Shaolin Kempo Karate Jiu-Jitsu Wrist Submission-Jim Brassard

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Advanced concepts of Kenpo/Kempo Karate are covered at seminars held in KY with Grandmaster Jim Brassard. Their several different ones to choose from. Learn The Roaming Crane, White Tiger Flow Drill, Pain Points and more.

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learn over 20 of the base rules that when applied will help you win with LESS effort. Principles dealing with things such as physics, cause & effect, logic and more.

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[0dysseusss]

wow this sure is a beautiful style you look great doing it

[branchingvine]

While you are very fast...which is obviously useful in self-defense...I see at least to my thinking a problem I see with most martial arts videos on youtube...it's not realistic because your attackers allow your responses without resistance...they remain static while you do your techniques. Now, while I'm sure your system is very effective for what it is...could you please make videos where your attackers are allowed to act spontaneously to your defenses. In real life noone will remain static.

[emulare11]

Amazing! I figured out the spin counter to the first one (palm up) through my orange belt TKD form years ago. I've wondered how to actually apply the lock part correctly ever since. This, sir, is genius! Thank you indeed!