев назад +2

      I still laugh. Whenever I see LT I think, "thank you Rick". Guy is still lying on the floor of this studio

    • @JoeyRagu
      @JoeyRagu Месяц назад +2

      😂😂😂😂

  • @powerbylightfutureisnow1579
    @powerbylightfutureisnow1579 Год назад +6

    This guy is the real thing. Ed is very proud

  • @krupalvithlani
    @krupalvithlani 3 года назад +17

    I love Mr. Tatum when he strikes or even you feel his weight transfer and moves the opponent. Chuck Sullivan said when Ed parker moved the whole floor moved each block each strike had that power, that connection to ground, checking of height, width and depth and subtle unbalancing due to that which keeps doesn't give opponents any opportunities to attack back

  • @dangar176
    @dangar176 4 года назад +8

    Love to watch grandmaster Tatum in action, thanks for sharing

  • @jpmerrick8886
    @jpmerrick8886 2 года назад +6

    Master Tatum is quite something to behold wish I had his capabilities

  • @kentac1911
    @kentac1911 5 месяцев назад +1

    No assistants were harmed during the making of this video....just kidding they all were. Thank you Rick

  • @dannyarnold4201
    @dannyarnold4201 3 года назад +6

    *_"Thank you , Rick."_*
    😄😄
    *_"It's a good thing I have control!"_*
    😄😄

  • @masl2477
    @masl2477 Год назад +1

    Greetings to ALL loyal kenpo practitioners of those kenpo instructors I have been following Larry from the80s I have much respect for him following the true way of kenpo his execution and simplicity of knowledge of this great style. Peace Family

  • @muletownman6900
    @muletownman6900 3 года назад +7

    Thank you Rick and Clyde, you tough Guys, took so much punishment from GM Tatum!!

  • @kladius5
    @kladius5 Год назад +2

    Absolutely Love Larry Tatum. He was one of the best.
    Thank you for this.

  • @itimgosset7900
    @itimgosset7900 3 года назад +2

    I love kenpo , thank you mr PARKER

  • @kyloken
    @kyloken Год назад +1

    ❤ this is great, I had his book as a kid and referenced it while studying Tae Kwon Do all my child and teenage years

  • @burntbacon7995
    @burntbacon7995 3 года назад +1

    Thank you, Tim!

  • @silverprimateoverlord1014
    @silverprimateoverlord1014 3 года назад +8

    Your a beast Larry. You inspire me to do martial arts.

    • @malibubramacari4161
      @malibubramacari4161 3 года назад

      You should be inspired by Master's Frank trejo instead of Larry Tatum bcse Mr trejo is one of GGM Ed Parker best ' student at the time and follow Mr Parker's mission throughout the journey ?

    • @mortgagefinancing5558
      @mortgagefinancing5558 10 месяцев назад

      LOL

  • @blockmasterscott
    @blockmasterscott 7 месяцев назад

    I took Kenpo for 15 years, absolutely loved it. It works too, I used it twice.

  • @SecretsOfMartialArts
    @SecretsOfMartialArts 3 года назад +1

    GM Larry Tatum is a Kenpo man. I am grateful for him !;!

  • @joeystories6946
    @joeystories6946 3 года назад +7

    Rick's like, thank you master for the ass whoop, i learn more every time. Mr. Tatum, no problem Rick, ass whoopin's are free of charge. No appointment necessary.

  • @RodPruitt
    @RodPruitt Год назад +1

    Mr. Tatum is one of the nicest dudes I ever met. Just a good dude. That is what always impressed me even more than his Kenpo.

  • @NMIBUBBLE
    @NMIBUBBLE 4 месяца назад

    Tatum is the utmost best in Kenpo the speed, power, and precision he shows in the techniques are unbelievable! I wish they had the names and modifications of the rest of the videos in this one, they are pretty cool and would give the student/practitioner a better idea of what and why of the techniques. I think it would be a great idea if Tatum and Speakman 5.0 got together and put their ideas into a better Kenpo system for the world to see.

  • @centralcoastkenpokarate
    @centralcoastkenpokarate 3 года назад +9

    Heard this guy is like the Ed Parker protégé he's one of the greats in kenpo. When I was a lower degree black belt I would always work on my speed and timing when practicing my application

    • @vanjam412
      @vanjam412 Год назад

      He's a wanna be parker great. Watch Paul Mills this guy is honestly a show boat joke

    • @ghazanfaryaq6776
      @ghazanfaryaq6776 Год назад

      Great style but too many movements.

