C'mon folks. These are new students learning. I'll bet that black belt that is instructing them could tune up many people posting here. I know nothing about Kenpo, but I'll wager that anyone who is fit and knows it could handle themselves in a fight just fine.
@ransakreject522115 сағат бұрын
I’d take that bet. I’ve a 3rd degree blackbelt in kenpo and it’s bullshit. Never helped me. Quit and got blackbelt in bjj and became pro fighter kenpo made me a worse fighter not better
@Scott-xf5xb13 сағат бұрын
Well at least you are talking from personal experience.
@KenpoBBB-rh9ifКүн бұрын
it amazes me how rude and disrespectfull today martial artist have become. they now think it is cool to be rude and disrespectful to other martial artist. they dont even have the couage to put themselves out there with there own videos but instead put other people down behind all while hiding there idenity. i bet they would not have the guts to say it to there face or even walk into someone elses dojo and say the things they do here and on other videos. it is sad times we live in with all the hate out there
@danle31812 күн бұрын
Is this joke or what ?
@TonyqTNT3 күн бұрын
Check out the Nisei Goju Ryu of Sensei Grand Master Herbie Thompson and Sensei James Sisco back in the 80s in Miami for realistic karate technique!!!
@KenpoBBB-rh9ifКүн бұрын
you are comparing apples to oranges one has nothing to do with the other. you are showing your lack of knowledge in martial arts.
@Lorethe2ndКүн бұрын
Lol nice
@equalopportunityoffender67323 күн бұрын
Wonder what she’s like on the ground ? Well done lady 👍🏻
@deejin254 күн бұрын
Just for fun watch Al Tracy's videos he moves with glacier like slowness, his strikes barely have focus, he has no demonstrable power and flow. He moves like he is phoning it in. Even later in Life Parker moved crisply, with power, speed flow and precision. All his top students took it further and fought, did forms, weapons, demos, competed, many did full contact. I've seen a ton of Tracy's students and they're okay but they just don't have what the American Kenpo people did that I saw. Ed parker also just let himself get out of shape, if he'd been into conditioning, diet and something like yoga he'd have stuck around far longer, maybe even til the 2020s.
@deejin254 күн бұрын
UHHHH, I gotta ask, you spend a considerable amount of time telling us that YOUR main instructor was a fake, why did you spend your LIFE teaching the system?
@deejin254 күн бұрын
How is it possible to be a professional martial artist, make millions be able to afford all the gear you need, the most nutritious food, have access to thousands of training partners and get so damned out of shape and stay there?
@Lorethe2nd4 күн бұрын
None of this shit would work in a street fight, let alone against a boxer.
@KenpoBBB-rh9ifКүн бұрын
it goes to show you know nothing about what you are watching let alone the instructor who i know for a fact has not only used this in street fights but also pit fights.
@DjordjeZutic23 сағат бұрын
@@KenpoBBB-rh9if Really? That nagashi is horrendeous Opponent remains in perfect ballance, to follow up with a second strike .. of course, no evasion behind nagashi - one going against a weapon should not only block, but clear out of the attacks trajectory, in case the block is shattered This is just bad .. not to even mention it is worthless as ,,handfighing" because it simulates armed fighting
@KenpoBBB-rh9if20 сағат бұрын
@@DjordjeZutic they are beginner students just learning unlike you who must have done it perfect the first time. it must be nice t I be perfect
@biggyles95505 күн бұрын
Can I buy the DVD?
@LeAnnRathbone5 күн бұрын
@biggyles9550 there are Orange belt lessons on my patreon page White Tiger
@biggyles95504 күн бұрын
Can u still buy the DVD from you guys??
@biggyles95504 күн бұрын
Will love to buy all the DVD from u guys
@LeAnnRathbone4 күн бұрын
@biggyles9550 unfortunately I no longer sell dad's due to cost. I am starting to put all kenpo lessons including Tracy kenpo, American Kenpo and White Tiger Kenpo plus manuals and other training aids on my patreon page so students buy as much or as little of the lessons they want.
@darque18606 күн бұрын
I studied kenpo, and wing chun, a lil jujitsu, grappling. And various other moves, from other styles, like aikido, systema, judo, and tykwando. And in a real street fight, none of that comes into play. I've used more blocking and counter techniques, then anything else. Ppl don't sit pretty with their arm extended for you. It's fast, brutal, and always resistant. Learn to use their momentum, and inpatients against them. Be fast, always move, and take em to the ground. I love martial arts, but most of the moves are dogshit.
