ED PARKER'S AMERICAN KENPO KARATE: PARTING WINGS

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Комментарии • 6

  • @darreneastman1108
    @darreneastman1108 Год назад

    Great instructor great breakdown of the techniques and the art of being like water so to speak. I love the ground techniques also

  • @stephenhipp7859
    @stephenhipp7859 Год назад +2

    It's called blend, borrow, and combine. Kenpo is an evolving life force, in my opinion.

  • @davidfausel9029
    @davidfausel9029 2 года назад

    "They don't know or they don't want to tell you. There should always be a reason." Love that blunt observation.
    Excellent breakdown and details. I especially like the car parts analogy when it comes to talking about American Kenpo's alphabet of motion.

    • @KelvindeWolfe
      @KelvindeWolfe Год назад

      I like that he doesn’t know how to make a middle knuckle not collapse.
      Think he doesn’t want to tell you?

  • @streetkombativesystem4704
    @streetkombativesystem4704 11 месяцев назад

    Parting wings is an aggressive not a passive attack, as is every tech in American Kenpo, and should be viewed and practiced as such. Applying a tech like parting wings to counter a passive push will potentially get you in a lot of legal trouble. These self defense techs, or more importantly the ideas, concepts and principles behind them, should be applied to optimum on the street or not at all, no different than deploying a weapon. Salute.

  • @Ray-Figueroa
    @Ray-Figueroa Год назад

    This a joke? Apparently have never been in a real fight. 🙄