    • @alfredodelacruz1864
      @alfredodelacruz1864 Год назад +1

      @@ghazanfaryaq6776 it's not overkill it's overskill.

    • @aussiekempo4536
      @aussiekempo4536 Год назад +1

      ​@@ghazanfaryaq6776 - By the time you are a black belt in Kenpo/Kempo you aren't applying the moves by rote, they serve the basis for problem solving each attack as it unfolds. I agree that there are styles that you can learn effective self defence quicker through though, like Krav Maga which I have learned more recently.

  • @thewannabemartialartist4613
    @thewannabemartialartist4613 2 года назад +5

    I see where Master Ken got the inspiration for Ameri do te 🤣🤣🤣

    • @thunderhamilton1
      @thunderhamilton1 2 года назад +1

      Ken seriously is a practitioner of Kenpo outside of his joking 🤣

  • @patmark3059
    @patmark3059 6 месяцев назад

    Excellent demonstrations

  • @scottfelsen
    @scottfelsen 3 года назад +2

    The props in this video are amazing!!! lol Need more ferns...

  • @douglastalkington
    @douglastalkington 3 года назад

    Very helpful thank you

  • @simoncavieres5200
    @simoncavieres5200 3 года назад +1

    THANK YOU !!!

  • @Bad-Daze247
    @Bad-Daze247 3 года назад +2

    Thankyou rick fir taking a beating for us

  • @KobukanRoninDojo
    @KobukanRoninDojo 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you Rick! 😊

  • @Hans_Hamon
    @Hans_Hamon 3 года назад +4

    Thank you, Rick. *gAsP* My *wInCe* pleasure, Sensei.

  • @grabir01
    @grabir01 Год назад

    Love the classic eye pokes.

  • @joeystories6946
    @joeystories6946 3 года назад +3

    Mr. Tatum's a badass martial arts movie. 🍺🍕🎥

  • @KeepItFresh02
    @KeepItFresh02 3 года назад +1

    Circling the Horizon with the extension is my favorite technique.

  • @burntbacon7995
    @burntbacon7995 3 года назад

    Thank you, Kevin too!

  • @matbok22
    @matbok22 2 года назад

    thank you Rick...

  • @angeleusebio9451
    @angeleusebio9451 Год назад

    Nice and DEADLY THANKS MASTER LARRY

  • @shadscott469
    @shadscott469 Год назад +4

    Boxing, Wrestling, Judo, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu work under pressure because they train under pressure against an unpredictable stimulus. Aikido and Kenpo only use Ukes that's why you won't find any footage of Aikido or Kenpo working against a trained fighter. Rick may as well be a bob dummy.

    • @roland-plus
      @roland-plus 7 месяцев назад +1

      ^^^^ This guy gets it. All the predictions of "this makes him do X" is way off base. A resisting opponent, an untrained opponent or someone who is high (for example) isn't going to react in a predictable manner.

    • @TheDmane88
      @TheDmane88 29 дней назад

      Umm kenpo Kempo does spar lol and have tournaments ufc style I’ve been doing it for years I even won BJJ tournaments and never trained in it a day in my life lol

    • @shadscott469
      @shadscott469 27 дней назад

      @TheDmane88 yet when they do spar you don't see any of this.

    • @AI_Talks_About_The_Bible
      @AI_Talks_About_The_Bible 21 день назад

      @@shadscott469true, but they could start with it, if they mentally prepared and physically trained random attacks. No one gets past the basic techniques. These techniques were meant to be applied as an alphabet of motion and you write your own sentences as needed. Unfortunately there are not people training that way every day and improvising. BJJ improvises all the time by pressure testing.

  • @keekeelove7
    @keekeelove7 Год назад

    thank you rick

  • @romeoreponte9588
    @romeoreponte9588 2 года назад +1

    I miss kenpo like to learn it again…

  • @paulodom5272
    @paulodom5272 Год назад +1

    Master of Masters, he has alot.of knowledge of kenpo karate.

  • @Capo51
    @Capo51 3 месяца назад

    Absolutely the best part of this video was:' Thank you Rick!'.