@SladeWilson-k9g6 күн бұрын
I have trained kenpo for 24 years, along with judo, kali, bjj, goju ryu, shito ryu, shotokan … also work in law enforcement and a department instructor for 11 years… in martial arts the base fundamental skills in each art are typically more simple and effective , some moves may be less likely to work in most violent encounters.. that being said, not every need for use of force is a mutually agreed upon street fight or non consensual attack. Sometimes it’s a family member who is drunk, a random person getting too handsy at a bar, an aggressive date . That is where some techniques come in to play.. not every situation requires maximum effective force, sometimes the techniques we don’t think will work do in the right context.. real life example the second version in the technique of this video is basically a version of shiho nage from aikido and Japanese jujutsu , I have executed this technique on a drunk dude who wasn’t getting the hit to leave and he grabbed my wrist firmly trying basically force me listen. I did a variation of the second maneuver above taking him to the ground without injury to anyone. Some techs have their time and place it’s about how we train fro all types of scenarios under stress and resistance where we learn to apply it
@KenpoBBB-rh9ifКүн бұрын
I am a US Marshell and 6'2" she has taken me off my feet so fast I never had a chance. she has my respect and know doubt she could use it in the street. salute
@robertfarris37446 күн бұрын
i like how in almost every one of these videos the ukes left hand just hangs down..i guess all their opponents' have major nerve damage in their left arms thereby rendering them useless...they can only punch with their right arms !!!
@evosteff7 күн бұрын
wtf is this dogsh*t
@williamkuhns23878 күн бұрын
" What is real?...how do you define.. real?"...Do you think thats oxygen your breathing ?"
@burntrim7 күн бұрын
Nice
@KenpoBBB-rh9ifКүн бұрын
you are showing hoe little you know. and how you have to belittle other people so you can feel better about yourself. I feel sorry for you
@fentonmulley58959 күн бұрын
Stop grifting dude
@Dsc18999 күн бұрын
21:41 lol, this jackass has a meltdown because a yellow belt doesnt know how the move is scripted... Then continues to single him out for humiliation and even a few personal challenges.
@Dsc18999 күн бұрын
Thank you for the trip back to the 80's to remember why martial arts in the US were so bad
@ransakreject522115 сағат бұрын
If the guy is throwing a 1-2… you just got knocked out while your right hand was blocking and the left at your waist as your head was stationary and your chin up
@Teapro32411 күн бұрын
What camera are you using
@LeAnnRathbone11 күн бұрын
@Teapro324 at the time I believe it was a Sony svhs
@DjordjeZutic11 күн бұрын
That nagashi is horrendeous Opponent remains in perfect ballance, to follow up with a second strike .. of course, no evasion behind nagashi - one going against a weapon should not only block, but clear out of the attacks trajectory, in case the block is shattered This is just bad .. not to even mention it is worthless as ,,handfighing" because it simulates armed fighting
@naramsindd262012 күн бұрын
Woke Dojo ?
@NoahPrice-c8f13 күн бұрын
How has this not been qualified as a mcdojo?
@user-kz5jm8tn3w13 күн бұрын
today's lesson on how to wind up on the ground w your ass kicked.
@tony270714 күн бұрын
If he is going to attack you by lifting his fist up and back before puching then I would suggest just walk away as you will have plenty of time before he can hit you.
@jaycarr59014 күн бұрын
Zero concept of the sword .
@Dsc18999 күн бұрын
or aiki, or jujutsu
@JamesBritt-tv2vk14 күн бұрын
Have you actually ever been in a street fight and attempted to use that systematic Bull sh-t?
@dagda82512 күн бұрын
Yes I did. It was horrible.
@peterchase519814 күн бұрын
I wish these folks would stop giving karate a bad rep.
@evosteff7 күн бұрын
lmfaooooo
@KenpoBBB-rh9ifКүн бұрын
you are the one actually giving martial arts a bad name with your disrespect and rudeness. but I guess instructors don't teach honor, and respect any more
@peterchase5198Күн бұрын
@@KenpoBBB-rh9if No disrespect intended, just like to see more realism. Distance way wrong. In these attacks no need to defend, attack does not threaten the intended target. Attack starts so far outside you could run home lock the door and make a sandwich before it arrives. Training like this gives people unrealistic expectations. Even at yellow belt level distance and intended target should be real. Real attacks with actual practical techniques at a slower pace till they get it.
@KenpoBBB-rh9if19 сағат бұрын
@@peterchase5198 you are criticizing students who have been training less then a year give them a break. which proves my point. everyone thinks it should look like the movies no matter how long they have been doing it.
@peterchase519819 сағат бұрын
@@KenpoBBB-rh9if Sir I apologized for a supposed slight, no more of that nonsense. I've been at the martial arts, one thing or the other, for more than forty years. In that time I've listened to many like you stand up for nonsense. As I said real distance and real target, you don't get to punch somewhere near the head. You slow down for beginners. You do not give them any false sense of achievement. Slow and steady wins the race.
@TimKerman14 күн бұрын
This is good. I'll incorporate this more in training. This can also be used with the knee instead of the shin.
