Paul mills lived right here in my little town and apparently he just passed away. He made the local paper

No control ....jerk.

Gathering Clouds.

Whatever happened to mr. Mills?

And then I'll... And then I just..... And then.... THEN i...

Does Mr. Mills still teach? If so where can I go to learn from him?

Is there any video of Mills fighting in competition?

You see what I'm saying

Me too!!!!!!!!

BAD ASS man I love Mr. Mills and his version of Kenpo!!!!

in a real fight would he last? can he fight? one thing to do demonstration after demonstration? but can they fight? his kenpo looks awesome.

Man he's so damn fast...and I got hired at his hotel so I work for him now. I don't think I'll ever steal money. O.O

@killerkravist yes it's necessary because he is doing his moves almost to full speed and what he's doing is he's slapping at different times to stop himself from hitting the other guy... It actually is common in all martial arts. Don't be ignorant young tadpole.

and in many cases to recoil off of the body rather than re-engage the arm to re strike. would you rather return a tennis ball with a racket, or catch it and throw it? there are many uses of just "slapping yourself" in martial arts in general beyond kenpo.

not always necessary, but it does help. it helps give your body a reference point for where things are (points of reference, whipping, hammering, etc), it can help keep you from over rotating or extending (it's found in other arts like some FMA and Wing Chung), can gives your hands a "target" when they move in an arcing motion (similar to breaking boards you focus past them). "im gonna aim for my shoulder, his face happens to be in the way". self conditioning,

@killerkravist It's not necessary but a by-product of using opposing forces. Listen to what Mr. Mills says about it and watch how his hands moving in opposite directions generate power, often times causing him to slap himself with the opposing force of action. The 'sound effects' generated are just side effects of the primary intended movement.

@killerkravist they explain it.

demonstrates the rapidity of kenpo strikes. never ceases to increase my fascination with the art.

Why does every Kenpo 'Master' slap himself or make those 'sound effects' when doing techniques? Seriously, is it necessary?

He is a monster. I wouldnt even breathe in his general direction! what force!

this is true kenpo i seen some vids on youtube tho that man makes kenpo look bad but this is what kenpo really is awesome

that bald guy has got i high ass tolerance for pain thats ridiculous

3:52 great

3:56 ouch.

Nobody wanted to play patty-cake with this guy when he was little

Is there a reason why he slaps himself every time he lands a strike? A reason beyond the impressive snapping sounds it makes, I mean.

Nice

Although i must admit ed's kenpo works. I used it in an alley where a guy was trying to stab me.

Awesome

@jgrove004 Absolutely. Those strikes come from launch pads - i.e., strikes from key points of origin. It aids in the apparent explosiveness that he has, as opposed to a complete lack of convincing power that many practitioners of most arts seem to suffer from.

Gm Paul Mills is a true master of the art. Mr. Parker would be proud to see that 20+ after his passing that Mr. Mills is still performing admirably. /salute

I love it. This guy is the best. But take it easy on the guys that are just standing there letting you hit them!! Jeeze. funny though.

@ 2:52 that looks like professor Scott, ouch!

Excelent!

@lococavasa Finally someone speaks the truth! I agree

@lococavasa Finally someone speaks the truth! I try telling people this exact quote all the time...Right on bro

hes not hitting the hard, its all controlled. if he hit them hard he could seriously injur them...

I love Sensei Mills he is true no non-sense guy. Straight to the point, dirty kenpo fighter. No fancy crap, MMA sport stuff, just straight to the point kick ass street fighting. He may no look like like Anderson Silva with his shirt off but he is one tough old guy. Love it!

/watch?v=uEm-SVGlJrg nuff said

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@marcarl just tell him first, lest you.....well you saw it

@awoodtiger I have so much respect for the guys that help with the demonstrations too

@kg7530mh totally agreed when I see GM Paul MIlls, I am truly humbled!

Yes the slapping thing always gets me too-I'd invite ANYONE!!! to let him "slap" them just once- I dont care who you are. He's a big guy, he's fast, and he can knock you out!!

this guy's pretty fast xD

@lococavasa I've always believed that it's not the art but the artist who makes an art great or not. To me MMA is nothing more then legalized street brawling of blood matches, still illegal in some country. You speak the philosophy of Bruce Lee," Develop that which is useful and discard the rest" A good philosophy.

I had total respect for Mr.Parker and his art, he is truly missed. Your techniques are impressive and very explosive and I like that you provide your own sound effects. Sound effects or not the techniques really work. RESPECT TO YOU SENSEI . 32 year Wing Chun practitioner.

that was scary