    • @ericmiller9688
      @ericmiller9688 16 дней назад

      Manners is what makes traditional martial arts like kenpo art and not mere brutality

  • @CoolHandLukeDuke
    @CoolHandLukeDuke 2 года назад +4

    Kenpo is the Martial Arts equivalent of sensory overload on an attacker.

  • @thomasstrawn7925
    @thomasstrawn7925 3 года назад +2

    I wish these showed the name of the technique and the extension! Mr. Tatum is awesome it just hurts to hear him hit those guys. LOL Ed Parkers Kenpo love it.

  • @RetrofIex
    @RetrofIex 3 месяца назад

    Kenpo is a great street fighting tool

  • @yermisncaraballod.7310
    @yermisncaraballod.7310 3 года назад +1

    Yes!!! 👊🥋

  • @antonioalvarezcotan9833
    @antonioalvarezcotan9833 2 года назад +1

    Lary es el ejemplo del kenpo americano 💪🥋

  • @marcelonutricion
    @marcelonutricion 7 месяцев назад

    Larry Tatum uno de los mejores que he visto 👏👏👏💪💪

  • @TheSchoolOfSelfDefense
    @TheSchoolOfSelfDefense 2 года назад

    This is awesome. But I would of like it more if the names where included.

  • @johnjohns6181
    @johnjohns6181 2 года назад +1

    Thank you, Rick.

  • @keekeelove7
    @keekeelove7 Год назад

    thank you Rick thank you Rick omg

  • @CoolHandLukeDuke
    @CoolHandLukeDuke 2 года назад +1

    "Break the wrist, walk away."

  • @chrisc9745
    @chrisc9745 3 года назад +11

    I love kenpo. Ive done Martial arts for 23 years and one of my favorites as in fun to train was parker kenpo. With that said it is completely dillusional as an actual fighting system. When I started I came from almost 4 years of Soo do thai karate, Machado BJJ and Muay thai. Before that I had done koei kan karate on and off for 13 years, Mcmap( marine corps martial arts program, as a Marine, 4 years of kuk sool won as a teenager and 6 months of Isshinryu. So my statement is fact not opinion. When they spar where actual fighting techniques are needed all this coolness goes out the window and they look like 7 year olds in a tae kwon do school. Thats not to say there are not some in the system that can fight there is always the few but over 90% of any kenpo guy i have yet to witness being anygood. I left and decided to go to Krav maga. Which I love. NOBODY is complacent in a fight and good luck making a neck chop work without getting your teeth knocked out of you head. No disrespect as its a beautiful system but dillusion comes heavy with this one also with some of the others I have trained but this is the worst.

    • @evilxmetalband6532
      @evilxmetalband6532 3 года назад +2

      I love this system as it's fast and fun but if you can get off more than one move your lucky let alone ten consecutive moves.Loooove Larry Tatum tho!

    • @ayladuggan1718
      @ayladuggan1718 2 года назад +2

      you miss the point you arnt supposed to use the moves exactly, as they teach concepts. its the ideal phase. YOU are supposed to be taught and make your own what if scenarios you can combine parts of moves together or remove bits. Kenpo is all about adaptation. Plus you should probably learn some boxing and muay thai and if you're feeling daring some jiu jitsu to help with striking and ground game

    • @fmcra
      @fmcra 2 года назад +1

      You are so good that none serves you!

    • @rodericksibelius8472
      @rodericksibelius8472 2 года назад

      American Kenpo from the Ed Parker School and it's Variants is the Ultimate in terms of the theoretical study of Self-Defense: It's a great addition to other Karate Systems: SHOTOKAN, GOJU-RYU, SHITO-RYU, UECHI-RYU, WADO-RYU, Tae Kwon Do and even Chinese Systems.
      Engineers become creative engineers for their theoretical study of physics and advanced mathematics, So is this metaphor is applied to the study of theoretical American Kenpo.
      KARATE is DEADLY: One poke to the eye or a strike to a vital spot can end a fight and it's ONE KILL STRIKE in the OKINAWAN / JAPANESE Philosophy of survival can save your life when you have to use it for survival on the street. On the street - situational awareness is very important when in a deadly confrontation for survival = use anything and every weapon you can find.

    • @3gsummit
      @3gsummit Год назад

      Agree completely

  • @awickedtribe
    @awickedtribe 4 месяца назад

    Love this... But what if my opponent is named Steve or Jerrry? Or worse, I don't know his name? Do I still thank Rick? It makes sense to always thank Rick after defending myself...

