Analyzing Circling Fans

[@kinkoshinkai]

Was that Kathy Long in the white do-gi watching?

[@andrerodriguez7603]

I met Ed Parker as a skinny teenager at his studio in Pasadena back in 1973. He had each of us students throw a punch at him. He had his girlfriend or wife at him at the time. I didn’t throw my punch as hard as he wanted, and warned me he would punch me harder if I didn’t try more. I felt so intimidated by him as a yellow belt I ended getting my right rib broken with his knuckle punch. His girlfriend was shocked at this. This was my memory of Mr. Parker.

[@kungfusansootsoilihofuthun8895]

Legendary

[@SecretsOfMartialArts]

Еd Parker was uniquely unique.

[@robertmedsker5305]

There's only so many people who can throw shock power .. mr parker was one ..

[@daneck100]

When Mr Parker was demonstrating the technique as he was crossing the hands and as he came up with the cat stance did he had an extra strike with his knee as he was coming into the cat stance?

[@tom8181]

Basically anytime a weapon passes a target there is potential for a strike hope that helps

[@Ogrematic]

@@tom8181 We were taught that, too. If you're going to pass a target, you might as well hit it.

[@ksdthehammer1284]

Hey KSD Dapper Dan I 🙃remember getting our ass kicked workin out 👊🏻

[@nothinghighandawful]

Seems like he did. Compare to Fallen Cross.

[@TomboKaiOfficial]

Looks like Kathy Long in the background.

[@shooter86-uw8ce]

It's not She never trained in Ed Parker Kenpo

[@TomboKaiOfficial]

@@shooter86-uw8ce ah thank you.

[@Ogrematic]

Is that Mr. Mills?

[@thisisscotts]

I think you might be right!