@fredfarkle-bp9en14 күн бұрын
Wow blazing speed Lifting up his leg reminds me of my neighbors dog Yet another Bruce Tegner of the 60'S
@danielfinkhelstein922615 күн бұрын
why would somebody stand open as he attack
@MP-db9sw14 күн бұрын
The short answer is that the techniques of these systems are based on the way armed soldiers would fight with sword, spear, or dagger in feudal Japan.
@vuquanghuy3441Күн бұрын
That the bs reason. Japan has the same mentality as chinese, korẻan, vietnam,... when fighting. Strike the enemy when they do not prepare. This demo only show the lack of coodirnation in mcdojo folk. practice technique without timing and distance, just step into the zone and do patty shiet
@DjordjeZutic23 сағат бұрын
@@MP-db9sw and even for that purpose (which it is for, and historically rather efficient) this particular demonstration is very bad
@RICHARDCLARKNINJA15 күн бұрын
from one martial artist to another - great video thanks for it. Keep real martial arts alive yes
@DonaldSchnell16 күн бұрын
Beautiful
@xXDeLeTeXx16 күн бұрын
lol. White bullshit Kenpo. You got your kimono in a joke shop ? And the white tiger gets killed by the hunter.
@2Cats_ina_Trenchcoat12 күн бұрын
Settle down Suzanne.
@kyoshijohnmorganhamilton201418 күн бұрын
So disappointing o see this as any system of American Goju Ryu.
@verzuckungsspitzen655319 күн бұрын
Comedy?
@verzuckungsspitzen655320 күн бұрын
Comedy?
@user-bj4nk8sq5k21 күн бұрын
Chun Kuk Do Grandmaster Chuck Norris mastered 15 fighting styles, especially Kenpo Karate and Kyokushin Karate.
@user-bj4nk8sq5k21 күн бұрын
It's not the color of belts that people should believe in; they should only believe in their training.
@biggyles955022 күн бұрын
Can please bring video back for all the belt yellow to black please
@DonaldSchnell23 күн бұрын
Cool move
@tobiasisrael375825 күн бұрын
Weak
@WhoThisMonkey26 күн бұрын
Was this recorded in the 90s? Bullshido 😂
@BeFlaty26 күн бұрын
no hip use. you look like an amateur white belt
@bujin5455Ай бұрын
If the person doesn't know ukemi, their wrist is going to have a VERY bad day. Something people never discuss is that Aikido's kote gaeshi and Aiki Jujitsu's kote gyaku nage (demonstrated) are two ends of a spectrum of force, and that one doesn't have to operate in the extremes on either end. Kote gaeshi is sometimes too gentle to be affective (depending on circumstances, and expertise of the user [it takes more skill to be nice AND effective]) and kote gyaku nage is on the extreme end of "let's F this guy up." The difference between these two throws is the axis of rotation. In the gentler kote gaeshi, the axis of rotation is "along" the natural articulation of the joints, folding the arm back in on itself, and collapsing the center to the ground. In the battle ready kote gyaku nage, the axis of rotation is orthogonal to the rotation of the joints, **requiring** an escape fall in order to preserve their operation. What most people don't realize is that these two different methods are not antagonistic. Meaning you don't have to pick one over the other. You can actually start with kote gaeshi, and blend in orthogonal energy to either direct the fall, or to improve compliance. In this way, you can dynamically dial up the aggression of the technique, WHILE you're doing it, to allow you to customize to fit the situation's requirements.
@Ricardo18665Ай бұрын
Lo que no entiendo es..si querían tener su propio sistema hubieran trabajado en eso..pero lo único que hicieron fue tener las mismas técnicas que su maestro Ed Parker les enseño y cambiarles el nombre..que por cierto los nombres son más largos que las tecnicas..
@LeAnnRathboneАй бұрын
They did not change the names, originally Parkers system did not have names. They are the ones that put names to the techniques then Parker did the same with American Kenpo. Tracy added the techniques from the Katas where American Kenpo did not.
@Ricardo18665Ай бұрын
@@LeAnnRathbone mmmm..aun asi..hicieron lo mismo...ellos ..los srs Tracy aprendieron de el Maestro Ed Parker..aunque tengan diferentes nombres o les hallan puesto nombre hacen lo mismo
@GlenSmith-rc7pzАй бұрын
I did. this in the 1960’s🥋🥋😮
@skipskiperton4992Ай бұрын
I did this in the 1950s 👊🏼
@livesjuris3032Ай бұрын
a fraud real????? ho give the black belt to Master parker?
@ashleejohnson2753Ай бұрын
Does the hammer fist to the groin work if they are wearing a cup?
@EmetonVanDammeАй бұрын
Thank you Sensei Rathbone, this is gold
@Leonidas3888Ай бұрын
So basically American Kenpo is based on a bunch of lies as well as the spin off systems