  • @harrisdupree3323
    @harrisdupree3323 3 года назад +2

    This guy's OK but he's certainly no Master Ken. "Don't forget to "Restomp The Groin"

  • @dougboal7620
    @dougboal7620 7 месяцев назад +2

    I wonder if the term McDojo originated?

  • @theoboeman
    @theoboeman Год назад +2

    Now we know where Master Ken trained. LMAO

    • @dougboal7620
      @dougboal7620 7 месяцев назад

      Everyone was kung fu fighting! I guess the term "you just cant make this stuff up" isn't true.

  • @pninakraiem7374
    @pninakraiem7374 3 года назад +1

    My favorite 11:40

  • @patriotparty6795
    @patriotparty6795 Год назад +1

    There's something about Kenpo that doesn't jive with me. It's difficult to say.. something about the movements. It' as if somebody sprinkled a little "Hollywood" into the moves. Maybe it's something like pro wrestling, where there are moves that are theatrical but would still be powerful if they connected. But I've never taken Kenpo so I can't say I disapprove. I'd have to take some classes to make a real decision. I do like their idea of multiple strikes.

  • @charlesreed5839
    @charlesreed5839 17 дней назад

    Where do all those extra sounds come from??????? Does kenpo teach how to make cool martial artsy sounds?

  • @chrismoore4496
    @chrismoore4496 5 месяцев назад

    That's the difference techniques only give you an idea of what you can do if situations change you should be knowledgeable enough to flow to other movements training vs street not many understand the facts you learn what you need then adjust accordingly to situations.

  • @richardzanetta9557
    @richardzanetta9557 2 года назад

    Thank you Rick,lol

  • @keekeelove7
    @keekeelove7 Год назад +1

    I had a school fait and I larnd your movs and I kikd his but

  • @Vega799
    @Vega799 2 года назад +3

    This is so absurd

  • @brucebanner3566
    @brucebanner3566 7 месяцев назад

    How's Rexkwondo? Is that any good?

  • @sgtboz9730
    @sgtboz9730 3 года назад +5

    And then the Gracies showed up....

  • @adamjanowitz870
    @adamjanowitz870 Год назад

    I have a question! What is the difference between American kenpo and European kempo? In Hungary we have zen bu kan kempo.
    Respect!

    • @jediknight108
      @jediknight108 Год назад

      It contains more modern scientific principles, for modern day street fighting but then I dont know much about Zen Bu Kempo maybe you do also

  • @charlescohen3863
    @charlescohen3863 7 месяцев назад

    For the guy who made a negative remark without understanding the process that students have to be taught. after years of training and many repititons learning goes from the ideal phase when you start than the what if and then to spontaneous where the student learns to simply move from technique to technique being able to graft movements together while operating on a totally sub conscious level simply reacting and changing as needed. For someone who does not understand this , they do not understand how self defense techniques are taught so that your reactions become spontaneous . for the guy that did not put his name with his criticism, self defense technique is designed for the most part to work against a committed street attack, not for a professional ring fighter attacking you.
    Sparring teaches you to work against trained opponents. The ultimate self defense is to go from a sparring scenerio to self defense scenerio.

  • @marcelosantos670
    @marcelosantos670 3 года назад

    SHOW 🤓 TOP 👍

  • @Shoegazebasedgenre0.
    @Shoegazebasedgenre0. 2 года назад +2

    what happens if the guy resisting?

    • @samiibrahim5356
      @samiibrahim5356 2 года назад

      I'd bet that if the aggressor can resist any given move, they may end up resisting themselves into any number of those follow up moves. Kind of the point.

  • @angeleusebio9451
    @angeleusebio9451 2 года назад

    Master its deadly dont anger them make peace with Am.kenpo

  • @davidglendal
    @davidglendal 3 года назад

    Rick always seems to get thanked after getting his ass kicked.

  • @gigasusanin
    @gigasusanin 3 года назад

    Лапенко молодец, новое шоу придумал.

  • @mortgagefinancing5558
    @mortgagefinancing5558 10 месяцев назад +1

    LOL 1980 Choreographed fighting ...when the UFC came out it showed the world that this type of fantasy fighting doesn't work..So comical to watch futurist thing from reality...

