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Advanced Okinawan Kempo Karate : Learn On One-Step Sparring Techniques in Kempo Karate

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Uploaded by on Feb 17, 2008

Learn how on one-step sparring techniques in kempo karate in this free martial arts video from our second degree black belt expert William Joseph Hill.

Expert: William Joseph Hill
Contact: www.williamjosephhill.com
Bio: William Joseph Hill is a 2nd degree Black Belt in Okinawan Kenpo Karate, skilled in using weapons, stage combat and fight choreography.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

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  • Kenpo and keMpo are totally different things, people. get it right.

  • The obvious trouble is that you habitually chamber your arm, thus neglecting checking the action of his arm. Good lick on your journey

  • @guitarninja83 umm, it was simply a question to you. I so tire of internet buttheads.

  • @robocoastie I do not consider Parkers bastardized "kenpo" traditional at all. Even he wasnt stupid enough to claim it was traditional, hence the name AMERICAN kenpo. But you contradict yourself in saying it encourages change but is nontraditional but yet is/was an evolving style, for that to be so the style would be founded on change, therefor making change the tradition. Evolution or not is not the determining factor on tradition. Even so, change should be for better not worse like this.

  • suck

  • Yes, slapping the wrist is very important, ive taken guys down three times my size by just slapping their wrist and im 6"2 :D.

  • god, you suck ass. stop teaching and go back to school!

  • @guitarninja83 I know your comment is a year old, but if you still hold this opinion I'd like to know if you consider Parker's Kenpo "traditional". Afterall "kenpo" is an evolving style - chuan'fa from China to eventually Okinowan Kenpo to the Hawaiin islands where Parker made American Kenpo - if anything Kenpo seems to be not only non-traditional but encourages change and hodge-podging.

  • The teacher was blocking below the elbow, which would enable the attacker to collapse his elbow and continue striking. So when blocking on the outside of arm.. block above the elbow, and wen blocking the inside then you block below

  • Thank you for posting this video. You gave me an idea of what I should do for my 5th one step counter for my yellow belt test this Saturday.

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