  • @livesjuris3032
    @livesjuris3032 3 года назад +1

    Larry Tatun is one of the most KenpoKarate great GrandMaster in world

    • @malibubramacari4161
      @malibubramacari4161 3 года назад +1

      I think Mr Larry Tatum is a useless student ever produced by the late GM Ed Parker. It's a waste of talent for this guy is not even excepted in the Hollywood movie ??

    • @malibubramacari4161
      @malibubramacari4161 3 года назад

      I don't think so, bcse if he's really fit his foot into GGM Ed Parker, surely Hollywood would have welcomed him to superseed Championship Chuck Norris ? Why bcse he doesn't have the charisma & leadership lke he's predecessor Mr Parker has ?

    • @malibubramacari4161
      @malibubramacari4161 3 года назад

      @Armendariz Kenpo Karate Juarez Mexico For your information, I'm not Master kenpo but I'm 7degree 'Shotoghun' by training. I've attended Mr Parker's demo in 1984 at California international Karate tournament.

  • @ravelitschimo
    @ravelitschimo 3 года назад +1

    Some dirty shit.

  • @stevearce1498
    @stevearce1498 3 года назад

    😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

  • @AGC828
    @AGC828 3 года назад +1

    Looks good in a demo. LIke Aikido. Looks like the movies might work..but only in a one-on-one...if the attacker is the same size. :) Like to see this used in MMA...minus the groin and eye attacks. :)

    • @anonymoose9907
      @anonymoose9907 3 года назад

      Kenpo just really isn't meant for sport. It is just too savage, especially when Mr. Tatum does it. Kenpo is sort of like if you threw a guy into a spinning airplane propeller. You can't really dumb it down to be less for sportsmanship rules. It wouldn't be even be Kenpo at that point. I never liked Aikido as demo'ed for women at "Take Back the Night" and agree with you. In those demos the victim woman would do some thing to hurl the guy to the ground at run away into the night. Now the guy gets up and knows that she knows some self defense and come back much more brutal. She should have left him blind, deaf, throat punched, balls ripped, solar plexus smashed, etc.

    • @davidallamericananarchist9220
      @davidallamericananarchist9220 4 месяца назад

      As a matter of fact there's actually more high level MMA fighters with karate/kenpo backgrounds than most people think there are because even if you can't do these specific techniques under stress, the basics of defensive maneuvering, economy of motion, balance disruption, and blitzing and striking from weird angles are all huge advantages that you subconsciously "learn" from these training methods.

  • @mynameistrd6841
    @mynameistrd6841 2 месяца назад

    If you end up kicking the groin in each technique, why bother doing any other moves at all? Do you think your opponent wouldnt do the same breaking your nuts too?

  • @raywest7222
    @raywest7222 3 года назад +2

    You CANT “slice things with your finger tips you fingers are not impact weapons

    • @samiibrahim5356
      @samiibrahim5356 2 года назад

      Guess you never experienced an eye slice before, pretty common kenpo add on after a chop or palm strike.

    • @Vega799
      @Vega799 2 года назад

      Let’s use some logic
      No

  • @nomore1371
    @nomore1371 3 года назад +1

    thanks for letting me beat the shit outta you for over an our Rick let's do that one again Rick come on up whaap whaap whoop thank you Rick

  • @unodosxx
    @unodosxx 2 года назад

    Them Duke boys were up to no good again.

  • @jakem.1587
    @jakem.1587 2 года назад

    Soo this is how you ruin someone's day.

  • @chopperdeath
    @chopperdeath Год назад

    Taking a beating from Larry was a badge of honor in the mid 90's and the price of admission for his over priced seminars.

  • @nathandunlap3039
    @nathandunlap3039 9 месяцев назад +1

    In my dream we our team was knocking the shit out of a shit load of bible while there was birthday cake at the table.. he took out like 20 himself i did two and a few more had an white angel of death t-shirt on 7.5

  • @scottsright456
    @scottsright456 5 месяцев назад

    He just wanted to touch the groin

  • @richardfreitag2962
    @richardfreitag2962 3 года назад

    🤨🤨🤨🤨

  • @dougboal7620
    @dougboal7620 7 месяцев назад

    MMM...did somebody say ribs?

  •  2 года назад

    Ha ha...you are so fast...when i fight with my teknic is running fast,same of Forest Gump

  • @unodosxx
    @unodosxx 2 года назад

    Waiter tells you they are out of chicken nuggets. You drive fingers into eye forcing head back and strike front of thoat, kick waiters legs out knocking him to ground then stomp groin.

  • @harrisdupree3323
    @harrisdupree3323 3 года назад

    @48:24 How to mercilessly MURDER somebody with a kitchen knife.

  • @JoeyRagu
    @JoeyRagu Месяц назад

    Tim is crippled

  • @ericcaledonai9700
    @ericcaledonai9700 2 года назад

    Okay, here is the stuff point of this and all Arts is self defense.
    You are not a UFC fighter you don’t stand toe to toe. You want to get away with your life quick succession of strikes and then evacuate. Kenpo contains Jiu Jitsu Parker was a 3 td dan. He was also a street fighter as were almost all practicing MA guys from the Kempo Lineage
    Parker Emperado Bro’s. And the list goes on. As far as a Jiu Jitsu System and rolling. That’s all good until Shimabakuru stabs you in the kidney and you die. Like the Emperados learned. As far as Kibap or Krav Maga - IT IS KEMPO EVEN THE NAME IN HEBREW MEANS “FIST FIGHT. “ It started as Boxing combined with Judo in WW2, but the technical aspects are Kenpo America. How do I know?
    The modern operator was a guy from ISRAEL IN MY CLASS.

  • @davidrisselada6199
    @davidrisselada6199 3 года назад +4

    Its amazing that he is fast enough to do umpteen hundred techniques to his opponents one. How ridiculous. So much unnecessary movement. I mean, if this stuff was for real all the mma fighters would be training it. There is no way this guys interpretation of defending against holds and shoots would work against aggressive, athletic fighters. Anybody who has spent time on the mat knows this.

    • @burntbacon7995
      @burntbacon7995 3 года назад +1

      He is giving a demonstration of Kenpo Karate techniques.

    • @larrysilver782
      @larrysilver782 2 года назад

      I couldn't agree more

  • @BosniaKingdom
    @BosniaKingdom 4 года назад +2

    this is more like JKD

    • @stevendoty9408
      @stevendoty9408 3 года назад

      going for the same outcome, just different approach. freedom of action.

    • @alexandergrafvonrothenstein
      @alexandergrafvonrothenstein 3 года назад

      Yeti or JKD is a littlebit like American Kenpo Karate. 😉

    • @BosniaKingdom
      @BosniaKingdom 3 года назад +2

      @@alexandergrafvonrothenstein don't be ignorant. Anything that begins with '' american'' is too young to be compared with anything 😂😂😂

    • @alexandergrafvonrothenstein
      @alexandergrafvonrothenstein 3 года назад

      @@BosniaKingdom 😂👍

    • @davidrisselada6199
      @davidrisselada6199 3 года назад +2

      This is nothing like JKD. This is all predetermined moves performed on compliant training partners. There is absolutely nothing in this video that remotely resembles a resisting, aggressive attacker. This is as laughable as tai chi.

  • @JB-fm4tb
    @JB-fm4tb 3 года назад +2

    Some is cool and useful but most of this is completely unrealistic

    • @patmark3059
      @patmark3059 3 года назад

      Pray an act of perfect contrition everyday and go to sacramental confession

  • @malibubramacari4161
    @malibubramacari4161 3 года назад +1

    This is a waste of all the achievement by the late GM Ed Parker and impart his technique to this guy Mr Larry Tatum and he is not even famaos lke Chuck Norris ? None of his current students hve bring up American kenpo in the Martial arts world today and to the movies. Some things need to be done ! Guys please response to mr Parker's techniques.

    • @jeff612
      @jeff612 3 года назад +2

      Jeff Speakman .Movie" The Perfect Weapon "😉

  • @umeda26
    @umeda26 3 года назад

    jesus christ lol...

  • @jenskapper6007
    @jenskapper6007 2 года назад

    Awesome martial art for when you know wag i scoming and your opponent stands still stil afterjeg the inittial attack. I would''ve paid a grand to watch a 16 year-old Ramon Dekkers lowkick this charlataine,

  • @WalterCampbell-ir1gr
    @WalterCampbell-ir1gr Год назад

    Looks good,but it requires concessions and makes assumption of the attacker that are usually alien to the nature of real combat!